OCT 13 · TITLE FEED
Ted Lasso   2,521 HH -7.3%Lanterns   2,918 HH -8.9%MobLand   2,320 HH -13.9%Animals   2,882 HH -14.3%Matchbox   3,890 HH -24.3%Obsession   1,593 HH -8.4%Project Hail Mary   1,546 HH -6.6%Backrooms   1,366 HH -6.1%American Horror Story   1,300 HH -14.4%Slow Horses   1,320 HH -4.7%
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THE PEERLOGIX RESEARCH DESK

Streaming businesses.
Seen through their audiences.

Independent viewing evidence, specific company questions, and clear tests for what comes next. Explore the Q3 reports and the research that came before them.

Q3 2026 / NETFLIX
−5%whole original-series slate
+14%with three prior hits removed

One headline. A more specific explanation.
Read the Netflix finding ↗

Q3 2026 / OCTOBER 9 RESEARCH REPORTS

Read the finding.
Open the evidence.

Each report combines PeerLogix viewing measurements with clearly identified public inputs, assumptions and interpretations. The complete six-page PDFs are available alongside the summaries.

RESEARCH EDITION Q3 reports dated October 9, 2026. Findings and scenarios are fixed to that date. Read each report for its assumptions, sources and disclosures.

THE RESEARCH RECORD / JULY 2026

Keep the original call.
Read the review.

Our earlier Netflix reports remain available with their original dates, assumptions and findings.

HOW TO READ THE RESEARCH

Know what each
number represents.

A measured audience change, a company disclosure and a model answer different questions. Each summary keeps those distinctions visible.

01 / PANEL EVIDENCE

What viewers watched.

PeerLogix title-demand share and co-viewing measurements, with the population, comparison pool and time window stated. These are not paid subscriber counts.

02 / PUBLIC INPUTS

What companies disclosed.

Filings, guidance and published viewing reports. Service revenue and parent-company results retain their different definitions.

03 / MODELS & INTERPRETATION

What the evidence may imply.

Scenarios, assumptions and research views, with a next checkpoint. A financial model or retention hypothesis is not an observed outcome.

Using these findings? Cite PeerLogix, link to the specific report, and retain its date and metric definitions. Data use & attribution ↗

YOUR NEXT RESEARCH QUESTION

Bring the thesis.
Examine the evidence.

A company, a quarter, an assumption to test. Work with PeerLogix on the viewing evidence behind your investment view.

Discuss your research ↗

PEERLOGIX / EXPLORE THE EVIDENCE

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