Michelle Monaghan car “Echoes”The Netflix original series was the most viewed during the Aug. 22 – 28 viewing window. This was the first full week after its debut on Aug. 19. With 68.5 million hours watched, the limited series passed Neil Gaiman’s “The Sandman,”It was viewed for 53.8 million hours during the same time period. For the three preceding weeks, the No. 1 spot in the English-language series chart was taken.
“Me Time,”The comedy film starring Kevin Hart, Mark Wahlberg, premiered as the second-most-watched title and No. 1 movie. In its first three days, it was watched 59.2 millions times. “Me Time”Follow Sonny (Hart), as he reconnects to his best friend Huck, (Wahlberg), for a wild weekend when his wife (Regina Hall), and children are away.
Season 3 is now available for viewing in its second week. “Never Have I Ever”Third place in the English-language TV Chart with 25.6 Million hours watched. The Netflix Top 10 had the first and second seasons reappear in the week before, in eighth and ninth places respectively. However, they did not appear again on the chart during the Aug. 22-28 viewing window.
“Stranger Things”Season 4 now occupies the fourth spot on the chart after it landed in third place last week. From Aug. 22 to Aug. 28, the season was watched for 23.6 million, down slightly from last week’s 28.3 million. Seasons of “Stranger Things,” which saw a surge during the height of Season 4’s popularity, are no longer making the chart.
With 19.1 millions hours watched “Manifest”No.1 was Season 1. Season 1 ranked No. 5. It has charted consistently since July 4-10, when the series was added on to Netflix in Latin America and India, as well as the Nordic countries. Netflix announced recently that it will be launching Part 1 of Season 4 from the series, which the streaming service picked up after NBC canceled.
“Selling the OC,”You can find more information at “Selling Sunset” spinoff that follows the Oppenheim Group’s realty exploits in Orange County, debuted at No. 6. It was viewed 18.7 million times in its first five days of streaming on Netflix. Legal drama “Partner Track,” based on Helen Wan’s 2013 novel of the same name, also had its Top 10 debut, making seventh place with 16.7 million hours. The debut of “Glow Up”Season 4: 14.3 Million hours
Season 3 “Locke & Key”After being fourth last week, it dropped to eighth with 14.6 millions hours of viewing in its second week. “Virgin River” also saw a decline in viewership, coming in ninth place with 14.5 million hours, though this is now the season’s sixth week on the chart.
This is the non-English TV charts “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”The hot streak continued, and it landed at No. For the seventh time, it landed at No. It was the third most-watched TV title, with 53.9 million hours.
See Netflix’s Top 10 lists for the week of Aug. 22-28 below, beginning with English-language series and followed by non-English-language TV shows, English-language movies and then non-English-language movies.
