It’s been revealed that Amazon Prime Video’s new Reacher series has topped the Nielsen’s weekly ranking charts, which is great news for all us fans of the show.
We, here at Small Screen, are huge fans of the new Reacher series.
It’s easily been our favourite show of 2022 so far, and it will be a tough show to beat – a bit like Jack Reacher himself.
Anyway, Nielsen is a website that keeps track of all streaming date in the United States.
This week’s weekly data on Nielsen has revealed Amazon Prime’s Reacher show was the most-watched show in the United States from February 7th to 13th.
It was then reported by Deadline that this new series was watched for almost 1.6 billion minutes on Amazon Prime Video in the US.
This is also the first time that an Amazon Prime show has hit the number one spot in the Nieslen streaming charts.
Following up Reacher was Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias with 1.56 billion minutes.
Netflix’s Ozark was in third spot with an impressive 1.22 billion minutes.
Amazon Prime’s Reacher series is being streamed more than any other new show
Credit: Amazon Studios
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Here’s the rest of the top ten in the Nieslen streaming charts: Inventing Anna (Netflix), Encanto (Disney+), The Book of Boba Fett (Disney+), NCIS (Netflix), Raising Dion (Netflix), Cocomelon (Netflix), and Criminal Minds (Netflix).
It certainly seems as though Amazon Studios has a real winner on its hands in this new Reacher series.
We already revealed that Reacher Season 2 is going to take on the second of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher books, Die Trying.
Moreover, we also revealed that Reacher Season 3 is already in the works.
What do you make of this news?
Are you looking forward to watching more seasons of Reacher on Amazon Prime Video?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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