Streaming Ratings: ‘Bluey’ and ‘The Boys’ Lead a Quiet Week
Streaming ratings saw a decline in late April, with no titles surpassing a billion viewing minutes. 'Bluey' and 'The Boys' were the top performers, with 'Bluey' leading at 889 million minutes. Other notable entries included Netflix's 'Running Point' and 'Euphoria', both showing significant viewership.
- ▪'Bluey' achieved 889 million viewing minutes on Disney+, making it the top title for the week.
- ▪'The Boys' followed closely with 882 million minutes on Prime Video, despite a slight decline from the previous week.
- ▪Netflix's 'Running Point' debuted with 772 million minutes, down from its premiere week last year.
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'Bluey' Disney+ Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text Streaming titles had a somewhat down week in late April, with no title on Nielsen’s top 10 charts reaching the billion-minute mark in viewing time. The polar opposites that are Bluey and The Boys got the closest. Bluey notched 889 million viewing minutes on Disney+ for the week of April 20-26, the best weekly total for the kids’ favorite since late January. It finished No. 1 overall, just ahead of The Boys at 882 million minutes on Prime Video.
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