Hello, Wisconsin! This week, ’90s fashion isn’t the only thing making a comeback, as the latest Wrap Report highlights.
Nearly two decades after the final episode of “That ’70s Show” aired, audiences were ready to return to the Formans’ basement, according to the report, which uses TV viewership trends analyzed from Samba TV’s household panel of over 25 million connected TVs, including both linear and streaming consumption. “That ’90s Show,” a nostalgic spinoff featuring characters who are relatives of the original ones, ran the tables and claimed every single spot on the top 10 most-watched streaming charts for the past week.
The premiere episode of the series nabbed the No. 1 spot and was watched by 1.7 million U.S. households in its first four days available to stream on Netflix. The rest of the 10-part series followed suit, illustrating just how bingeable the series proved to be in its first week.
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Nearly two decades after the final episode of “That ’70s Show” aired, audiences were ready to return to the Formans’ basement, according to the report, which uses TV viewership trends analyzed from Samba TV’s household panel of over 25 million connected TVs, including both linear and streaming consumption. “That ’90s Show,” a nostalgic spinoff featuring characters who are relatives of the original ones, ran the tables and claimed every single spot on the top 10 most-watched streaming charts for the past week.
The premiere episode of the series nabbed the No. 1 spot and was watched by 1.7 million U.S. households in its first four days available to stream on Netflix. The rest of the 10-part series followed suit, illustrating just how bingeable the series proved to be in its first week.