Following the Halloween weekend, audiences were still in a scary, ghoulish spirit as the Netflix movie Frankenstein took the No. 1 spot on Nielsen’s Top 10 Overall Streaming chart for the week of November 3.
After a week without a title crossing the billion-viewing-minute mark, Frankenstein delivered 1.258 billion viewing minutes and was a hit with Hispanic audiences, who accounted for 35% of the watch time. Meanwhile, 51% of the viewing audience belonged to the Adults 18-49 demo.
According to Nielsen Streaming Content Ratings, only one title crossed the billion-viewing-minutes mark, with Netflix accounting for six titles in the chart, two of which had shared distribution rights.
The Witcher remained in second place with 945 million minutes viewed on Netflix. It was followed by Stranger Things, which entered the chart with 921 million viewing minutes. Anticipation for the fifth and final season, which would drop its first three episodes on November 26, had many folks catching up on the series, especially the Adults 18-34 demo, who made up a third of the viewership.
Coming in fourth place was Grey’s Anatomy, shared between Hulu and Netflix, holding steady with 866 million minutes viewed. Another shared title, NCIS, took fifth place, with Hulu, Netflix, Pluto, and Paramount+ accounting for 770 million viewing minutes for the week of November 3.
Leading the bottom of the chart is Disney+’s Bluey, jumping two spots from the previous week with 768 million minutes viewed. It was followed by Bob’s Burgers, which remained in seventh place with 709 million viewing minutes.
The procedural drama Law & Order, shared between Hulu and Peacock, rose from No. 10 to No. 8 with 689 million minutes viewed. Dropping one spot to ninth place is Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters with 588 million viewing minutes.
Closing out the chart is the Disney+ movie The Fantastic Four: First Steps, with 556 million minutes viewed.
See Nielsen’s Top 10 Overall Streaming chart below:
