Agatha All Along is a hit, thanks to decent viewership compared to an extremely low budget. But Disney is also celebrating its success in another way.
  • @morphballganonEnglish
    10•2 months ago

    Agatha has the best continuation rate of any Marvel show they’ve released after four episodes here. Meaning week to week, it has retained the largest percentage of viewers

  • sp3ctr4lEnglish
    8•2 months ago

    Or, put another way, its recently got less than half the viewed minutes from Sept 27 to Oct 3 than Tulsa King Season 2 did during the same period.

    Tulsa King Season 2: 568 million viewed minutes

    Tulsa King Season 1: 228 million viewed minutes

    Agatha All Along: 204 million viewed minutes

    https://variety.com/h/most-watched-streaming-originals-movies-tv-shows/

    EDIT:

    Screenshotted as this page will update and change

    As far as week to week continuation goes, Agatha All Along dropped about 1/3 of viewed minutes from 304 million viewed minutes from Sep 20 - Sept 26, to 204 million viewed minutes during Sept 27 to Oct 3.

    So… apparently a 30 ish % weekly drop off is the best of any Marvel show.

    Also, if you assume each viewer watches the entirety of each episode in that time period exactly once, (which is a rough but reasonable guess), you get about 5 million viewers of Agatha for Sep 27 to Oct 3 compared to about 14 million for Tulsa.

      • sp3ctr4lEnglish
        5•2 months ago

        They are sourcing it from Luminate, which is apparently very big boy serious corporation that does streaming film/show data, and has a subscription cost for full access to data.

        I’m guessing Variety is only allowed to post ‘latest period’ summaries, as they don’t seem to have any historical data available, so I went back and screenshotted the Variety page.

  • @[email protected]English
    6•2 months ago

    This would be because it’s actually something different. Also a show about witches around Halloween time is going to maintain viewership if it’s any good at all.