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Americans streamed more than 19 million years’ worth of content last year, a total that was at least partly driven by original film and drama, according to Nielsen. Among the most popular hits were Netflix’s Stranger Things and Disney+ animated feature Encanto.
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In the ratings agency’s end-of-year streaming
rankings, Netflix shows lock-out the top ten. Stranger Things came
out on top of both original and acquired content as the most streamed TV show
in 2022, amassing 52 billion minutes viewed for a total of 34 episodes
(spanning all four seasons).
The teen scarer was also the streamer’s second
series to cross the billion-hour viewing mark, after Squid Game,
notes Fierce Video.
The dominance of original content is underscored even more by the fact that there are only 34 episodes of Stranger Things, while there are 192 episodes of The Office, finds Nielsen.
The overall streaming figure of 19
million years is up 27% over 2021 (15 million years’ worth) but not quite
achieving the earlier pandemic record-highs of 2020.
Another notable Netflix title on the originals
ranking was Wednesday, taking third place at 18.6 billion minutes
streamed despite debuting in late November with just 36 days of availability on
Netflix to make the cut for this chart. Ozark came in second
in the original-only list (31.3 billion minutes) but fourth place in the
overall ranking.
Netflix locks out the top 10 streaming episodic shows with Amazon Prime’s The Boys coming in at 11 and The Power of the Ring at number 15 (9.4 billion minutes).
When it comes to original movies on
streamers, Disney is the winner.
Encanto was
the most streamed movie in 2022 with 27.4 billion minutes viewed and taking
fifth in Nielsen’s original and acquired streaming ranking. Turning Red (11.4
billion minutes), Moana (8.6 billion minutes) and Hocus
Pocus 2 (5.7 billion minutes) were other big hits for Disney+.
As you can see from the chart, it’s far from all
about originals. The long-running procedural drama NCIS was
the second most-watched show in 2022, gaining 38.1 billion minutes viewed
across 356 episodes.
Nielsen said, “This highlights the immense attraction that library content holds for viewers who spent billions of minutes throughout the year watching popular titles like Grey’s Anatomy, Bluey, Seinfeld, Criminal Minds and the Simpsons.”
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