A bloody warfare has raged all season lengthy on “Home of the Dragon,” and HBO’s fantasy epic is seizing territory on the streaming charts as properly.
“Dragon” landed at No. 2 within the Nielsen streaming scores for the week of July 6-12, which fell halfway by means of the “Recreation of Thrones” prequel’s present third season. (Take a look at our newest recap right here.) The collection totaled 969 million minutes of viewing time on HBO Max throughout that week, which additionally ranked because the week’s high acquired collection. (“Home of the Dragon” is classed as “acquired” because it additionally airs on HBO’s linear channels and isn’t a streaming authentic.)
It got here in a distant second to the reigning champ, although: Peacock’s summer time relationship collection “Love Island USA,” which racked up a whopping 1.997 billion minutes of viewing time throughout that week, setting a brand new weekly excessive for the present. It is the fourth time “Love Island USA” has topped the streaming charts this summer time, with its finale airing on July 12.
Rounding out the High 10…
Additionally rating excessive for the week was Netflix’s “Little Home on the Prairie” reboot, which gathered 926 million minutes of viewing time throughout simply eight episodes to rank No. 4 total, with the collection debuting July 9 on the streamer. (Take a look at our assessment right here.)
On the Originals chart, Peacock’s beach-read drama “The 5 Star Weekend,” starring Jennifer Garner, ranked No. 5 with 629 million minutes considered throughout eight episodes in its first week of availability. Ladies over 18 have been the present’s greatest followers, accounting for three-quarters of the overall watch time. Peacock will need to have preferred what they noticed of their inner knowledge, too: They renewed the collection for a second season earlier this week.
Plus, Apple TV’s sci-fi drama “Silo” made the chart with 385 million minutes of viewing time, ok to crack the Originals chart at No. 10. The third season debuted on Apple TV the earlier week, on July 3.
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