As Thanksgiving approached, streaming audiences flocked to their favorite platforms for entertainment, leading to an impressive week of viewership. Among the streaming giants, Netflix's latest thriller, The Madness, captured the spotlight, dominating Nielsen’s U.S. rankings. The show’s captivating story, led by Colman Domingo, scored nearly 1.3 billion minutes viewed for its eight episodes, marking it as the standout original for the week ending November 25.
Following The Madness in viewership was Netflix's true crime documentary, Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey, which reached an impressive 1.2 billion minutes viewed over just three episodes. This series expertly explores one of America's most notorious cases, appealing to viewers seeking a gripping mix of mystery and real-life drama.
In third place, A Man on the Inside attracted 933 million minutes watched. This show dives into life behind bars, resonating with audiences drawn to intense storytelling. Not to be outdone, Prime Video's Cross and Paramount+’s Landman garnered 801 million and 677 million minutes, respectively. These viewership figures highlight the fierce competition among platforms and the varying content types that engage audiences.
The week concluded with a delightful mix of established crowd-pleasers and fresh creations filling the remaining spots in the top ten. Paramount+’s Lioness maintained a loyal viewership, while Netflix continued to impress with titles like Cobra Kai, The Great British Baking Show, The Empress, and The Lincoln Lawyer. This diverse selection—from martial arts action to competitive baking—underscores Netflix's ability to cater to a wide range of audience preferences.
Meanwhile, the Nielsen streaming movies chart revealed a different but equally thrilling narrative. Netflix’s Our Little Secret, featuring Lindsay Lohan, topped the list with over 1 billion minutes viewed despite its shorter runtime of just 101 minutes. This strong reception reflects Lohan's enduring star power as she captivates both long-time fans and newcomers to her work.
In the same lineup, classic holiday hits like Elf and Moana followed closely, amassing 735 million and 695 million minutes viewed, respectively. This combination of familiar favorites and new entries illustrates the traditional seasonal interests of viewers, emphasizing the importance of family viewing during the holidays.
The Nielsen streaming rankings for Thanksgiving week shed light on the shows and movies that are captivating audiences and highlight the changing dynamics of viewer preferences. The Madness has set a high standard for streaming content, while Lindsay Lohan's Our Little Secret demonstrates the powerful combination of nostalgia and star appeal in attracting viewers.
As audiences continue gravitating toward diverse storytelling and beloved classics, the coming weeks promise to reveal even more about these trends during the holiday season. With streaming platforms constantly expanding their offerings, viewers have plenty of exciting content to look forward to as they settle in for the festivities.
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