Netflix’s “Heartstopper” continues to be #1 on the chart diverseTrending TV chart for the week of April 25 to May 1. The series, which debuted at number one last week after dropping on April 22, attracted more interactions this week with 1.05 million additional shares on Twitter.
HartStopper debuted on Netflix’s top ten list as the seventh most watched TV show on the platform last week, with over 14.5 million watch hours!!! pic.twitter.com/XCugXglLf8
– Heartstopper news 🍂 (Heartstopper_TV) 26 April 2022
The eight-episode first season follows high school student Charlie Spring (Joe Locke), a teenager who falls in love with classmate Nick Nelson (Kate Connor). The story is based on Alice Oseman’s LGTBQ graphic novel and comedy of the same name. Fans are already calling on the streaming service to renew the show for a second season, while others are discovering the series or rewatching it to catch previously missed details.
Haha, I’m on the fourth # Hahaha Rewatch and notice for the first time that the Truham School logo on Nick’s uniform changes from spades to hearts when Charlie first imagines him professing his love for him. 😁 nice touch Tweet embed And Tweet embed! ♠️ ♥ ️ pic.twitter.com/qzRVcyVx6p
– puzzle (puzzlestuecke) April 28, 2022
“Heartstopper” wasn’t the only show Netflix had to celebrate this week. Stranger Things continued to generate anticipation with fans ahead of its May 27 comeback, jumping three spots into second place with nearly 300,000 shares this week. Part of that interaction was related to a report that Netflix allegedly dropped $30 million per episode for the new season — a staggering amount given the link’s recent financial woes.
It’s almost time. 🕰️ Stranger Things 4 is coming Tweet embed On May 27. pic.twitter.com/v5kRN28QV9
– Netflix (netflix) 26 April 2022
Netflix drops $30 million per episode of Stranger Things?? It’s better to have a demigorgon on screen and hit my ass 😭 https://t.co/gKptV8ybuH
– Spac ⭐️ (sadcrib) April 27 2022
When the series returns for the first part of the penultimate season at the end of the month, the story will end six months after the end of the third season of 2019. Robert Englund (“A Nightmare on Elm Street”), Sherman Augustus (“Into the Badlands”), and Mason Dye (” Bosch”) are among the many new cast members in Season 4.
Once again at number three on this week’s chart was the penultimate episode of “Moon Knight” on Disney+ with 245,000 shares. With only one episode in the six-part series, fans have taken to Twitter to dissect the latest twists and speculate about the upcoming ending of the limited series.
Check out these new photos from Episode 5 # TurrettAnd # khonshuAnd #moon knight. Watch the Marvel Studios Original Series Streaming Now Tweet embed. pic.twitter.com/Fdi7ImVNkU
Marvel Studios April 28, 2022
I just watched MOON KNIGHT Episode 5 and oh my god that was unbelievable. That was one of the best episodes of any Marvel Disney Plus show ever pic.twitter.com/A24lmg75It
– DriiftyFilm 💯 (@driiftyfilm) April 27 2022
On Starz, the season finale for “Outlander” garnered over 122,000 entries for a fourth place as fans lamented the short season and reacted to the “amazing” finale, “I’m Not Alone,” which featured EP Maril Davis and stars Sam Heughan and Caitriona crash Balfe for diverse.
And this is summarized in the S6 Thank you to our cast, crew, writers and producers, Tweet embed And everyone who contributes to this show. It is a pleasure to be a part of such a special production. Thanks to our partners, Tweet embed & Tweet embed. And for our awesome fans – thank you! ❤️❤️
– Marielle Davis (@TallShipProds) May 2, 2022
“Outlander” was previously renewed for a seventh season, which will be based on the seventh book in the Diana Gabaldon series, “An Echo in the Bone.” Because of COVID, Season 6 has been scaled back to eight episodes, but the upcoming installment doubles that with 16 installments as a result. That marks the longest episode of the series since the first season, which was also 16 episodes when it debuted in 2014.
Netflix returned to represent the fifth slot on this week’s chart with “That ’90s Show,” which is expected to premiere later this year. During last weekend’s comedy festival, “Netflix Is a Joke: The Festival,” the broadcast confirmed the return of “That ’70s Show” actors Topher Grace, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Laura Prepon, and Wilmer Valderrama in guest-starring roles, helping The upcoming comedy has attracted more than 88,000 users on Twitter.
The same red and kitty. different contract. #that90sshow #that70sshow #snicker Tweet embed pic.twitter.com/Z22a2oqcnb
– Courtwood Smith (@tahitismith) April 30, 2022
Elsewhere on the chart, The CW made waves with “Batwoman” and “Legends of Tomorrow” at number six and seven. The unexpected cancellation of the two series in the past week has upset many fans, who have taken to Twitter to express their grief and sympathy.
I just got the bad news # batman You will not see the S4. I am surprised, but I am full of gratitude. What an honor to present 51 episodes. So many amazing and inspiring people have contributed to this series. Thank you producers, actors and crew. Thank you fans! We love you. ❤️
– Caroline Drees (@carolinedries) April 29, 2022
Well guys. It was an incredible tour. However, the CW has informed us that there will be no season 8 of #legends of tomorrow. We are saddened, but very grateful for the wonderful work that our team, crew, and writers have contributed to the little show that can happen.
– keto shimizu April 30, 2022
With the series cancelled, the only DC shows left on The CW are “The Flash,” “Superman & Lois” and “Stargirl,” which will begin its third season later this year. Meanwhile, the network has also requested a Gotham Knights pilot from Chad Viveish, James Patrick Stotero and Natalie Abrams.
Back on HBO Max, “Our Flag Means Death” was ranked number one at number seven with over 53,000 shares as more fans discovered the series and others invited the streaming service to rerun for a second season. The comedy debuted in March and tells the story of an aristocratic ship captain turned pirate, Stead Bonnet (Rhys Darby). The series is loosely based on an actual character of the same name.
Finishing this week’s chart is AMC’s “Better Call Saul” with 47,000 shares after a new episode on April 25, and “The Kardashians” at 10th with 43,000 shares as the inaugural season continues to show Thursday nights on Hulu.
Kardashian’s first match!
We premiered 2 weeks ago and I’m amazed that we have our first show on HULU History! Beyond gratitude when we heard that news!! pic.twitter.com/FT5CVFojNl
Kim Kardashian 26 April 2022
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