After three consecutive weeks at number one in the Nielsen Streaming Top 10 due to the release of the second part of the show’s fourth and final season, “Ozark” has finally ended his reign. Now at number two, the series was watched for 1.1 billion minutes between May 16 and May 22. “Lincoln’s Lawyer,” which debuted at No. 2 during the May 9-15 show window after three days of availability, is the new No. 1 broadcast program. The 1.8 billion-minute legal drama was watched in its first full week on Netflix.
Also of note is “Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers” chart-topping debut as the #2 streaming movie and fifth overall with 594 million minutes watched after its premiere on Disney+ on May 16. Mulaney and Andy Samberg, who voice Chip and Dale, respectively, are the anthropomorphic squirrels who first appeared in a 1943 Disney short film.
After debuting at number six in the previous viewing window, Hulu’s limited-edition biographical series “Candy” has already slipped, making this week’s “Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers” the only top 10 title from the streaming service besides Netflix.
The Netflix reality series “The Circle” returned to the chart as #8 after the release of Season 4 episodes 9-12 on May 18. The show was watched for 467 million minutes from May 16-22.
“Outlander” also made its way onto the chart this week, landing at number nine, the Starz series wrapped up its sixth season in early May, and fans watched the five seasons available on Netflix for 456 million minutes during this viewing window, likely while preparing for season six to arrive. to the live broadcast.
The last 10 to debut between May 16 and May 22 was the Victoria Justice-led movie “A Perfect Pairing,” which ran for 442 million minutes. Repeat chart performers include “Year Senior” at number 3 (767 million), “Cocomelon” at number 4 (682 million), “NCIS” at number 6 (552 million) and “Criminal Minds” at number 7 (501 million). .
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See Nielsen’s rankings for the top 10 broadcasts for the week of May 16-22 below, with overall broadcast titles first, followed by the original broadcast series, earned titles and then the movies.
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