Netflix’s license acquisition of the MGM+ sci-fi horror series “From,” starring Harold Perrineau, topped all U.S. household TV streaming with 1.65 billion minutes across 30 episodes viewed through Oct. 25, according to new Nielsen data.
More than 40% of the series’ watch-time came from Hispanic (27%) and Black (18%) viewers.
The Netflix original series “The Diplomat” added more than 200 million minutes week-over-week to score 1.19 billion minutes and take No. 1 among originals and No. 2 overall. Its fourth season launched in the previous interval on Oct. 15.
Rounding out the overall top three was “The Big Bang Theory” with 867 million minutes on HBO Max. The week marked the sitcom’s 16th consecutive week on the overall chart and its 51st consecutive week on the acquired chart.
Other notable originals include Prime Video’s “The Terminal List,” which returned to the overall top 10 with 830 million minutes (No. 2 original / No. 5 overall) after its second season premiered on Oct. 21.
The Peacock original Halloween prequel series “Crystal Lake” climbed to No. 3 among originals (No. 7 overall) with 790 million viewing minutes.
Season 11 of “Love Is Blind” launched on Netflix Oct. 14 with five episodes, with three more episodes added on Oct. 21. Viewing was up 30% compared to the prior week to 780 million minutes, leading the reality-dating series to No. 4 among originals and No. 8 overall.
Netflix’s “Nobody Wants This” launched its third season on Oct. 22. The Kristen Bell and Adam Brody series scored 725 million minutes to snag No. 5 among originals and No. 10 overall.
The Marvel series “VisionQuest” made its top 10 debut during the week, generating 490 million minutes on Disney+ (No. 7 original) following the release of episodes three and four on Oct. 20. Adults 18-49 represented 60% of the audience.
Following the premiere of its fourth season in the previous interval, the Paramount+ original “Tulsa King” returned to the charts during the week with 484 million minutes (No. 8). This marks the series’ 23rd top 10 appearance.
“Carrie” (Prime Video), “Below” (Netflix) and “The Great British Baking Show” (Netflix) remained on the originals chart at No. 6, No. 9 and No. 10, respectively.
Disney’s live action version of Moana (2026) made its streaming debut on Disney+ Oct. 21, and moved to the top of the movie chart with 579 million minutes. Kids 2-11 drove about one-third of the film’s watch-time.
Gladiator II was made available on Netflix after an exclusive run on Paramount+ and drove 299 million minutes to take No. 2 among movies. The film first charted when it became available for streaming in April 2025.
The final new entry to the movie chart was Surviving Hurricane Otis (203 million minutes), a Netflix original from Mexico. The audience was largely driven by Hispanic viewers, who contributed nearly two-thirds of watch time (65%).
