‘One Piece’ Opens Large in Streaming Rankings

Netflix’s One Piece sailed to the highest of the unique streaming sequence rankings in its first week of launch. Fits, in the meantime, maintained its grip on the highest of the general charts.

One Piece, a live-action adaptation of the beloved manga and anime, delivered 1.31 billion minutes of viewing in the US for the week of Aug. 28-Sept. 3 (it premiered on Aug. 31). It ranked first amongst authentic sequence within the weekly rankings, bumping Who Is Erin Carter? (1.02 billion minutes) from the highest spot.

The 1.31 billion minutes for One Piece equates to 21.85 million hours of viewing within the U.S. — a bit of underneath 16 p.c of the worldwide complete Netflix reported in its personal prime 10 rankings for the week. (Nielsen and Netflix use totally different strategies to calculate viewing time.)

Fits racked up one other 2.45 billion minutes of viewing on Netflix and Peacock and remained the highest total title within the rankings for the eleventh straight week. The authorized drama tied Ozark for probably the most weeks on the total No. 1 spot within the three-plus years of Nielsen’s streaming charts — although the latter did so over the course of a number of seasons, not consecutively.

The Wheel of Time, which started its second season Sept. 1 on Prime Video, moved again into the highest 10 with 515 million minutes of viewing. Ahsoka fell off considerably from its premiere week, drawing 487 million minutes of watch time (vs. 829 million for its premiere week). Paramount+’s Particular Ops: Lioness (363 million minutes) made its prime 10 debut for the week of its season finale.

Nielsen’s streaming scores cowl viewing on TV units solely and don’t embody minutes watched on computer systems or cell units. The scores solely measure U.S. audiences, not these in different international locations. The highest streaming titles for Aug. 28-Sept. 3 are beneath.

General

1. Fits (Netflix/Peacock), 2.45 billion minutes seen
2. One Piece (Netflix), 1.31 billion
3. Who Is Erin Carter? (Netflix), 1.02 billion
4. Bluey (Disney+), 1.01 billion
5. Gray’s Anatomy (Netflix), 870 million
6. NCIS (Netflix/Paramount+), 797 million
7. You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah (Netflix), 715 million
8. Cocomelon (Netflix), 643 million
8 (tie). SWAT (Hulu/Netflix/Paramount+), 643 million
10. The Large Bang Idea (Max), 590 million

Unique Collection

1. One Piece, 1.31 billion minutes
2. Who Is Erin Carter?, 1.02 billion
3. The Ultimatum: Marry or Transfer On (Netflix), 558 million
4. The Wheel of Time (Prime Video), 515 million
5. Ahsoka (Disney+), 487 million
6. Solely Murders within the Constructing (Hulu), 460 million
7. Ragnarok (Netflix), 444 million
8. The Lincoln Lawyer (Netflix), 402 million
9. Dwell to 100: Secrets and techniques of the Blue Zones (Netflix), 366 million
10. Particular Ops: Lioness (Paramount+), 363 million

Acquired Collection

1. Fits, 2.45 billion minutes
2. Bluey, 1.01 billion
3. Gray’s Anatomy, 870 million
4. NCIS, 797 million
5. Cocomelon, 643 million
5 (tie). SWAT, 643 million
7. The Large Bang Idea, 590 million
8. Supernatural (Netflix), 493 million
9. Buddies (Max), 491 million
10. Gilmore Ladies (Netflix), 479 million

Motion pictures

1. You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, 715 million minutes
2. Large George Foreman (Netflix), 416 million
3. The Flash (Max), 360 million
4. The Tremendous Mario Bros. Film (Peacock), 305 million
5. Love Once more (Netflix), 288 million
6. Despicable Me 2 (Netflix), 271 million
7. Moana (Disney+), 259 million
8. The Large Quick (Netflix), 219 million
9. Arrival (2016) (Netflix/Paramount+), 218 million
10. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (Disney+), 211 million