In the first week of availability of the “House of the Dragon” Season 2 premiere, the series jumped to the No. 4 position on the Nielsen Streaming Top 10. The series hit 1.2 billion minutes watched from June 17 to 23.
That’s up from 741 million minutes in the previous window, during which the episode was only available for a few hours, as new installments release weekly on Sunday night. Therefore, this week’s total also accounts for the first few hours of availability of Season 2’s second episode. It should also be noted that all streaming totals for “House of the Dragon” represent only a portion of the show’s viewership, as it also airs on HBO’s linear channel.
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Ranking at No. 1 was “Bridgerton” with 2.5 billion minutes watched in the first full week of availability of Season 3 Part 2, down from 3.5 billion minutes watched the week before. “Your Honor” remained at No. 2, enjoying its third week on the chart after being added to Netflix. Across Netflix and Paramount+, where the series was already available, the legal drama hit 1.9 billion minutes watched from June 17 to 23. With 1.3 billion minutes watched, “The Boys” took No. 3 during this window, which marked the release of Season 4 Episode 4.
Behind “House of the Dragon” was a list of chart regulars: “Bluey” at No. 5 (1.1 billion minutes watched), “Grey’s Anatomy” (929 million minutes), “Criminal Minds” (882 million), “NCIS” (881 million), “Family Guy” (877 million) and “Bob’s Burgers” (862 million).
See Nielsen’s list of overall streaming rankings for June 17-23 first, followed by original streaming titles, acquired titles and then films.
