That ’90s Show flops hard for its second season
The second season of That ’90s Show had a disappointing start, failing to enter the weekly Top 10 for its first four days with only 1.7M CVEs, compared to the 10.4M CVEs that season 1 garnered in its first four days. The drop in viewership between seasons 1 and 2 was a significant 83%, indicating that many viewers who initially tried the series decided not to continue watching. Despite this, the series has been renewed for a third part, although its future beyond that remains uncertain.
Bridgerton season 3 enters the all-time Top 10 charts
In contrast to That ’90s Show, Bridgerton season 3 has shown strong performance, entering the all-time Top 10 charts with 91.9M CVEs. This achievement is significant as it is rare for a Netflix series to perform better with each subsequent season. Season 3 is on track to surpass season 2’s viewership numbers and may even surpass the viewership of season 1, which currently holds the #4 spot.
Sweet Tooth season 3 is not Bridgerton season 3
On the other hand, Sweet Tooth season 3 has not seen the same success as Bridgerton season 3. The viewership numbers for Sweet Tooth have declined with each subsequent season, with season 3 only garnering 12.9M CVEs compared to 22-26M CVEs for season 1. This decline in viewership between seasons is common and may have contributed to the series only receiving three seasons.
Worst Roommate Ever and Supacell launch performances
Worst Roommate Ever season 2 experienced a drop in viewership compared to season 1, with only 5.7M CVEs in its first five days. On the other hand, Supacell had a successful launch with 6.4M CVEs, making it the sixth-best launch for an English series released on a Thursday in 2024. Both series demonstrate the impact of the decay rate in viewership between seasons and initial launch success.
