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Netflix's Frankenstein leads Nielsen’s U.S. streaming charts for Nov. 3–9, 2025 with 1.26B minutes viewed.
The Witcher remains a top performer, finishing second overall for a second straight week.
Stranger Things surges nearly 84% week over week as finale anticipation builds.
Disney+ premieres The Fantastic Four: First Steps, logging 556 million minutes.
Netflix remains dominant in weekly streaming minutes among top titles.
IT: Welcome to Derry drops from the rankings a week after debut.
Nielsen clarifies data scope: TV sets only, U.S. audiences.
Frankenstein’s debut followed a brief theatrical run before streaming.
The weekly chart also features notable debuts and returns across platforms.
THR and Nielsen frame the data within streaming’s evolving landscape.

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The Thanksgiving ratings are expected to be released today, with fast-nationals showing possible record audiences.
Analysts cite a new Big Data + Panel method that has boosted numbers by about 10 percent.
Chiefs-Cowboys is widely expected to generate the largest audience for a regular-season game in NFL history.
Packers-Lions could finish second on the all-time list, potentially surpassing a 42.1 million mark.
Final numbers may differ from fast estimates as Nielsen completes the data review.
The report notes potential measurement concerns amid discrepancies across platforms.
YouTube’s Brazil stream numbers briefly appeared higher, contributing to measurement debate.
NBCUniversal’s PFT content and promotions provide context for broader TV coverage.
The article attributes interest to the NFL, CBS, and Fox as key players in ratings outcomes.
Final audience tallies will determine whether this Thanksgiving marks a historical high.

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9-1-1: Nashville led as the No. 1 new series in the 18-49 demo over 35 days after its premiere.
Nashville drew 19.29M cross-platform viewers in 35 days, up 414% from its live+same-day audience.
Grey's Anatomy Season 21 premiere posted strong cross-platform numbers, the best since Season 20.
ABC plans midseason premieres for all three dramas on January 8.
Nashville's 35-day viewership significantly outpaced its live+same-day numbers, indicating strong growth post-premiere.
9-1-1: Nashville is the franchise's newest entry and led the 18-49 demo among new series.
The trio of 9-1-1: Nashville, 9-1-1 and Grey's Anatomy achieved top 10 status in 18-49 across 35 days.
The report notes continued audience strength despite midseason hiatus for ABC's Thursday dramas.
Nielsen data cited from Deadline highlights a 2.15 rating among adults 18-49 for Nashville’s 35-day performance.
Deadline confirms strong cross-platform reach as a key metric for ABC Thursday drama success.

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