Netflix’s big new content license Seinfeld joined Netflix on October 1st and has made a modest impact on the Netflix top 10s worldwide. Below, we ’ll assay some of the early data out of the top 10s and a couple of other sources to see how well Seinfeld is doing on Netflix For a bit of clime, Netflix picked up the streaming rights to Seinfeld widely back in 2019. They picked it up for a reported$ 500 million. That’s generally another than Hulu paid ($ 130 million for six epochs) but not the global rights as Hulu only operates in the US The series had anteriorly streamed on Hulu in the US, where it was said to have looked for a bitty proportion of viewing. It departed Hulu over the summer before dropping on Netflix widely on October 1st.
So now, fair one week thereafter, how is Seinfeld performing on Netflix?
.The answer is it’s performing the strongest in the United States. After the first day, it debuted at number 4 on the Box maps but has since slipped down to number 6 fair a week in The show is also notably performing well in Croatia, Canada (where it’s now ahead of its position in the US as of the time of publishing), and Iceland. It’s yet to feature in the top 10s in the United Kingdom On October 6th, Seinfeld was the 13th biggest Television series on Netflix, slightly ahead of Love 101 and just behind Lucifer. In the global rankings so far, the show peaked at the eighth most popular series on October 2nd and October 3rd.
Other Metrics on Seinfeld on Netflix
Outside of Netflix’s own top 10 data, we can look at some other pointers as to whether the show is seeing a revivification or not. Google Trends suggests quest exertion is the uppermost it’s been for the whilom 12 months but data is still partial to get an accurate picture of how it compares over the whilom 5 vintages.
Is Seinfeld enough to make up for the loss of Pals and The Office?
In the US, the big question is whether the addition of Seinfeld is enough to replace The Office and Mates. It’s too early to tell, but you probably have to look at Seinfeld as being a long- term play for Netflix and it being a harmonious show that lingers ( just like The Office did for 189 days after the prologue of the top 10 quality) rather than dominating all the time Engraining the title as being you come back to watch over and over again takes time, particularly when the show is being introduced to a whole new cult. Whether it’s the type of show will sometime come down to idiomatic taste.
Notwithstanding, outside the United States, Netflix is presently in what we ’re baptizing as the golden age of sitcoms. They’ve access to both Amigos and The Office, which Netflix in the US lost, plus a whole host of other sitcoms ranging from Modern Family, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Superstore.
