“All Her Fault” Streaming Ratings Surge in Second Week

Peacock’s All Her Fault saw a huge surge in viewership in its second week, making it the most-watched original scripted show on the NBCUniversal platform. Starring Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning, the series brought in 867 million minutes of viewing from November 10-16, which was a 92 percent increase from its premiere week. It ranked third among original series and fourth overall on Nielsen’s streaming charts for that week. All Her Fault achieved the highest single-week viewing total for a Peacock original scripted series in history, and the best total for any Peacock show since mid-July’s Love Island.

As we get closer to the final season premiere, Stranger Things claimed the top spot overall with the first four seasons accumulating about 1.35 billion minutes of watch time. The show saw a 46 percent increase in viewership week to week, making it a strong contender for any series currently airing new episodes.

In other streaming news, Netflix’s drama The Beast in Me had a successful week with 952 million minutes of viewing. Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives made a return to the charts with the premiere of its third season, pulling in 651 million minutes of viewing, which was similar to its performance during the second season’s premiere in May.