Brilliant now do the viewership numbers for episodes 3, 4, 5 and 6.. I'll give you a hint on the direction that it wentMeanwhile, in the real World.
Rings of Power Dominates House of the Dragon in Streaming Ratings
Nielsen has released the first batch of viewership data for the end of August and start of [...]comicbook.com
"According to Nielsen, for the week of August 29th to September 4th (the first two episodes of Rings were released on September 1st) The Rings of Power was watched over 1.253 billion minutes by subscribers, making it the top piece of content on all of streaming in the United States."
That’s ridiculous, it was a good episode and enjoyable but full of flaws, IGN’s 10/10 is just misleading and wrong.Excellent episode 6, hope it can maintain this momentum.
IGN agrees and gave it a 10/10.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Episode 6 Review - "Udûn" - IGN
The tides of battle keep turning in the thrilling and devastating sixth episode of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, giving us fantasy television at its finest.www.ign.com
That sort of drop is to be expected when you have a weekly gap between ep 1 and ep 2 but not when they drop 2 episodes the same day, a 30% drop off is huge when all folks have to do is just let 10 odd seconds of the credits roll to watch the second episode.
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Me and my wife watched the premier and didn't get around to episode 2 until nearly a week later.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (Prime)
Would you like me to fetch the discarded toys from your handbag? :) You can of course watch what you like, and comment on what you like. It just seems you are getting very angry about what is after all, a TV show. That isn't healthy. Of course they are completely different types of shows...
Life gets in the way sometimes.
streaming services (Netflix/Amazon) are very strange in that they don't report amount of folks watching and just go by total minutes (generally), Although Amzon did break tradition and say RoP eps 1 and 2 were watched by 25 million globally. If for example Netflix drop an entire series in one go then they are looking for people binge watching and not spreading out the viewership of a period of a few weeks.
Personally, I would have thought new subscribers being driven to Prime to watch RoP would be the actual factor in any success seeing as unlike HBO and HoD for example they don't sell the rights to watch it outside the US.
I actually need to get around to watching HOD.
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Don't think HoD is having much of an impact either tbh neither show is grabbing folks attention and breaking though on social media (tiktoks and the like) so to speak - unless you count bad memes/highlights of how terrible xyz is.
I actually need to get around to watching HOD.
Still a little fragile from GOT hah
4 million just from the UK opening episode on sky.
House of the Dragon proves a roaring success with UK viewers
Critically acclaimed prequel to Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon, is fast proving the follow up which fans have long waited for. The welcome return to Westeros has been reflected in viewing figures, as the opening episode on Sky in the UK has just ticked over the 4 million mark, to 4.08...
10/10 is ridiculous - its certainly getting better but i still don't find it anything more than 'fine'.Excellent episode 6, hope it can maintain this momentum.
IGN agrees and gave it a 10/10.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Episode 6 Review - "Udûn" - IGN
The tides of battle keep turning in the thrilling and devastating sixth episode of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, giving us fantasy television at its finest.
