Netflix’s Monster Debuts in First

The third installment of Netflix’s Monster anthology sequence, Monster: The Ed Gein Story, landed within the prime spot in Nielsen’s Prime 10 Total Streaming chart for the week of September 29.This newest eight-episode season, which focuses on the notorious assassin and grave robber, debuted on the prime of the chart with 1.527 billion viewing minutes, attracting an viewers that was 59% within the Adults 18-49 demo. In the meantime, 61% of its complete viewers belonged to the feminine demographic. In response to Nielsen streaming content material rankings, two titles had over a billion viewing minutes, each belonging to Netflix. The streamer had 5 titles within the chart, one in all which had shared distribution rights. It’s value noting that this week’s chart featured two titles with shared distribution rights.Remaining within the No. 2 place for the second week in a row is Netflix’s Wayward, with 1.303 billion minutes seen. The Canadian thriller thriller additionally generated curiosity amongst youthful viewers because the Adults 18-34 demo represented a 20% share of the title’s complete viewing viewers.Leaping to 3rd place from eighth was the shared title NCIS, from Hulu, Netflix, and Paramount+, with 817 million viewing minutes. It was adopted by Prime Video’s Play Soiled, which had 788 million minutes seen.Within the No. 5 place is the long-running sequence Regulation & Order shared between Hulu and Peacock, with 768 million viewing minutes. Slipping to sixth place is KPop Demon Hunters with 731 million minutes seen. It was adopted by Paramount+’s SpongeBob SquarePants, which fell three spots with 724 million viewing minutes.In eighth place was Netflix’s Love Is Blind with 698 million minutes seen. Disney+’s Bluey landed within the No. 9 spot with 692 million viewing minutes.Lastly, Hulu’s Bob’s Burgers reappeared within the chart in tenth place, with 666 million minutes.See Nielsen’s Prime 10 Total Streaming chart beneath:Nielsen’s Prime 10 Total for September 29, 2025.