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Most popular television series by hours watched in their first 28 days. [4] # Title Season Genre Release date Hours watched (millions) 1 Squid Game: Season 1: Survival drama 17 September 2021: 1,650.90 2 Stranger Things: Season 4: Science fiction/Horror 27 May 2022: 1,352.09 3 Wednesday: Season 1 Comedy Horror 23 November 2022: 1,237.15 4 Squid ...
The two most-watched television broadcasts in Canadian history occurred during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. For the gold medal game of the men's hockey tournament at the 2010 Winter Olympics , played between the United States and Canada, confirmed 16.6 million Canadians watched the whole game, roughly one-half of the country's entire ...
[6] [7] Additionally, although not counted separately, the Super Bowl XXVII halftime show in 1993 was considered at the most watched television broadcast of all time with 133.4 million viewers; [8] this figure would later be surpassed in 2025 by the end of the second quarter and subsequent halftime show of Super Bowl LIX, with 135.7 and 133.5 ...
Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s co-CEO, released Netflix’s latest list of its most-popular TV shows and movies while speaking at the Code Conference in Beverly Hills, California.
MLW Underground TV United States: Syndicated: 2003–2004 Major League Wrestling [22] [23] WWE Diva Search United States: Spike: 2004–2005 USA Network: 2006 UPN: 2006 WWE.com: 2007 World Wrestling Entertainment: 6 FWA TV United Kingdom: Portsmouth TV: 2001 The Wrestling Channel: 2004–2005 Frontier Wrestling Alliance: WWP Thunderstrike South ...
The Rock in no disqualification match with The Big Show as guest referee to win the WWF Championship. WrestleMania 2000. Date: April 2, 2000 Venue: Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim, California Attendance ...
On March 31, 1985, WWE held its first ever WrestleMania at Madison Square Garden. 39 years later, WrestleMania has become a full-blown extravaganza, moving from relatively small arenas to sold-out ...
In South Africa, SmackDown was previously broadcast by free-to-air broadcaster e.tv. [102] The show would play on Wednesday nights in the evening, with a 7-day delay, edited to one hour and was one of the most watched programs on the channel. However, in 2017 e.tv decided not to renew its broadcasting deal with WWE. [103]