Nielsen Streaming Top 10: ‘Fall of the House of Usher’ Bests ‘Suits’ For Second Consecutive Week

In its second showing on the Nielsen Streaming Top 10, “The Fall of the House of Usher” is already setting a strong show as it becomes the only title to consistently outperform “Suits” on the overall chart in back-to-back weeks since its Netflix debut.

During the viewing window, the Edgar Allen Poe-inspired series raked in an additional 1.5 billion minutes viewed during its first full week of availability, pushing it to No. 1 again with a 19% jump from its opening figure of 1.2 billion minutes.

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“Suits” continued to remain in the No. 2 spot, but still maintained another week above the 1 billion minutes threshold with 1.06 billion minutes viewed across Netflix and Peacock — an impressive performance in its 18th consecutive week on the chart. To date, the series has accrued 45.445 billion minutes viewed. Landing just beneath is “Grey’s Anatomy,” which recorded 860 million minutes viewed.

Other newcomers this week include Bill Burr’s “Old Dads” which ranked sixth on the list with 728 million minutes viewed in its opening weekend. Also, “Bodies,” another Netflix title, managed 633 million minutes viewed leading it to No. 9 on the chart.

“Goosebumps” has been reclassified as an original title during this interval after having been previously listed on the acquired titles chart. With the updated classification, the title would have been the No. 5 Original last week when it recorded 553 million viewing minutes. But this week, it lands at No. 10 on the overall chart and No. 3 on the originals chart with 594 million minutes viewed.

Elsewhere on the list is “Bluey” (840 million), “NCIS” (811 million), “Gilmore Girls” (698 million), and “Cocomelon” (667 million).

See Nielsen’s list of overall streaming rankings for Oct. 16-22 first, followed by original streaming titles, acquired titles and then films.

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