HBO announced that “Euphoria” has become the second most-watched series on HBO since 2004, behind “Game of Thrones.”
HBO also revealed that the second season of “Euphoria” has just ended with an average of 16.3 million viewers on all platforms in the United States. The total viewership of the first episode of the season is currently close to 19 million, and the last episode aired last Sunday with 6.6 million viewers. It greatly exceeded the first-quarter year-on-year data and set a new high.
*The reason why this statistic is based on 2004 is because Nielsen changed HBO’s viewing calculation model at that time, and the viewing methods were also very different back then, such as no streaming media, etc.
*Looking at the caliber released by HBO, this “ranked second on HBO series after “Game of Thrones”” may refer to the data of “Euphoria” season 2, and did not publish “Game of Thrones” for comparison. Breakdown numbers and relative time points.
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