‘Nobody Wants This,’ ‘Tulsa King,’ ‘Shrinking’ Were Top Streaming Originals in October Based on New ‘In-Universe’ Ranking ...Middle East

In the streaming landscape, it’s been virtually impossible to get an apples-to-apples read on the relative popularity of TV shows and movies. Netflix, of course, releases its own rankings based on total views, while Nielsen’s measures viewership in the U.S. across multiple streamers. But because of Netflix’s sheer size — it counted more than 282 […]

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