Adolescencesets a major viewership record after spending ... With these two major streaming records under its belt, Adolescence has solidified itself as one of Netflix's most successful miniseries.

“Adolescence” is setting a new standard for Netflix shows, with its massive viewership, global appeal, and relatable storytelling. As streaming continues to evolve, shows like this will pave ...

Viewership for “Adolescence” grew a whopping 72.8% to ... The post Inside the Ratings: ‘Adolescence’ Shattered Netflix Records and Cracked the Code on UK Limited Series appeared first ...

which shows in its record-setting viewership numbers. Adolescence tells the story of Jamie Miller (Owen Cooper), a 13-year-old boy who is accused of violently murdering his female classmate.

The achievement catapulted Adolescence to the number-one show on Netflix during the second week of March (March 10-16). As previously mentioned, the viewership of Netflix's Adolescence has been ...

Adolescence has built on its huge success, topping Netflix's English TV series list this week with 42 million views. Since its launch, the show has amassed 66.3 million views, making it the most ...

“Adolescence,” the four-part limited series on Netflix, has been breaking viewership records. The show centers on Jamie, a 13-year-old boy who, after being bullied online and drawn into the digital ...

Adolescence. The Netflix miniseries hasn’t just shattered viewership records with over 66 million views in two weeks but also sparked conversations that Graham and co-creator Jack Thorne had ...

Ben Blackall/Netflix Adolescence is captivating audiences ... is Netflix’s latest critically acclaimed hit, breaking viewership records since its debut on March 13. The four-episode show follows ...

The limited British crime drama, Netflix’s Adolescence, which has been breaking viewership records since its March 13 debut, follows 13-year-old Jamie Miller as he becomes the center of a tragic ...

Viewership for “Adolescence” grew a whopping 72.8% to reach 42 million views — a level of engagement not seen from Netflix’s English-language TV programs since the Jake Paul vs.