Exclusive: Squid game: Challenge It aroused the interest of quite a few onlookers.
The spinoff of the popular Netflix show, which allowed contestants to immerse themselves in the world of Korean film, premiered on November 22. In its first five days, the first episode attracted an audience of about 1.1 million American households, according to Samba TV.
The technology company notes that viewership was fairly diverse, with black households over-indexing by 20% and Hispanic households by 16%.
Compared to some other Netflix reality series, this indicates… Squid game: Challenge This could be a winner for Netflix, despite the legal challenges the streamer now faces. According to what was reported by Samba TV. Circle The Season 5 premiere only managed to entertain 264,000 American households in the same five-day period Physical: 100 It collected about 396,000.
This doesn’t tell the whole viewing story, though it does give a pretty good picture of how the series has fared so far. Samba TV does not measure mobile, however, its sample includes a panel of 3 million terrestrial TV sets, weighted by the US Census. By contrast, Samba TV’s panel is about 100 times larger than Nielsen’s 45,000 household footprint.
“It is modeled after the very popular South Korean song Squid gamea new reality series Squid game: Challenge It witnessed massive viewership in the first few days of its release on Netflix. The series’ wide global audience likely helped its success. Diverse viewers also helped propel the series to 1.1 million households watching in the first five days, with Black and Hispanic households indexing double-digits compared to the average American household,” Cole Strain, vice president and head of R&D at Samba TV, said in a statement.
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