Alan Ritchson's 'Reacher' Officially Loses Streaming Crown on Prime Video

Alan Ritchson's 'Reacher' Officially Loses Streaming Crown on Prime Video




A major week for television saw Netflix deliver one of its most anticipated new shows of the year, Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, the fourth installment of Ryan Murphy's controversial anthology series about infamous American killers. Unsurprisingly, Monster topped the global Netflix streaming chart immediately upon its debut. Meanwhile, Paramount+ welcomed Guy Ritchie's blockbuster crime drama series MobLand for a second season, which instantly climbed to the number-one spot as well. Prime Video, on the other hand, expanded arguably its biggest hit with a brand-new spin-off title. The new show's launch coincided with the Season 4 finale of the main series, which surrendered the streamer's top position to its follow-up.


A major week for television saw Netflix deliver one of its most anticipated new shows of the year, Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, the fourth installment of Ryan Murphy's controversial anthology series about infamous American killers. Unsurprisingly, Monster topped the global Netflix streaming chart immediately upon its debut. Meanwhile, Paramount+ welcomed Guy Ritchie's blockbuster crime drama series MobLand for a second season, which instantly climbed to the number-one spot as well. Prime Video, on the other hand, expanded arguably its biggest hit with a brand-new spin-off title. The new show's launch coincided with the Season 4 finale of the main series, which surrendered the streamer's top position to its follow-up.

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