TV Time’s Shows on the Rise for the Week of March 16th
Greenhouse Academy (Netflix) – 94.2%
Westworld (HBO) – 85.2%
Beastars (Fuji TV) – 77.2%
9-1-1 (FOX) – 71.3%
Celebrity Hunted: Manhunt IT (Amazon) – 69.2%
The Circle Brazil (Netflix) – 67.7%
Kingdom (Netflix) – 59.8%
Prodigal Son (FOX) – 56.1%
Elite (Netflix) – 50.4%
Legacies (The CW) – 49.4%
*Methodology: Every week, millions of viewers around the world use TV Time to track their favorite series. “Shows on the Rise” is calculated by determining the week-over-week growth in episodes watched for a given program.
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