"From" Stays No. 1 for a Second Week as Its Viewing Climbs 24 Percent

"From" was the most-watched title across all streaming services for the week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1, 2026, according to The Hollywood Reporter. It was the show's second straight week at No. 1.

The series, an MGM+ production, was added to Netflix's library on Oct. 19. It drew 2.04 billion minutes of viewing that week, meaning the total minutes people spent watching it. That was up 24 percent from the week before. It also set a 2026 high for viewing minutes for an acquired series, which is a show a platform licenses from another company rather than making itself. No other series or movie passed 1 billion minutes that week.

Across the whole top 10, the streaming titles together drew 9.03 billion minutes. The previous week's total was 9.22 billion.

Netflix's own "Nobody Wants This" led the original series list with 847 million minutes. Season three premiered on Oct. 22. In its first two weeks, the season drew 1.57 billion minutes, about 14 percent less than the 1.83 billion minutes its season two debut drew over the same span. Two other Netflix titles followed. "Lupin" drew 579 million minutes, and the docuseries "The One About Matthew Perry" drew 541 million.

The movie chart had a seasonal flavour. "Hocus Pocus" topped it with 405 million minutes on Disney+. "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Coraline," "Coco" and "Hocus Pocus 2" also made the top 10 movies that week.

For viewers, the picture is simple. A show licensed after it had already aired elsewhere held the top spot for two weeks running, and a new season of a big Netflix comedy kept pulling audiences, though at a slightly slower pace than its last launch.