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The Spaceshipper 🚀
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"Andor was still the most-streamed Star Wars show among two major demographics — Millennials (ages 30-45) and Gen X (ages 46 to 61). The Mandalorian was most-streamed among two interestingly divergent groups, Gen Alpha (ages 2 to 13) and Boomers (ages 62-80). Gen Z..."

The Hollywood Reporter@thr.com

Which Star Wars movies and TV shows are the most popular on streaming? Some new data from Nielsen reveals some surprising results.

bit.lyStar Wars Disney+ Streaming Ratings Reveal Some Surprising WinnersWhich Star Wars movies and TV shows are the most popular on streaming? Some new data from Nielsen reveals some surprising results.

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Cindy Genereux
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My 12-year-old son has shown zero interest in Star Wars and hasn't seen The Mandalorian, but he know about Grogu and likes him. Maybe now is the time to see if he wants to watch the show.

Tobias
@grinface.bsky.social

Who in their right mind lets their 2-10 year old kid watch The Mandalorian? To get to these numbers it won’t be only the 11-13 year old from that demographic? 🤪

The Spaceshipper 🚀
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"The first thing that stands out is that the biggest chunk of viewing time, 44 percent, were fans watching live-action Star Wars movies compared to 39 percent watching live-action series and 17 percent watching animated shows." That seems logical to me. If they're making series...

Barrenlens
@barrenlens.bsky.social

That Andor demographic says a LOT about the state of things imo. And about Boomers. Full disclosure: im Gen X and 100% am not surprised that they'd be less interested than the two following generations in a series about the desperate beginnings of a rebellion against an oppressive regime.