Streaming ratings: Carrie debuts at No. 1 in the US
Prime Video’s Stephen King adaptation led Nielsen’s October 5–11 chart with 1.26 billion viewing minutes, ahead of Below and East of Eden.
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Prime Video’s Stephen King adaptation led Nielsen’s October 5–11 chart with 1.26 billion viewing minutes, ahead of Below and East of Eden.
Prime Video’s Carrie debuted at No. 1 on Nielsen’s US streaming chart for October 5–11, 2026, with 1.26 billion viewing minutes, according to figures reported by The Hollywood Reporter on October 22. Netflix’s thriller Below opened in second place, followed by East of Eden.
The previous week’s leader, Netflix’s Wonka’s The Golden Ticket, dropped out of the overall top 10 after its viewing minutes fell 44 percent. It finished sixth among original series.
Nielsen measures viewing on television sets in the United States only. The figures exclude computers and mobile devices, and count minutes watched rather than individual viewers.
East of Eden’s viewing minutes rose 49 percent from the previous week. In the separate movie rankings, Ben Affleck’s Animals took first place after its October 9 release on Netflix.
| Title | Viewing minutes | Chart result |
|---|---|---|
| Carrie | 1.26 billion | First overall |
| Below | 1.19 billion | Second overall |
| East of Eden | 1.16 billion |
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| Third overall |
| Animals | 719 million | First among movies |
| Wonka’s The Golden Ticket | 600 million | Outside the overall top 10; sixth among original series |
Carrie’s eight-episode first season debuted on October 7. Showrunner Mike Flanagan’s series updates Stephen King’s novel to the present day. Its opening result gave Prime Video the overall No. 1 title in six of the past eight weeks of Nielsen’s streaming rankings.
Prime Video had already announced a second-season renewal earlier on October 22, before the ratings report appeared.
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