"According to The Hollywood Reporter, Fallout viewership reached 794 million minutes on Prime Video for the week of December 15-21, which covers when Season 2 debuted on December 16. Season 1 racked up 2.9 billion minutes of streaming time during its own opening week in April 2024. That's a 72% decrease, but the massive downturn was no doubt attributable to how the two seasons were released."
"Season 1, many may recall, was released in a binge format with all episodes arriving at the same time. Season 2, meanwhile, is adopting a weekly release schedule. What's more, just one episode of Fallout Season 2 was released on December 16, compared to two or three that Prime Video does for some of its other shows. Given all this, it only makes sense that Fallout Season 1 would have significantly higher viewership statistics compared to Season 2."
Nielsen ratings recorded 794 million minutes of Fallout streaming on Prime Video for the week of December 15–21, the week of Season 2’s debut, compared to 2.9 billion minutes for Season 1’s opening week in April 2024, a 72% decrease. The decrease reflects different release strategies: Season 1 premiered all episodes at once in a binge format, while Season 2 uses a weekly release schedule and released only one episode on December 16. Nielsen data combining seasons shows 54% of Fallout streaming minutes that week came from Season 2 (about 429 million), with the rest from Season 1. Season 2 has aired five episodes so far, with three more releasing weekly through February 4. A third season is planned, and Bethesda is rumored to be working on remakes of Fallout 3 and New Vegas as well as a new Fallout 5.
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