This is the best single-week performance Nielsen has ever recorded for a Max title, beating the record previously set by “The Last of Us,” which was streamed for 1.2 billion minutes during the week of Jan 30-Feb 5, 2023. (It should be noted that both shows also had linear airings, with “Quiet on Set” on ID and “The Last of Us” on HBO; additionally, “Quiet on Set” was bingeable while “The Last of Us dropped new episodes weekly.)

The docuseries followed closely behind Netflix’s “3 Body Problem,” which was watched for nearly 1.4 billion minutes watched in four days, and “Road House,” the Amazon Prime Video movie that landed just over 1.3 billion minutes. With “Bluey” as the week’s No. 4 title with 1 billion minutes watched, this is the first week that Nielsen’s top four streaming titles have come from different platforms since October of 2022. Netflix’s “Homicide: New York” was the last title of the week to cross one billion minutes, taking fifth place.

“The Gentlemen” hit 971 million minutes watched in its third week on the chart, and was followed by chart refollowed by acquired titles “Grey’s Anatomy” (882 million), “NCIS” (750 million), “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” (697 million, seeing a resurgence in popularity thanks to its addition to Netflix) and “The Big Bang Theory” (695 million).

See Nielsen’s list of overall streaming rankings for March 18-24 first, followed by original streaming titles, acquired titles and then films.