The Mandalorian has flown to the top of the TV demand charts ahead of its season three premiere on March 1. This past week, the series has come in 28.5 times more in demand than its competitors in Australia and 15.03 points above average in New Zealand.
Netflix’s Stranger Things remains near the top of the charts, coming second in Australia and first in New Zealand with 21.59 and 15.23 points above the market average. Season five of the sci-fi show is due to hit production in May 2023, so there’s still some time before a release date is confirmed.
Season two of Ginny & Georgia premiered on Netflix on January 5, placing third in Australia’s and New Zealand’s digital original series. Coming in 19.47 times more in demand than other shows in Australia and 12.35 points in New Zealand, the new season saw the Millers’ family secrets catch up with them at the worst possible time.
Ginny and Georgia returns for season two on Netflix
Talking to Deadline, showrunner Sarah Lambert said a third season has not yet been renewed by Netflix.
In Australia, Paramount+’s 1923 placed fourth as the streaming platform announced that new episodes of the show would return on February 5 after the latest season took a break.
In overall TV shows, Game of Thrones has come in at second, just below The Mandalorian, with 28.5 points above average. In New Zealand, the popular show fell to fourth, with 16.57 points above the market average.
Game of Thrones places second in Australia’s overall shows
In New Zealand’s overall shows, the new series, The Last Of Us has topped the charts with a difference of 20.31. The show premiered on January 15 and is based on the 2013 video game developed by Naughty Dog.
The series is set twenty years after a mass fungal infection sparked a global pandemic. The infection causes its victims to transform into hostile, cannibalistic creatures resembling zombies.
The Walking Dead came in at third in Australia and second in New Zealand, while The White Lotus placed fourth in Australia and third in New Zealand.
