The Top TV Shows Of 2017 Netflix Steals A March
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The 20,000 Foot View: With TV content audiences becoming ever more fragmented and streaming services guarded with their metrics, understanding the appeal of TV shows has never been more complicated. In this report, we present summary data from the first year of MIDiA’s TV Brand Tracker to reveal an objective and platform-neutral view of which shows resonated most with audiences in 2017.
Key Findings
- CBS’s The Bang Theory tops MIDiA’s Brand rankings with an average fan across all of 2017
- CBS also second spot with fan penetration NCIS
- Game of is a top-four show across four surveyed markets
- Season of of Thrones drove a three point spike in fandom in up to
- The BBC one of the strongest performing with three shows in the
- Netflix has shows than any other in top (seven), though only two in the top (Stranger Things House of Cards)
- Stranger Things Netflix’s biggest hit of 2017, eighth spot overall but first for year olds
Companies and brands mentioned: The Big Bang Theory, NCIS, Game Of Thrones, Sherlock, The Voice, The Walking Dead, Planet Earth, Stranger Things, Blue Bloods, American Horror Story, Doctor Who, This Is Us, The Flash, Arrow, Chicago Fire, How To Get Away With Murder, House Of Cards, Chicago Med, Madam Secretary, Vikings, Top Gear, Star Trek: Discovery, Reasons Why, Daredevil, Fear The Walking Dead, Lucifer, True Detective, Westworld, Big Brother, Catfish, Legends Of Tomorrow, Empire, Luke Cage, Broadchurch, Jessica Jones, Narcos, Victoria, Mr Robot, Scream, Big Little Lies, Netflix, BBC, CBS, HBO, ITV, AMC, Fox, NBC, The CW, Twitter, Viacom, A+E, Facebook, Amazon Prime Video