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Xfinity On Demand Top 20 TV for the Week of September 19 – September 25

During the week of September 19 – September 25, Comcast customers watched 58 million hours of content on Xfinity On Demand. TV was the most-watched category, representing 29 million (50 percent) of the total hours viewed. The top 20 TV episodes on Xfinity On Demand that premiered during this week were:

     

Rank

Movement

Series

Network

1 - This Is Us (Series Premiere) NBC
2 - Designated Survivor (Series Premiere) ABC
3 - Empire (Premiere) FOX
4 -3 American Horror Story: Roanoke (ep 2) FX
5 -3 Power (finale) STARZ
6 - Lethal Weapon (Series Premiere) FOX
7 - The Good Place (Series Premiere) NBC
8 - The Big Bang Theory (Premiere) CBS
9 - Bull (Series Premiere) CBS
10 - The Voice (Premiere) NBC
11 - The Voice (ep 2) NBC
12 - MacGyver (Series Premiere) CBS
13 -6 Ballers (finale) HBO
14 - The Exorcist (Series Premiere) FOX
15 - The Blacklist (Premiere) NBC
16 - Grey's Anatomy (Premiere) ABC
17 -9 Teen Mom OG (ep 6) MTV
18 -15 The Case of: JonBenét Ramsey (Part 2) CBS
19 -14 Rob & Chyna (ep 3) E!
20 - How to Get Away With Murder (Premiere) ABC
 

The top 20 TV series on Xfinity On Demand for the week of September 19 - September 25 were:

   

Rank

Series

Network

1 Power STARZ
2 Game of Thrones HBO
3 The Voice NBC
4 American Horror Story: 6 FX
5 Empire FOX
6 This Is Us NBC
7 The Big Bang Theory CBS
8 Ballers HBO
9 The Case of: JonBenét Ramsey CBS
10 The Simpsons FXX, FOX
11 Atlanta FX
12 The Good Place NBC
13 Designated Survivor ABC
14 Dancing With the Stars ABC
15 Chrisley Knows Best USA
16 Ray Donovan Showtime
17 Vice Principals HBO
18 Teen Mom OG MTV
19 Rob & Chyna E!
20 Queen Sugar OWN
 

With more than 3 billion hours viewed each year, Xfinity On Demand is one of the most viewed platforms for time-shifting on TV. It includes 85,000 choices, including a growing collection of current season TV shows and hit movies, many now available to own and access anytime.

Ranking for the top 20 TV episodes is based on the total Xfinity On Demand views on the TV within seven days of an in-season show’s original airing. Shows marked with an (*) indicate it premiered on Xfinity On Demand in advance of the live airing. Views of most broadcast and cable programming within the first three days are included in Nielsen L+3 ratings.

Ranking for the top 20 TV series is based on cumulative past or current episode views of any TV series on Xfinity On Demand. This includes programming that is no longer airing as well.

Both lists are inclusive of all TV programming across broadcast, cable and premium networks.

About Comcast Cable:

Comcast Cable is one of the nation's largest video, high-speed Internet and phone providers to residential customers under the XFINITY brand and also provides these services to businesses. Comcast has invested in technology to build an advanced network that delivers among the fastest broadband speeds, and brings customers personalized video, communications and home management offerings. Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA) is a global media and technology company. Visit www.comcastcorporation.com for more information.

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04/10/2016

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