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‘From’ Explodes on Streaming as 4-Year-Old Series Hits Netflix for First Time | Charts

The MGM+ show, which first debuted in 2022, is catching a Netflix wave The post ‘From’ Explodes on Streaming as 4-Year-Old Series Hits Netflix for First Time | Charts appeared first on TheWrap .

‘From’ Explodes on Streaming as 4-Year-Old Series Hits Netflix for First Time | Charts

As Halloween approaches, viewer interest has shifted towards titles featuring aquatic monsters, serial killers, and telekinetic teenagers. Among the trending shows, the Paramount+ crime drama "Tulsa King," created by "Yellowstone's" Taylor Sheridan, has taken the top spot. The series, starring Sylvester Stallone, has climbed four positions in its second week on the streaming chart, marking a significant milestone as it replaces Netflix's four-week reign over the top spot.

With a traditional weekly release schedule, could "Tulsa King" bring stability to the top of the streaming chart?

Despite concluding its run at the top, Netflix maintains a strong presence, with five titles in the Top 10. The Emmy and Golden Globe nominated political drama "The Diplomat," in its fourth season, has climbed one spot to second place. The sci-fi horror series "From," which debuted on MGM+ in 2022, has made its first appearance in the Top 10 due to its Halloween season debut and the addition of its first three seasons to Netflix's library.

As more viewers join, could "From" return for its fifth and final season, securing a spot in the Top 10?

Other shows making their mark include "The Terminal List," an Amazon Prime Video adaptation of Jack Carr's novel series about a vengeful Navy SEAL, which entered fourth place with the release of its second season. "Nobody Wants This," a rom-com about a Jewish rabbi and a non-religious woman, is in fifth place, while "Crystal Lake," a "Friday the 13th" prequel series, rises to sixth place.

"Love is Blind," a popular dating series, occupies the seventh spot after adding three new episodes in October. "Below," a Halloween hit about a Newfoundland fishing town and its mysterious water monster, tops the chart for three consecutive weeks. "Mobland," an eighth-placed Netflix title, brings North London gangster drama to the chart.

Lastly, "Moana," the live-action adaptation of the Disney animated film, appears on Disney+ as it looks to gain new viewership.

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