The series "Wednesday" became the most-watched project on streaming service Netflix last week, with the series about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in second place, according to Variety magazine.
From December 12 to 18, Tim Burton's series "Wednesday" was watched 174 million hours, making the series the second most-watched project after season 4 of "Stranger Things."
The most-watched project of the past week was the documentary series "Harry and Meghan," about Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, which became the most watched documentary project on Netflix's streaming service itself. It was watched 97.7 million hours, breaking the previous record.
"The Recruit," "1899," Season 5 of the TV series "The Crown" and other projects are also in the top 10.
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