“House of the Dragon” concluded its third season on HBO on Sunday night time, with the finale reaching 21 million viewers in its first three days of availability. Greater than 11 million of these viewers have been within the U.S.
That whole comes from a mixture of Nielsen’s measurement of linear viewers on the HBO cable channel plus Warner Bros. Discovery’s personal tally of streams on HBO Max. It represents a principally regular trajectory for the season, with a slight lower of two% from the Season 3 premiere’s 21.5 million viewers. (WBD didn’t disclose viewership totals for Episodes 2-7, nor did it present a three-day whole for the Season 2 finale in 2024; although it must be famous that the Season 3 premiere practically matched the Season 2 premiere’s viewers, with a lower of two%.)
Total, this season of the “Sport of Thrones” sequel collection is averaging 34 million viewers per episode to date, practically matching Season 2’s 35 million-viewer common. In accordance with HBO, this places it among the many HBO Max’s prime three most-watched returning seasons ever.
Sunday additionally marked the seventh and remaining episode of “Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness.” The sketch collection, created by and starring Larry David, is averaging roughly 4 million viewers per episode within the U.S. That makes it the second-most-watched HBO comedy launch within the historical past of HBO Max, behind “Rooster” starring Steve Carell. The latter title premiered earlier this 12 months as HBO’s most-watched comedy in 15 years, behind solely “Hung” (2009) and “Intercourse and the Metropolis” (1998).
