Beyond the huge offering of US shows, American audiences of Netflix have access to British comedies, Brazilian dramas, and Scandinavian crime thrillers, amongst other things.
But did they choose shows from beyond their borders, or stick closer to home? The clickstream data reveals which countries piqued the interest of the US viewing public.
Kevin’s famous chilli. The fire that was only a simulation. Dwight’s stapler in Jello. If you know The Office, you know these classic scenes. NBC’s The Office, a mockumentary starring Steve Carell and based on the UK show of the same name, first hit screens in 2005.The final episode aired back in 2013, but the age of on-demand video has allowed audiences to keep enjoying it over and over, or to discover it for the first time a little later on. But just how did it fare with Netflix audiences, and how did they consume the show?
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Audiences have a choice like never before. With subscription video on demand (SVOD) at people’s fingertips, long gone are the days of scheduling life around your favourite show, or waiting for the watershed in the UK. People can now have a serving of American Horror Story with their breakfast, a side of Brooklyn Nine-Nine with their lunch, and get stuck into You over coffee.
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