HBO Stain ended on a high note with 4 million multiplatform U.S. viewers in three days.
This represents an increase of almost 30% compared to the three days of performance of the premiere. The premiere episode has now attracted 11.2 million viewers in the United States, and the series is now among HBO’s top 3 fastest-growing freshman seasons of all time, according to Warner Bros. Discovery.
Although WBD did not provide global audience figures, the company said that Stain was the first global title on HBO Max last week.
The series, created by Easttown mareBrad Ingelsby of , follows an FBI agent (Mark Ruffalo) as he leads a task force aimed at stopping a series of violent robberies carried out by an unsuspecting family man (Tom Pelphrey) in suburban Philadelphia. Read Deadline’s final discussion with Ruffalo and Ingelsby here.
HBO also recently launched the Tim Robinson comedy The chair company. The premiere has now attracted 2.7 million viewers, and after two episodes the series is averaging around 2.1 million. The second episode attracted 1.5 million viewers.
However, despite the week-over-week decline, WBD notes that the season average is still about double that of other recent comedies like someone somewhere And The repetition.
The chair company stars Robinson as William Ronald Trosper, a man who finds himself investigating a far-reaching conspiracy after an embarrassing incident at work.
