Reacher & Taylor Sheridan Officially Score Major Streaming Win

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Victory belongs to Reacher and Taylor Sheridan.
The Alan Ritchson-led action series has consistently been a major streaming hit for Prime Video, having released four seasons so far, and it is renewed through season 6. A spinoff series, Neagley, also released its first season this year. Meanwhile, Taylor Sheridan's shows continue to bring in massive numbers for Paramount+, including from new seasons of Landman, Lioness, The Madison, Dutton Ranch, Marshals, Tulsa King, and Mayor of Kingstown.
According to Nielsen (via Variety), Paramount TV Studios had three of the four most-streamed series in September between Reacher season 4, Neagley season 1, and Sheridan's Lioness season 3. Reacher was in first place with 4.6 billion minutes viewed, while both Neagley and Lioness had 3.3 billion minutes of viewership. Warner Bros. TV's was in second place at 3.6 billion minutes viewed.
These shows were followed by Monster: Lizzie Borden (3.1 billion), The Gentlemen (2.8 billion), SEAL Team (2.2 billion), Beauty in Black (1.9 billion), Outer Banks (1.7 billion), and Silo (1.4 billion). Check out the top 10 chart below:
|
Rank |
Show |
Streaming Platform |
Minutes |
|---|---|---|---|
|
1 |
Reacher |
Prime Video |
4.6 billion |
|
2 |
Ted Lasso |
Apple TV |
3.6 billion |
|
3 |
Neagley |
Prime Video |
3.3 billion |
|
4 |
Lioness |
Paramount+ |
3.3 billion |
|
5 |
Monster: Lizzie Borden |
Netflix |
3.1 billion |
|
6 |
The Gentlemen |
Netflix |
2.8 billion |
|
7 |
SEAL Team |
Paramount+ & Netflix |
2.2 billion |
|
8 |
Beauty in Black |
Netflix |
1.9 billion |
|
9 |
Outer Banks |
Netflix |
1.7 billion |
|
10 |
Silo |
Apple TV+ |
1.4 billion |
Having three of the four most-streamed shows in September is a significant win for Paramount TV Studios, especially with Marshals season 2 also being the week's most-watched entertainment series of the week on broadcast and streaming after premiering on October 4. Reacher and Neagley are both produced by Paramount TV Studios and Amazon MGM Studios, while Lioness is produced by Paramount TV Studios and 101 Studios.
The September viewership is a sign that Prime Video made the right call in renewing Reacher through season 6, along with renewing Neagley for season 2. Lioness has not been renewed or canceled for another season, although Sheridan has plenty of other shows, with Marshals season 2 and Tulsa King season 4 in the midst of their respective seasons, and Landman season 3, The Madison season 2, Mayor of Kingstown season 5, and Dutton Ranch season 2 all on the way.
Reacher season 4, Neagley season 1, and Lioness season 3 all performing so well is also an indication of how different streaming release models can work. Ritchson's show began with a three-episode premiere in August, followed by dropping one new episode a week through September 16. Neagley released all eight of its episodes on September 16, and Lioness put out one episode each week from August 2-September 20.
While the fate of future Reacher and Neagley seasons has been revealed, their streaming competitor, Ted Lasso, has not been renewed yet for season 4.
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Reacher
8/10
- Release Date
- February 3, 2022
- Network
- Prime Video
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Jack Reacher
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Maria Sten
Frances Neagley
Without a phone and traveling light, former military police officer Jack Reacher drifts between American towns, embroiling himself in local crimes and bringing justice in his wake. Based on the series of novels by Lee Child, Reacher's journey offers him an intimate understanding of the nation he once served.
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Neagley
- Release Date
- September 16, 2026
- Network
- Prime Video
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Greyston Holt
Detective Hudson Riley
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Maria Sten
Frances Neagley
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Lioness
- Release Date
- 2021 - 2023-00-00
- Network
- M-Net
- Directors
- Jozua Malherbe, Morné du Toit
- Writers
- Trish Malone
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Carl Beukes
Max
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Frank Rautenbach
Jason Hugo
KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.