Nick Expose Now Max's Biggest Hit Ever

[Mark Jeffries]

"Quiet on Set:  The Dark SIde of Kids TV," the Investigation Discovery docuseries that presented to the general public how big a creep Dan Schneider was/is, is supposedly the most-watched program in Max's four-year history, beating out the HBO hit "The Last of Us" and number one among "acquired" programs (anything that isn't an original production for the streamer) on Nielsen's streaming ratings, ranking number 3 on the all-program list behind the Netflix mini from the "Game of Thrones" producers "3 Body Problem" and Amazon Prime's movie reboot "Road House" and in front of what may be the final episode of "Bluey" as we know it on Disney+:

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/streaming-tv-ratings-march-18-24-2024-1235877115/#recipient_hashed=04cc8432e89af1614e2b95d666f830a827568c45d7e9abbbd46ed84bf99ddfc7&recipient_salt=f8f1afe78c2d990c75c3121d1fa116315cbb1eda09b65c89df333468970da653

It should be pointed out that the original four episodes of "Quiet" rolled out over one weekend similar to how they aired on ID, while "Last of Us" dropped a new episode every week, as is standard for both HBO and Max originals on the streamer.