Stephen King series holds No. 1 on Prime Video as The Terminal List returns
The King horror limited series stayed atop the global Prime Video leaderboard this week, while The Terminal List's October 21 return landed third, according to Collider.
Stephen King's new horror limited series held the number-one spot on the global Prime Video leaderboard this week, according to Collider, staying ahead of The Terminal List's October 21 return.
The Terminal List, starring Chris Pratt, came back on October 21 and placed third on the global Prime Video leaderboard. The show had been on hiatus for four years before that return.
The Nielsen viewership report showed the King adaptation took the top spot in its first week of release. The series debuted alongside two Netflix titles, Below and East of Eden, which each passed 1 billion minutes watched in their debuts, according to Nielsen.
Netflix reports Below generated 38 million views and East of Eden 25 million views.
The King adaptation had previously unseated Reacher and Neagley from the top of the Prime Video streaming charts. 2025 saw many official King adaptations released, while 2026 has been relatively lean for them. Below was influenced by King's work, as was the 2026 Apple TV hit Widow's Bay.
Quick answers
Where did The Terminal List rank on Prime Video after its return?
The Terminal List placed third on the global Prime Video leaderboard after returning on October 21.
How did Below and East of Eden perform on Netflix?
According to Nielsen, both passed 1 billion minutes watched in their debuts. Netflix reports Below generated 38 million views and East of Eden 25 million views.