1994's The Stand Reenters Apple TV Store US Top 20 at No. 4
FlixPatrol data places the four-episode Stephen King miniseries fourth among TV shows on the Apple TV store in the US, per screenrant.com.
The 1994 four-episode miniseries The Stand re-entered the Apple TV store's Top 20 TV shows chart in the United States on Tuesday, October 20, reaching 4th place, according to screenrant.com.
FlixPatrol data cited in the report put the Stephen King adaptation fourth among TV shows on the store, with The Sopranos, Rome and Twin Peaks ranked above it at the time of writing.
Viewers in the US cannot stream the 1994 version on subscription services, according to JustWatch; it is available only through video-on-demand storefronts.
The Stand was first adapted as a four-episode ABC series in 1994, directed by Mick Garris and starring Gary Sinise. A nine-episode limited series version debuted on CBS All Access, now Paramount+, on December 17, 2020, with James Marsden, Alexander Skarsgård, Whoopi Goldberg, J. K. Simmons and Hamish Linklater in the cast.
A feature film adaptation is in development at Paramount with Doug Liman attached to direct.
Quick answers
Where can I watch the 1994 version of The Stand?
In the US it is not on subscription streaming services and can only be watched through video-on-demand storefronts, according to JustWatch.
Where did The Stand rank on the Apple TV store chart?
It reached 4th place among TV shows in the US on October 20, according to FlixPatrol data cited by screenrant.com.