Wild West showed a confident start
The new HBO drama series Westworld, based on Michael Crichton's 1973 movie The Western World, made a solid start on the night of its premiere, October 2, 2016. The futuristic drama by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy Nolan has been watched by 3.3 million people on HBO and its services HBO Go and HBO Now. This is reported by Entertainment Weekly, citing its sources. "Westworld" has become the highest-rated premiere of the new series since the debut of the first season of the "True Detective" anthology in January 2014. Prior to that, the record belonged to the drama "Boardwalk Empire", which started in 2010. The ratings of the premiere episode of "Westworld" are significantly higher than those of a musical drama. " The sci-fi series is slightly below the ratings of the premiere of the fantasy drama Game of Thrones, to which it has been compared in terms of violence and darkness. Game of Thrones, which debuted on multiple platforms in 2011, amassed 4.2 million views. Successful HBO dramas tend to debut at modest numbers that grow with every week of broadcast, including thanks to delayed and retry views and DVR recording. The sci-fi series is slightly below the ratings of the premiere of the fantasy drama Game of Thrones, to which it has been compared in terms of violence and darkness. Game of Thrones, which debuted on multiple platforms in 2011, amassed 4.2 million views.Successful HBO dramas tend to debut at modest numbers that grow with every week of broadcast, including thanks to delayed and retry views and DVR recording. The Topic of Article: Wild West showed a confident start. |
