The Boys Season 4 Viewership Grows By 21% In Comparison With Season 3

the boys season 4 viewership grows by 21% in comparison with season 3

According to Amazon, the fourth season of The Boys has had a strong debut. The streaming platform reported that the new episodes garnered 21% more viewers in the first four days of streaming compared to the launch of Season 3 within the same time frame. However, specific figures were not provided.

The Boys Season 4 Is Amazon's Second Biggest Show

Amazon further highlighted that this is the fourth consecutive season of growth for The Boys, making it one of the streamer's top five TV seasons in terms of premiere viewership over four days. Among returning seasons, The Boys Season 4 is Amazon's second biggest, surpassed only by the debut of Reacher's Season 2 in December.

Furthermore, Amazon revealed that 60% of the viewership came from outside the United States. Major contributors to the show's success were Brazil, the U.K., and India. After four days, The Boys Season 4 became the number one title on Prime Video in 160 countries.

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The fourth season of the popular TV show The Boys debuted on June 13 with three episodes. New episodes will be released weekly until the finale on July 18. Showrunner Eric Kripke recently made an announcement stating that the fifth season, which has already been approved, will serve as the series' conclusion.

A spinoff called Gen V premiered in 2023 and is currently in production for its second season. Additionally, another spinoff called The Boys: Mexico is currently in the development phase. In a recent interview with Variety, Kripke mentioned that the writer for "The Boys: Mexico" is close to finalizing the deal and will begin working on the pilot episode soon.

The Variety interview with Kripke discusses various aspects of the Season 4 premiere, including the use of prosthetic penises, appearances by Will Ferrell and Tilda Swinton, as well as a storyline involving a presidential election.