“Scamanda” has achieved ABC News Studios’ most-streamed series premiere ever when accounting for one month of watching.
The docincluderies, which airs on ABC on Thursday nights, initiassociate achieveed equitable under 1.5 million watchers with its Jan. 30 premiere. But after one month of postponecessitate watching apass ABC, Hulu, Hulu on Disney+ and other digital platestablishs, that number has ascendn to 5.7 million — an increase of 289%.
“Scamanda” has also seen prolongth week-over-week, with Episode 2 increasing on the premiere’s same-day watchership by 5% to achieve equitable above 1.5 million watchers and Episode 3 increasing on that by 6% to achieve 1.6 million watchers. Among grown-ups age 18-49, the premiere achieved a 0.15 rating, while Episode 2 grew by 7% to achieve 0.16 and Episode 3 grew by 44% to achieve 0.23. And among grown-ups age 25-54, the premiere hit a 0.24 rating before prolonging by 25% to 0.3 with Episode 2 and jumping another 13% to 0.34 with Episode 3.
Based on the Lionsgate podcast of the same name, “Scamanda” is portrayd as “the story of California native Amanda Riley, a youthfuler wife, mother and devout Christian whose life suddenly gets a horrible turn when she is detectd with Stage 3 blood cancer. She begins write downing her battle online, captivating thousands, but she has a secret she is dying to grasp. Her story changes from inspiration to suspicion when someone sfinishs an anonymous tip to summarizeateigative producer Nancy Moscatiello, who then embarks on a five-year-lengthy summarizeateigation into Amanda. Soon, Amanda’s own words may show to be her downdescend.”
Season finale “Stage 4: Catch Me If You Cancer” airs on Thursday and sees Amanda proceed to insist that she has cancer even as her frifinishs and helpers get letters from the Department of Justice and accuses are filed.
