BO’s “Game of Thrones” might have been off air for over a year, but the epic fantasy saga remains as popular as it has ever been.
The show’s Season 7 premiere on Sunday was watched by over 16 million people— becoming the show’s most watched episode since it first aired in 2011.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, a record-setting 10.1 million viewers tuned in to the live broadcast of the episode, while another 6 million were accounted for in streaming views.
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The episode “Dragonstone” edged out last year’s Season 6 finale, which amassed 8.89 million viewers, the report said.
Aside from eclipsing last season’s benchmark for viewership, HBO confirmed that the season 7 premiere also notched ”the highest number of concurrent viewers.”
Meanwhile, the critically acclaimed series based from George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” has truly come a long way, as its pilot episode only brought in 2.22 million viewers.
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