
‘The Gilded Age’ Season 3 Closes With 5 Million Viewers in Three Days, Setting a Series Record for the Fifth Week in a Row
“The Gilded Age” has reached a new viewership high every week for five weeks in a row now, with Sunday’s Season 3 finale clearing 5 million viewers after three days.
That total comes from a combination of Nielsen’s tally of linear viewers on HBO‘s cable channel plus streams on HBO Max, which are measured by Warner Bros. Discovery itself. When accounting for the first three days of availability of all eight episodes of Season 3, the finale achieved an 88% increase from the premiere, which hit a total of 2.7 million viewers back in June.
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