From, a sci-fi horror series that originally aired on Epix before the platform's rebranding to MGM+, has become the number-one streaming show after Netflix acquired the first three seasons. According to Nielsen's streaming report for the week of October 19 to October 25, From's debut on Netflix generated 1.68 billion minutes watched, marking the biggest debut for an acquired title this year.
The show premiered on Epix in 2022 and has aired four seasons total. Executive produced by the Russo Brothers and Lost director Jack Bender, From stars Lost alum Harold Perrineau alongside Catalina Sandino Moreno and Eion Bailey. The fourth season, which concluded in June, holds a 96% score on Rotten Tomatoes, with the third season earning a perfect 100%.
The series centers on a mysterious town that traps residents inside. As they attempt escape, they face terrifying creatures that emerge at night. The show has drawn comparisons to Lost and Widow's Bay. Netflix made only three seasons available, directing viewers to MGM+ for the recently concluded fourth season. From has been renewed for a fifth and final season.
For comparison, Prime Video's second season of The Terminal List debuted with roughly half the viewership, while Netflix's fourth season of The Diplomat recorded 500 million fewer minutes watched.