Lucifer is the Most-Binged Show on TV Time

TV Time, which is a television and movies tracking app has released its list for the most-binged shows of May 2021 and Lucifer has taken the first spot as the most-binged show on the platform with a massive 6.92% of its binge-sessions being people who have been watching Lucifer nonstop this past month, especially after the second part of the final season dropped last week.

Who Killed Sara took the second spot with a 2.46% share of the binges with Grey’s Anatomy taking the third place with 1.98%. You can check out the full list below.

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TV Time has 12 Million users on the platform and 1 million daily active users, the platform calculates a binge session as when a viewer watches four or more episodes of the same show within a given day, as tracked by the TV Time App.

Most-Binged Shows between May 24th and May 30th:

1. “Lucifer” (Netflix) — 6.92%
2. “Who Killed Sara?” (Netflix) — 2.46%
3. “Grey’s Anatomy” (ABC U.S.) — 1.98%
4. “One Piece” (Fuji TV) — 1.80%
5. “Modern Family” (ABC U.S.) — 1.75%
6. “Ragnarok” (Netflix) — 1.68%
7. “Love, Death & Robots” (Netflix) — 1.51%
8. “Friends” (NBC) — 1.39%
9. “The Office” (U.S.) (NBC) — 1.11%
10. “Attack on Titan” (NHK) — 0.95%

Source: TV Time

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Lucifer is based on the DC Comics of the same name with the characters created by Neil Gaiman (who has another new show based on the Sandman coming to Netflix soon enough), Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg. Lucifer follows the titular character, the original fallen angel, who has become very dissatisfied with his life living in a literal hell. While meeting with a Detective in his nightclub (Lux), a shootout involving him and the Detective leads him to become an LAPD consultant who tries to punish people for their crimes through law and justice.

The first five seasons of Lucifer are currently streaming on Netflix.