Abracadabra featured in "High Potential," on Disney+

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Just fyi, disney owns abc but abc has its own board.

I love this performative activism when y'all send this from the iphone whom ceo kissed the ass of this administration from the very beginning lmao 

But go on. 

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Ooh love high potential (really just Kaitlyn Olsen lol), will tor*ent soon 😝

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girl the boycott…

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2 hours ago, lastpopicon said:

Same, but I don't have disney+.

it has a second season, so it must be doing decent lol

Depends lol. If a show doesnt require a large budget it doesnt require a lot of viewership to be profitable lol. The key is profitability not total viewership

Edited Thursday at 06:05 PM by Economy

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Just now, Economy said:

Depends lol. If a show doesnt require a large budget it doesnt require a lot of viewership to be profitable lol. The key is profotability not total viewership

it had 11.5million viewers in the first season on streaming platforms and it was the most watched series on AB* in the last 6 years with one ep reaching 3.6M viewers.

Can't find budget numbers tho.

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4 minutes ago, lastpopicon said:

it had 11.5million viewers in the first season on streaming platforms and it was the most watched series on AB* in the last 6 years with one ep reaching 3.6M viewers.

Can't find budget numbers tho.

I dunno if 3.6M viewers per episode is a hit or not but again, slay 

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15 minutes ago, Economy said:

I dunno if 3.6M viewers per episode is a hit or not but again, slay 

biggest show in the latest 6 years, I think its a hit.

the series finale also drew 13.2 million total viewers on streaming and 17.79M after a week, not bad tbh.

for some contrast, The Handsman Tale drew 4.4 million in the first 7 days and that's considered a successful series (comparing to hulu cause netflix numbers are much better).