The recent final chapter of “Euphoria” gave a total of 16.3 million on average for the entire plot, which stands out as one of the most watched HBO series and has only been surpassed by the final season of “Game Of Thrones”.

Peacemaker

The spin-off of James Gunn’s ‘The Suicide Squad’, ‘Peacemaker’ is a kind of continuation of the Christopher Smith story. The DC Comics character is played by actor John Cena, who in the plot is a strange and unique guy, with a huge load of negative prejudices because of his father.

Critics place ‘Peacemaker’ in first place in DC history, tied with 2017’s ‘Wonder Woman’. That is, it has become the best premiere of the DC Extended Universe of all time to date. It has even exceeded the percentage of ‘The Suicide Squad’, the film from which the story emerges.

Euphoria

This story that falls within the dramatic genre follows a group of teenage high school students who, immersed in the fateful world of drugs, sex and violence, try to fight against these monsters to face a new future.

With the premiere of episode 4, HBO managed to gather 3.2 million viewers despite competing at the same time with the NFC Championship. That is why it is not surprising that ‘Euphoria’ has become the second of the most-watched series on HBO, as its final chapter reached an incredible figure of 6.6 million viewers.

Game of Thrones

The farewell to the last season of “Game of Thrones” broke the record for viewers on HBO platforms. The story of the fight for the throne of the seven kingdoms of Westeros broke its own record in its final episode with 19.3 million viewers on HBO platforms, which includes HBO GO and HBO NOW.

With these numbers, the series exceeded its own mark established in the penultimate chapter, which was seen by 18.4 million viewers. The latest episode, titled ‘The Iron Throne’ also set the most watched telecast record in HBO history, with 13.6 million viewers.