In our monthly look at CTV programming performance, we identify the top new, episodic shows for Share of Time Spent, Co-Viewing, Attention, and Binge Watching.
Kicking the year off, Netflix once again tops our list of shows for Share of Time Spent, making a clean sweep of the top five spots with new original programming that dropped in January. As Netflix continues to promote its ad-supported model, advertisers will be paying close attention to how they can best reach viewers across the rapidly changing CTV landscape. Learn must-know trends to make the most of the growing CTV opportunity in our new State of CTV Advertising Report.
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Our Share of Time Spent metric measures the total time viewers spend with a program as a percent of all viewing for new, original episodic CTV content during the time period. "Ginny & Georgia" topped the list as its much anticipated second season premiered in at the beginning of January. It was joined by the new miniseries, "Kaleidoscope," which intrigued many audiences with its unique concept of episodes that can be watched in any order.
| Program | Application | Share of Time Spent |
| Ginny & Georgia | Netflix | 12% |
| Kaleidoscope | Netflix | 9% |
| Emily in Paris | Netflix | 6% |
| That '90s Show | Netflix | 5% |
| MADOFF: The Monster of Wall Street | Netflix | 4% |
Our Attention Index identifies how viewers paid attention to programming compared to the average linear program, and is a good indicator of the strength of programming and its ability to keep people in the room. For the second month in a row, Apple commanded three of the top five spots—this time with "Mythic Quest," "Truth Be Told," and "Slow Horses."
| Program | Application | Attention Index |
| Mythic Quest | Apple | 157 |
| Truth Be Told | Apple | 153 |
| Fauda | Netflix | 152 |
| Slow Horses | Apple | 152 |
| Women at War | Netflix | 149 |
These are the shows that viewers watched together in January 2023. Our Co-Viewing Rate measures the percentage of time viewers watched the program with more than one person in the room. TVision's person-level insights enable measurement of CTV co-viewing and can provide brands and apps with accurate co-viewing multiples. Hulu's new adult cartoon series, "Koala Man," topped the list followed by the fourth season of "Fauda." Disney+, which often sees high co-viewing rates, made the list with its new "National Treasure" series.
| Program | Application | Co-Viewing Rate |
| Koala Man | Hulu | 69% |
| Fauda | Netflix | 68% |
| National Treasure: Edge of History | Disney+ | 65% |
| Women at War | Netflix | 63% |
| The Snow Girl | Netflix | 63% |
These are the programs that viewers were most likely to consume in sessions of three or more episodes at a time. Similar to our co-viewing list, another adult cartoon "Paradise PD" led the way for January's most binged show.
| Program | Application | Binge Watch Rate |
| Paradise PD | Netflix | 64% |
| Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre | Netflix | 52% |
| Bling Empire: New York | Netflix | 48% |
| That '90s Show | Netflix | 46% |
| The Traitors | Peacock | 45% |
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