Prime Video’s post-apocalyptic drama Fallout has reentered Nielsen’s weekly streaming rankings following the premiere of its second season, according to Deadline. The series returned to Nielsen’s Top 10 list during its opening week, signaling continued audience interest in the video game adaptation.
Deadline reports that Fallout Season 2 logged strong early viewership, placing the series among the most-watched streaming shows of the week. Nielsen tracks total minutes viewed across platforms, positioning Fallout alongside other top-performing scripted titles. While exact rankings and viewing totals were not disclosed, a Top 10 finish represents a competitive debut for the new season.
The return to Nielsen’s chart reinforces Fallout’s status as one of Prime Video’s flagship scripted properties. Season 2 premiered in mid-December, drawing attention from returning viewers and audiences familiar with the long-running video game franchise. According to Deadline, the performance mirrors interest seen during the show’s first season, which helped establish the adaptation as a major streaming release for the platform.
Nielsen’s weekly streaming data continues to serve as a key industry benchmark for measuring audience engagement. By aggregating viewing minutes, the rankings allow direct comparisons between series released across multiple streaming services. Fallout’s inclusion in the Top 10 highlights its ability to remain competitive in an increasingly crowded marketplace filled with new original content.
Deadline also notes that the second season’s early performance suggests sustained momentum from the show’s debut run. Although specific figures were not released, the series’ continued presence on Nielsen’s chart indicates that audience engagement has carried over into the new season.
As Fallout Season 2 continues its rollout, Nielsen rankings will remain an essential indicator of audience response. With additional episodes scheduled to release, the show’s streaming performance will further reveal how viewers are engaging with Prime Video’s expanding post-apocalyptic franchise.