Hulu Users Watched Daddy's Home 12 Million Times in 2017, and Other Fun Facts From Its Year In Review

Subscribers streamed more than 12,000 years of South Park

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Hulu, which launched a live TV service in addition to its catalog of offerings this year, has released some new data about what its users tuned into this year. The streaming service didn’t disclose how many people subscribe, but let’s get into some of the interesting statistics Hulu has revealed:

Like the infographic states, people were watching comedies more often in 2017 when compared to 2016. Viewers watched 36 percent more comedic movies, and people watched more top comedy shows like Parks and Recreation, Black-ish and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

The most watched movie was Daddy’s Home, which was viewed more than 12 million times in 2017 alone.

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