Disney+’s Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Series Is Officially One of the Biggest Shows on Streaming With 490 Million Views

In its post-Endgame era, the noise around Marvel’s new hit series, VisionQuest, has already proven to be one of the cinematic universe’s most standout successors. A follow-up to the acclaimed WandaVision, this chapter is among one of the newer installments helping usher in the super studio’s next storytelling approach — which seems increasingly interested in putting more character stories at the center of its grand CGI theatrics. And for audiences, the angle seems to be working.

Following its Oct. 13 debut on Disney+, VisionQuest quickly made its mark on the platform, accumulating 639 million minutes streamed and earning an 83% Popcornmeter score after 500+ reviews. Now, Nielsen’s latest streaming chart rankings show that the buzzy Marvel show is still flying high, cementing itself as one of the biggest shows on streaming for the week of Oct. 19 through Oct. 25.

A popular measuring system known for tracking the United States’ most-viewed shows and movies on streaming, Nielsen’s streaming ratings report that VisionQuest has earned itself a spot on the top ten list for original series during the week of Oct. 19. It sits at spot number seven, pulling in 490 million minutes with the release of its third and fourth episodes.

Netflix’s political thriller The Diplomat — which just debuted its Season 4 — sits at #1 with 1.19 billion minutes, and The Terminal List joins in at #2 with 830 million. Here is the full breakdown of what else is trending on streaming right now:

Rank	Program Name	Minutes (Millions)	Streaming Service(s)	# of Total Episodes
1	The Diplomat	1.194 (billion)	Netflix	30
2	The Terminal List	830	Prime Video	16
3	Crystal Lake	790	Peacock	8
4	Love is Blind	780	Netflix	144
5	Nobody Wants This	725	Netflix	30
6	Carrie	609	Prime Video	8
7	*VisionQuest*	490	Disney+	4
8	Tulsa King	484	Paramount+	31
9	Below	441	Netflix	6
10	The Great British Baking Show	421	Netflix	120

Struggling to process his restored memories and identity after finally retrieving them in the WandaVision finale, VisionQuest follows Marvel’s White Vision (Paul Bettany) as he tries to reconnect with himself and battle rising AI threats. Notably, the show also features the iconic return of Ultron, the AI machine audiences first met in Marvel’s 2015 Avengers: Age of Ultron and who is famously voiced by James Spader’s unsettling villain persona.

VisionQuest episodes one through seven are currently streaming on Disney+, with the series finale premiering Nov. 10. According to reports from Collider, VisionQuest plans to be one of Marvel’s final series releases (for now, at least) before cutting back on their live-action Disney+ offerings.

Don’t worry, this news does not include Daredevil: Born Again — which is currently in production — and potential miniseries under the “Marvel Presents” and “Marvel Spotlight” banners.