By almost every measurable metric, Amazon Prime Video’s Reacher is a massive success. The show dominated social media conversation from the moment that it started streaming, mainly because it’s one of Amazon Prime Video’s best shows. Author Lee Child, the mind behind the Jack Reacher book series, was in tears by the finale of the first season. And a second season already has been announced, which got the best reaction out of leading man Alan Ritchson. But new numbers officially declare that Reacher was a bigger hit than we thought, and they speak well on the show’s bright future.   

Nielsen revealed streaming numbers for shows that aired from January 31 to February 6, and Reacher landed at number 2 on the Top 10 list. The only show that attracted more streaming viewers than Reacher was Netflix’s Ozark, which had dropped the first half of its fourth and final season on Netflix on January 21. So it makes sense that fans of that already popular series would be binging the seven episodes that now were available to them, and maybe even watching the previous seasons to catch up on what had happened before entering Season Four. There were 37 possible Ozark episodes to watch, and they collected a combined 2,372,000 minutes of screen time.