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"Andor was still the most-streamed Star Wars show among two major demographics โ€” Millennials (ages 30-45) and Gen X (ages 46 to 61). The Mandalorian was most-streamed among two interestingly divergent groups, Gen Alpha (ages 2 to 13) and Boomers (ages 62-80). Gen Z..."

"The first thing that stands out is that the biggest chunk of viewing time, 44 percent, were fans watching live-action Star Wars movies compared to 39 percent watching live-action series and 17 percent watching animated shows." That seems logical to me. If they're making series...

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..., it's so the fans will subscribe. But the film audience goes far beyond the fans. Plenty of people for whom the films are enough. Cool classics to revisit with the family, and that's all. I would have even thought 50% for films, so I was pessimistic.๐Ÿ˜

This also explains why there are no Sequels at the top (we note however the presence of Rogue One, very popular and a direct prequel to ANH). Early 2026, The Mandalorian is probably at the top. I imagine I'm not the only one rewatching the series, especially three years after the last episode.