Overview
- The third and final season launched July 16, drawing a 25 million global audience in its first week—a 40 percent uptick from Season 2 and triple the debut of Season 1.
- International viewers comprised over half of the total, with standout performance in the United Kingdom, Germany and Brazil.
- The YA drama topped Prime Video’s charts as the most-watched season among women aged 18–34 and ranked fifth among returning series on the platform.
- Prime Video’s weekly release format, extending through September 17, is designed to foster ongoing fan conversation and sustained engagement.
- After concluding the trilogy, Amazon abandoned plans for a direct spinoff and will instead explore new projects with creator and co-showrunner Jenny Han.