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Newly-released viewing figures for Star Wars movies and TV shows have revealed a surprising lack of interest in the franchise's recent sequel trilogy era, and now fans are discussing how this may already be impacting Disney's plans for the series going forward.

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Nielsen broadcasting data for 2025 has given fans an intriguing peek behind the curtain of Disney+'s usually opaque viewing figures, and revealed exactly which Star Wars movies and TV shows are being binged and rewatched. And, unfortunately, it's not great news for the sequels.

Of the 33 billion minutes spent watching Star Wars content in 2025 (across linear TV and streaming), 44.2% of that time was spent viewing Star Wars live-action films — with A New Hope, The Phantom Menace and Rogue One in the top three.

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While Nielsen does not go on to list out the rest of the Star Wars movies by viewing popularity across the whole year, it has provided what was being watched specifically on May 4, 2025 (Star Wars day!) as a snapshot. In terms of Star Wars movies, A New Hope and The Phantom Menace both led the chart (mirroring the trend for 2025 as a whole), followed by Empire Strikes Back, Revenge of the Sith, Attack of the Clones, Return of the Jedi and then Rogue One. In other words: the six films from the original and prequel trilogies, with not a single sequel trilogy film in the most-streamed top 10, which is otherwise filled by Disney+ shows Andor and Tales of the Underworld, and the ever-popular Clone Wars cartoon series.

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Just here to point out USC has a better conference record than LSU. GOODNIGHT

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Guarantee this was an "ultimatum" from his wife to save their marriage

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The 65-year-old father of Finbar Sullivan, who was fatally stabbed in Primrose Hill last Tuesday, has spoken out against racist reactions to his son's death.

The 21-year-old was testing a new camera with friends in the park when he was killed, with suggestions the murder was evidence of wider issues of violence plaguing the capital.

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Chris Sullivan told the New Journal he refuses to allow his son's name to fuel hateful rhetoric, insisting he's "proud" to live in a diverse London, and that Finbar will be remembered as a "beacon of peace and love".

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He said: "The hate should not be directed at minorities. It's the government and the Met Police, they're the ones to blame, not immigrants, not black kids.

If I hear anything to the contrary I'm going to really go to town with them, because Fin above all was proud to be a Londoner, proud of this multiracial, wonderful place we are." He stressed that the identity of his son's killer is irrelevant to understanding the crime.

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Mr Sullivan pointed to Conservative government cuts to youth services as a key factor, arguing teenagers have been left without safe spaces.

"They're not safe on the street no matter where they go even in Primrose Hill, the bastion of British middle classness, good lord," he added.

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Three men have been charged with murder - Oliuwadamilola Ogunyankinnu, 27, Alexis Bidace, 25, and Ernest Boateng, 25.

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