The four-episode series pushed out "Stranger Things 4" to secure the spot, which saw 140.7 views in its first 91 days of availability. So far, "Adolescence" has accumulated 141.2 million views.

Only “Wednesday,” which hit 252.1 million views in its first 91 days of streaming in 2022, comes ahead of “Adolescence” and “Stranger Things” Season 4.

When “Stranger Things” co-creators Matt and Ross Duffer shared in 2022 that Season 4 would air in two volumes, they also confirmed that the show, which premiered in 2016, would end with Season 5.

As of June 1, Adolescence recorded 141.2 million views since its March 13 premiere, surpassing the 140.7 million views Stranger Things Season 4 earned during its first 91 days.

The 4 episodes of Adolescence total 3 hr and 50 minutes, much less than Stranger Things 4’s nine episodes that totaled over 13 hours. So viewers are better than total minutes watched.

Though the gap between “Adolescence” and “Stranger Things 4” may be close, that’s not the case when it comes to the two series that occupy the top three most-watched spots for the streamer.