‘One Piece,’ ‘Scarpetta’: Streaming Ratings March 9-15, 2026
Iñaki Godoy in season two of ‘One Piece’
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Netflix’s One Piece returned from more than two years away to its best weekly streaming total, and Scarpetta had a solid opening week for Prime Video. Both shows, however, took a back seat to the streaming debut of Zootopia 2.
The animated sequel drew 1.72 billion minutes of viewing time for Disney+ in the week of March 9-15 (the movie debuted March 11 on the platform). Zootopia 2 also gave a boost to its predecessor; Zootopia’s 381 million viewing minutes were more than double its total for the previous week.
On Nielsen’s streaming series charts, One Piece scored 1.62 billion minutes of viewing with the premiere of its second season. That’s a series high; its previous best was 1.39 billion minutes in September 2023, a week after its first season debuted. Virgin River (1.39 billion minutes) also returned to the rankings with the premiere of its seventh season.
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Scarpetta, based on Patricia Cornwell’s best-selling crime novels, premiered with 952 million minutes of watch time on Prime Video. That was good for sixth place among all titles and fourth among original series, just behind another billion-minute week for The Pitt (1.02 billion) on HBO Max. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives (722 million minutes), whose fourth season premiered March 12, and Netflix’s age-gap dating show Age of Attraction (481 million minutes) also made the original series rankings.
Farther down the movie charts, the Prime Video debut of Melania scored a modest 230 million minutes of viewing. The documentary about Melania Trump’s return to the White House as first lady premiered on streaming March 9 after a five-week theatrical run that made about $16.4 million at the U.S. box office.
Nielsen’s streaming ratings cover viewing on TV sets only and don’t include minutes watched on computers or mobile devices. The ratings only measure U.S. audiences. The top streaming titles for March 9-15, 2026, are below.
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