Disney claimed The Acolyte was canceled for a poor performance but a new report indicates the Star Wars show was one of the streamer's biggest hits!

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It’s hard to make sense of Lucasfilm’s decision to cancel . While it didn’t click with me, we now know that the show was actually pretty popular. According to data shared by Deadline from Luminate’s 2024 TV viewership report,

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According to a new report, The Acolyte was the second most watched show on Disney+ for 2024, outperforming even Agatha All Along. Although, there’s some rough news in the mix. Via Deadline: