Nielsen counted 548 million minutes of VisionQuest viewing during Halloween week, good for No. 6 among streaming originals. Bluey still beat Vision by 206 million minutes.
Marvel's VisionQuest logged 548 million minutes of viewing in the week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1, according to Nielsen's latest streaming Top 10. That puts the Disney+ series at No. 6 on Nielsen's chart of streaming originals.
That window caught Episodes 5 and 6, "Firewall" and "Deadlock," which dropped together on Oct. 27. By our count, six of the show's eight episodes were streaming by the end of the week.
It wasn't enough to crack Nielsen's overall Top 10, though. The last spot there went to Bob's Burgers on Hulu, at 673 million minutes.
And Bluey, a cartoon about a family of Australian dogs, pulled 754 million minutes on Disney+ the same week. That's 206 million more than the android. Bandit would never let Vision hear the end of it.
Where did VisionQuest rank on Nielsen's streaming chart?
Here's Nielsen's Top 10 streaming originals for Oct. 26 to Nov. 1, in millions of minutes. Netflix took half the list.
1. Nobody Wants This (Netflix): 847
2. Love Is Blind (Netflix): 796
3. The Terminal List (Prime Video): 779
4. The Diplomat (Netflix): 730
5. Lupin (Netflix): 579
6. VisionQuest (Disney+): 548
7. The One About Matthew Perry (Netflix): 541
8. Crystal Lake (Peacock): 514
9. Tulsa King (Paramount+): 501
10. Carrie (Prime Video): 436
VisionQuest was the only Disney+ original on the list. It edged Netflix's Matthew Perry documentary by 7 million minutes.
Nielsen ranks shows by total minutes watched by viewers age 2 and up, on TV sets in the U.S. Watching on a phone or laptop doesn't count here. The No. 1 show overall was Netflix's From, at 2.04 billion minutes.
How does VisionQuest compare with Lanterns?
DC Studios' Lanterns is the obvious superhero comparison this fall, and it's a close one.
Because Lanterns airs on HBO before it streams on HBO Max, Nielsen files it on the acquired chart, not with the originals. FictionHorizon reported in September that Lanterns debuted there at No. 8 with 500 million minutes for Aug. 31 to Sept. 6, with four episodes counted.
VisionQuest's 548 million tops that debut week by 48 million minutes. Different weeks and different charts, so it's a rough comparison, not a head-to-head.
VisionQuest's other big number came from a different company. Luminate data shared online put the show at more than 639 million minutes in its opening run, [as we reported Nov. 3](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/visionquest-pulls-639-million-minutes). Luminate and Nielsen measure viewing differently, so those two numbers don't stack.
Which Disney movies topped Nielsen for Halloween?
This one's a Disney story, too. Halloween landed on a Saturday this year, and Disney+ had five of the 10 most-streamed movies that week:
1. Hocus Pocus (Disney+): 405 million minutes
2. Minions & Monsters (Peacock): 399 million
3. The Nightmare Before Christmas (Disney+): 389 million
5. Moana (2026, Disney+): 273 million
6. Coco (Disney+): 228 million
8. Hocus Pocus 2 (Disney+): 207 million
By our math, those five Disney+ movies added up to about 1.5 billion minutes. The Sanderson sisters held off Illumination's Minions by 6 million minutes, which is basically one coven's worth of rewatches.
The Nightmare Before Christmas at No. 3 will not settle the "Halloween movie or Christmas movie?" fight. It aired in Halloween week, so Team Halloween gets this round.
How can I watch VisionQuest?
All eight episodes are streaming on Disney+. The finale, "Forever," arrived Tuesday, Nov. 10.
If you want to test it first, Marvel put Episode 1 on YouTube for free a day after the finale, [as we reported](https://news.piratesandprincesses.net/p/visionquest-episode-1-is-free-on). Episodes 2 through 8 still need a Disney+ plan.
Here's the release schedule, per Nerdist, so you can see which episodes fell in which Nielsen week:
Oct. 13: Episodes 1 and 2
Oct. 20: Episodes 3 and 4
Oct. 27: Episodes 5 and 6
Nov. 3: Episode 7
Nov. 10: Episode 8
Nielsen's next chart covers Nov. 2 to 8, the Episode 7 week. The finale lands in the Nov. 9 to 15 window, so its numbers are still a few weeks out.
What's next for Vision after VisionQuest?
Avengers: Doomsday opens in theaters Dec. 18. Marvel hasn't said whether Vision is in it, and TVLine reported that the VisionQuest finale's post-credits scene raises Doomsday questions. We'll keep that spoiler-free.
For now, Vision has a top-10 show and a cartoon dog to catch.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
Nielsen (Nov. 2026), streaming Top 10 for Oct. 26 to Nov. 1: VisionQuest, originals, overall, acquired and movie chart numbers and methodology
FictionHorizon (Sept. 18, 2026), Lanterns' Nielsen debut week, rank and minutes
Nerdist (Oct. 2026), VisionQuest episode release dates
TVLine (Nov. 11, 2026), finale post-credits scene and Avengers: Doomsday
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