And our first main topic today gets submitted to us by Jackson Philip who writes,

Hi John, I saw a report that said Borat drew more viewers in its first weekend of streaming than Mulan did.

But then when I read a bit further, I realized that it still only got 1.6 million viewers,

and it was free. Are things really that lopsided? Listening to

social media you'd think a hundred million people or more were watching

streaming. Thanks. All right, thanks a lot for sending that in, man.

And yeah, the numbers have come in for Borat, what is it called again, the subsequent movie film is the name of the Borat subsequent movie film is named Borat subsequent movie film.

The first numbers are in and Borat of course debuted on Amazon Prime.

Borat debuted to 1.6 million viewers. 1.6 million viewers. That's a lot in some ways, not in others.

Anyway, this comes to us from the folks over at Variety who write.

The estimated 1.6 million US households

streaming the Borat sequel on Amazon Prime video

during its opening weekend, Thursday, October 22nd

through Sunday, October 25th. according to data from Samba TV,

by comparison, Mulan registered 1.12 million households

streams on Disney Plus over Labor Day weekend.

The firm estimates.

Now, it's important to point out that yes, Borat did get significantly more viewers in its opening weekend than Mulan did,

which was set to be one of the years big blockbusters.

As a matter of fact, the trailer for Mulan,

I think it's like the number five or number six,

all-time world record holding trailer of all time.

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