The second period of "Happiness" is a fantasy for HBO. Over the initial three portions of its subsequent season, the Zendaya-drove show has almost multiplied its Season 1 for each episode viewership, Variety has advanced solely.
The "Happiness" Season 2 debut, which originally broadcasted Jan. 9, has drawn 13.1 million watchers across numerous HBO and HBO Max to date, with Episodes 2 and 3 following much the same way, per HBO. That is near +100% the 6.6 million normal crowd size that was drawn via Season 1 episodes in-season during summer 2019.
The main period of "Happiness" broadcasted in a pre-HBO Max world, however the show was accessible through HBO Now and HBO Go around then.
On Sunday, "Happiness" Season 2, Episode 4 drew 3.2 million watchers across three direct airings on HBO and streams on HBO Max, Variety is told. That makes it "Rapture's" second-most-watched episode ever, just behind Episode 3 of Season 2, which drew 3.6 million watchers on Jan. 23. Viewership for the debut evening of Episode 4 was up 166% versus the Sunday night viewership of Season 1's fourth episode.
Up until its fourth episode, "Happiness" Season 2 hit another series high in viewership every week from its Jan. 9 debut. Furthermore when it plunged marginally this previous Sunday, it had the much-watched NFC Championship game on Fox to rival in its 9 p.m. schedule opening.
The eight-episode second period of "Happiness" follows the interlacing lives in the town of East Highland, zeroing in on teen Rue (Zendaya), who should track down trust while adjusting the tensions of adoration, misfortune and habit.
Alongside Emmy victor Zendaya, "Happiness" Season 2 stars Hunter Schafer, Nika King, Eric Dane, Angus Cloud, Jacob Elordi, Algee Smith, Sydney Sweeney, Alexa Demie, Barbie Ferreira, Maude Apatow, Javon Walton, Dominic Fike, Storm Reid and Austin Abrams.
"Rapture" is made, composed and chief created by Sam Levinson, who coordinates all episodes of Season 2.
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