Three collection produced by Common Tv, a division of Common Studio Group, had No. 1 premieres this week throughout three totally different exterior platforms: “We Have been Liars” debuted on Prime Video on June 18; “The Waterfront” dropped on Netflix on June 19; and Season 3 of “The Gilded Age” started on June 22 on HBO.

“The Waterfront,” created by Kevin Williamson, grew to become one in every of solely 4 new dramas this yr to high Netflix’s international High 10, incomes 53.3 million hours seen in its first week. In the meantime, “The Gilded Age” landed on the highest 10 Max listing inside 24 hours of its premiere; the episode drew 2.7 million U.S. cross-platform viewers inside its first three days of availability.

“We Have been Liars” is predicated on E. Lockhart’s bestselling novel and showrun by Julie Plec and Carina Adly MacKenzie. Throughout a current interview with Selection, the staff shared that they’re looking forward to a second season, but in addition deliberate an ending that would function a collection finale, ought to that occur.

“Emily wrote three books and we love this world. We love our forged. We’d love the chance that exists for extra story, so we’re hopeful that we’ll get to return again and do extra,” mentioned MacKenzie. “But additionally, ought to this be a restricted collection, I believe it’s a wonderful story.”

Common Studio Group additionally noticed successes at three different studios over the weekend; Common Worldwide Studios’ “The Survivors” remained in Netflix’s High 10 for its third week; UCP’s “Resident Alien” landed within the High 10 on Peacock; and Unverisal Tv Various Studio’s actuality competitors collection “Vacation spot X” appeared within the High 10 this previous week.

All 4 studios are divisions of Common Studio Group, helmed by Pearlena Igbokwe. Erin Underhill is the president of Common Tv, with Toby Gorman as president of Common Tv Various Studio. Beatrice Springborn serves because the president of UCP and Common Worldwide Studios.