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Lioness Hits 60 Days in Amazon VOD Top 20, Still Climbing
Taylor Sheridan's spy thriller keeps getting bought and rented on Amazon two months after its season 3 finale.

Taylor Sheridan's spy thriller Lioness cannot be stopped on digital, even two months after its season 3 finale dropped on Paramount+.
Per data from FlixPatrol, the Zoe Saldaña-Nicole Kidman series has spent 61 days in the Amazon VOD Top 20 TV Shows chart in the United States. It is not sliding down the list, either. Lioness ticked up one spot and now sits at No. 8, ahead of titles like Coven Academy, Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, The Mentalist, fellow Sheridan series Landman and the MGM+ horror hit From. The most-watched TV show on Amazon VOD in the US right now is Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story.
The Season 3 Run
Lioness season 3 debuted on Paramount+ on Aug. 2. All eight episodes were written by Sheridan. The finale streamed on Sept. 20. That means the show has been ranking on Amazon's transactional chart for months after its subscription run ended.
Sheridan is not slowing down anywhere else. Upcoming projects include his theatrical return F.A.S.T., starring Brandon Sklenar, and Paramount's Call of Duty movie, which he is writing. On TV, he has upcoming seasons of Landman, Marshals, Dutton Ranch, The Madison, Mayor of Kingstown and Tulsa King, plus a Tulsa King spinoff called Frisco King. Whether Lioness gets a fourth season has not been announced.
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