Disney has renewed Coven Academy for a second season. The teen witch drama streams on Disney+ and Hulu. The announcement came about three weeks after the first season started.
Season 1 drew 20.3 million global viewing hours in its first three weeks, according to Disney. Clips posted on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube added more than 30 million views.
It was the top streaming show for teens aged 12 to 17 on premiere weekend. It also landed in the top five for all viewers.
π The Backstory
The show follows three teenage witches at an elite magic boarding school. Power is everything there, secrets can be deadly, and romance is risky. The friends must balance old supernatural wars with forbidden crushes.
Tim Federle created the series. He also made High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. The cast includes Malina Pauli Weissman, Malachi Barton and Tiffani Thiessen.
Disney says many young viewers watched with a parent. That shared viewing helped lift the show's numbers.
π― Why It Matters
Strong streaming numbers from teens can decide whether a show lives or dies. This one got a fast yes, so young fans get more episodes.
Disney has renewed Coven Academy for a second season. The teen witch drama streams on Disney+ and Hulu. The announcement came about three weeks after the first season started.
Season 1 drew 20.3 million global viewing hours in its first three weeks, according to Disney. Clips posted on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube added more than 30 million views.
It was the top streaming show for teens aged 12 to 17 on premiere weekend. It also landed in the top five for all viewers.
The show follows three teenage witches at an elite magic boarding school. Power is everything there, secrets can be deadly, and romance is risky. The friends must balance old supernatural wars with forbidden crushes.
Tim Federle created the series. He also made High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. The cast includes Malina Pauli Weissman, Malachi Barton and Tiffani Thiessen.
Disney says many young viewers watched with a parent. That shared viewing helped lift the show's numbers.
Strong streaming numbers from teens can decide whether a show lives or dies. This one got a fast yes, so young fans get more episodes.