Demand for the Korean-language thriller reached 163.7 times the average TV series at the beginning of the new year in Canada, according to Parrot Analytics.
Insight Productions’ The Amazing Race Canada on CTV once again took the top spot with its tenth season.
The company said it expects year-over-year advertising revenue declines to continue into Q2 2025.
The Commission also addressed what a potential spring election would mean for the overall consultation process.
Year in review: Legal action and allocation concerns around the CRTC’s base contributions decision leave questions around how the funds will support the system.
The agreement now allows Home Network and Flavour Network to be distributed on Bell Fibe and satellite television.
Other Canadian series with high global demand include Vikings, Letterkenny and Mayday, according to Parrot Analytics.
The series is hosted by Nicole Stamp and aims to help preteens develop media literacy skills.
Year in review: Negotiations between Canadian producers and writers reached a tipping point last year, but the standoff laid the foundation for an AI roadmap.
This season will see games broadcast in Inuktitut for the first time.
The Declassified FAST channel is dedicated to series about conspiracies, engineering, ancient civilizations and espionage.