Netflix recently shared its third-quarter (Q3) financials, revealing that Cobra Kai and Enola Holmes reported the largest viewership numbers on its platform this fall.

Enola Holmes brought in 76 million household views within its first 28 days on the platform, as reported by Deadline. Also reported, Cobra Kai's Season 1 gained over 50 million views during its first month on the streaming service.

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Enola Holmes premiered on Netflix on  Sept. 23, starring Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things) as the title character Enola -- Sherlock Holmes' precocious little sister -- who searches for her missing mother, seeks to outsmart her overconfident big brother and help a runaway lord amidst unpredictable adventures. The film also stars Sam Claflin, Adeel Akhtar, Fiona Shaw, Frances de la Tour, Louis Partridge, Burn Gorman, Susan Wokoma, with Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham Carter, and is directed by Fleabag's Harry Bradbeer.

Cobra Kai's Season 1 and 2 were re-released on Netflix on Aug. 28. Originally, the series debuted on YouTube but has gained a second life on the streaming platform. The Karate Kid spinoff stars William Zabka, Ralph Macchio, Courtney Henggeler, Xolo Maridueña, Mary Mouser, Tanner Buchanan, Jacob Bertrand, Gianni Decenzo, Peyton List and Martin Kove. Netflix confirmed its third season will debut on Netflix on Jan. 8, 2021.

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Other standouts for the platform were Jamie Foxx's Project Power that brought in 75 million viewers in Q3, and Charlize Theron's The Old Guard, that brought in over 78 million viewers.

While both those films gained higher viewers than Enola Holmes, it's worth noting that the Sherlockian mystery was Brown's first starring role in a feature film whereas Foxx and Theron are both veteran actors who've won Oscars in the past. It's also worth noting that The Old Guard debuted on July 10, and Project Power debuted on Aug. 14, making Enola Holmes' numbers more impressive due to how quickly the feature film entered into the 70 million viewers -- and more -- spot on the streaming service.

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As of January, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings confirmed its viewership is determined by a viewer watching content for at least two minutes long, instead of its former policy of having viewers watch 70% of its content to count as a view. Its new metric came to be due to the fact that the platform hosts content as short as fifteen minutes which offsets how to count views overall when compared to longer, feature-length films.

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Source: Deadline