In fact, that was one of the top responses in the survey—right up there with sports documentaries. And TV networks and distributors are on top of their game, too, working to fill a void now that live sports are no longer on-air. Most recently, ESPN moved up the debut of "The Last Dance," a 10-episode documentary miniseries centering around basketball legend Michael Jordan, which averaged 6.1 million viewers for the first two episodes.
In addition to getting their news fix, US adults are also keen on watching content featuring their favorite athletes, whether it’s just them hanging out at home or competing at-home virtually.
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