Hartwell the Watcher keeps story questions on the shelf
An upload break leaves Star Wars criticism and superhero storytelling as the channel's main catch-up choices.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The Idea that Destroyed Star Wars
"The Idea that Destroyed Star Wars" has the most daily activity among Hartwell the Watcher's busiest videos, but the title's sweeping verdict is Hartwell's, not a settled judgment on the galaxy far, far away. With nothing new posted this week, that September upload remains a starting point for catching up.
The other active titles widen the lens: "The Weird Truth About Stories" and "The Two Kinds of Superhero Stories" both arrived just before this week's break. Their daily audiences are close to the Star Wars video's, giving the existing shelf a clear storytelling theme, from a particular franchise to broader questions about how stories work.
The channel brought in about 106,000 views over the week, while subscribers stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently less than half its usual pace. For friendly context, its weekly audience was a little smaller than The A.V. Club's and spookyastronauts', while HelloGreedo had a substantially quieter viewing week. Hartwell's catch-up menu is compact: a provocative Star Wars title, a wider story question and a superhero distinction to explore.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Hartwell the Watcher right now
- Channel
- Hartwell the Watcher
- Subscribers
- 217,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 106,406
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is Hartwell the Watcher's week in views and subscribers.
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