How about "Paramount Investor Relations Earnings Materials":
https://ir.paramount.com/earnings-materials#menu
This is from the earnings report that Paramount Global is publishing quarterly.
In this report is a list of what content on Paramount+ drove subscription/acquisition and/or engagement/consumption (mostly it's a combined list, sometimes Paramount list the two metrics separately):
Can you see the pattern?
1883 is on the list of top "subscription/acquisition and/or engagement/consumption" drivers for three consecutive quarters.
Halo is on the list of top "subscription/acquisition and/or engagement/consumption" drivers for two consecutive quarters.
Star Trek Picard was mentioned in one quarter (2022 Q1).
Star Trek Strange New Worlds was mentioned in one quarter (2022 Q2).
Do you notice what is missing? Star Trek Discovery.
If it was a success it should have been on the list of top "subscription/acquisition and/or engagement/consumption" drivers in 2021 Q4, but it's not.
Other IPs are driving subscription/acquisition and/or engagement/consumption in multiple consecutive quarters, sometimes two quarters after the quarter the show was released.
Star Trek IPs are only driving subscription/acquisition and/or engagement/consumption in one quarter, the quarter they were released, or not at all.