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Rolling Out reports that the sequel to A Different World has claimed the top spot on Netflix in the United States, reaching number one just three days after its September 24 premiere. The timing carries weight: all ten episodes arrived exactly thirty-nine years after the original NBC series first aired in 1987. The show also sits at number nine globally as of late September, according to FlixPatrol tracking.
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