Coronavirus pandemic plan: More of us staying home to Netflix and chill

Internationally, Netflix added about 13.5 million new subscribers, about 75% more than the 7.75 million analysts expected.

Netflix has paused most of its in-progress productions, he said, but added"we benefit from a large pipeline of content that was either complete and ready for launch or in post-production when filming stopped."

Among Netflix's hits during the first three months of 2020: documentary series"Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness," viewed by a projected 64 million member households, the film"Spenser Confidential​" , and season three of"Ozark," viewed by 29 million.

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