All 4, Channel 4’s ad-supported streaming service, reports it has become the largest commercial broadcaster on-demand player for 16-34s by volume – according to BARB figures – and that the opening episode of Derry Girls Season 3 was the most watched episode of any BVoD programme series in the week it launched.

On the back of the news, All 4 has announced a number of drama, comedy and sitcoms titles lined up to land on the service this May.

Every season of popular US sitcom The Big Bang Theory are now streaming on All 4, joined by British sitcom Threesome.

All five seasons of celebrated US comedy-drama Weeds are also now immediately able to view on the service.

Additionally all six seasons of country music drama Nashville will land on the service later this month; as well as all seven seasons of multi-award winning political drama The West Wing.

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