FX's 'Love Story' Becomes Most-Watched Limited Series Ever Ryan Murphy’s latest limited series, Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette, has surpassed expectations as FX’s most-watched streaming series to date. The show, created by Connor Hines and executive produced by Murphy, has drawn over 25 million hours of viewing across Disney+ and Hulu since its debut. The network announced Thursday that the series has become a streaming success, with viewership growing steadily since its February 12 premiere. The series has seen a significant surge in audience engagement, particularly with the release of its fifth episode. FX reported that viewership for the latest installment was up 51% compared to the premiere, indicating strong audience retention. The show’s emotional narrative and the tragic romance of the real-life couple have resonated with viewers, especially younger generations who are discovering the story through the series. Social media platforms have reflected this interest, with TikTok reporting a 9,100% increase in searches for both JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy in the past month. The series, which blends historical events with dramatic storytelling, has been praised for its ability to humanize the couple’s relationship while highlighting the complexities of their lives. Production details reveal a collaborative effort involving multiple executive producers, including Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, and Eric Kovtun, alongside creative contributors like D.V. DeVincentis and Tanase Popa. Max Winkler directed the pilot episode, setting the tone for the series’ narrative approach. The show’s success has positioned it as a key player in FX’s streaming strategy, with a new episode set to debut on Thursday night.#ryan_murphy #fx #connor_hines #carolyn_bessette_kennedy #jfk_jr
