Huge congrats are in order for the cast and crew of Freeform’s Beyond. Last week’s episode reached a season high, with its best numbers in over a year, soaring past the prior week by: 96% among Adults 18-34 135% with Women 18-34 85% with Persons 12-34 111% among Females 12-34 It’s officially the #1 scripted series on cable TV among Women 18-34 in the 8pm time slot, and we’re beyond excited. Photo Credit: Freeform/David Bukach
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