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==Most Popular Wikipedia Articles of the Week ([week]) ==

==Most Popular Wikipedia Articles of the Week (December 20 to 26, 2020) ==

''Prepared with commentary by''

''Prepared with commentary by {{u|Benmite}}, {{u|Igordebraga}}, {{u|Mcrsftdog}}''



{{clickable button 2|Wikipedia:Top 25 Report/December 13 to 19, 2020|⭠ Last week's report}}

{{clickable button 2|Wikipedia:Top 25 Report/December 13 to 19, 2020|⭠ Last week's report}}

{{right|{{clickable button 2|Wikipedia:Top 25 Report/December 27, 2020 to January 2, 2021|→ Next week's report}}}}

It's the penultimate week of the year, and yet things are so weird in 2020 that some could ask "[[Do They Know It's Christmas?]]", even if a few entries related to the holidays entered, including [[Home Alone|Kevin McAllister]] and [[It's a Wonderful Life|George Bailey]] (no [[Die Hard|John McClane]], though). That being said, the top spot shows people are still in the mood for superhero movies, specially in those depressing and isolated times.





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| [[Peter Sutcliffe]]

| ''[[Wonder Woman 1984]]''

| {{icon|C}}

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| 1,095,264

| 1,520,957

| [[File:Cosplay de Wonder Woman.jpg|100px]]

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| Most films would have you wait until at least after the opening credits to introduce who the protagonist will be and when it'll take place, but, luckily enough for those of us who are just ''that'' impatient, not this one! Amazon superheroine Diana Prince is back in this period piece that Warner Bros. decided to also release on [[HBO Max]] in the US, for everyone still too paranoid to leave their homes during this goddamned pandemic (or worse, in a region with still closed theaters). Reviews have been positive, and the film has passed $85 million worldwide, numbers that will hopefully continue to grow.

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| 2

| 2

| ''[[The Mandalorian]]''

| ''[[The Midnight Sky]]''

| {{icon|C}}

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| 1,048,816

| 1,029,448

| [[File:Suburbicon 07 (37234144405).jpg|100px]]

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| This new sci-fi film - directed, co-written, and starring [[George Clooney]] - premiered on [[Netflix]] on December 23.

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| 3

| 3

| [[Ma Rainey]]

| [[Peter Sutcliffe]]

| {{icon|B}}

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| 875,334

| 941,448

| [[File:Кровь на игле 01.jpg|100px]]

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| The Yorkshire Ripper was the subject of a [[The Ripper (TV series)|Netflix docuseries]], which premiered a few days after his death.

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| 4

| 4

| ''[[Wonder Woman 1984]]''

| ''[[The Mandalorian]]''

| {{icon|B}}

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| 857,537

| 859,566

| [[File:Mandalorian Helmet I helped build..jpg|100px]]

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| [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FddDNR3829M This is the way. This the way now. This is the way.]

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| 5

| 5

| [[Deaths in 2020]]

| [[Deaths in 2020]]

| {{icon|List}}

|

| 820,796

| 834,054

| [[File:HighgateCemetery6.jpg|100px]]

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| ''[[1979 (song)|And we don't know just where our bones will rest<br>To dust I guess<br>Forgotten and absorbed into the earth below]]''

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| 6

| 6

| [[Soul (2020 film)|''Soul'' (2020 film)]]

| ''[[The Midnight Sky]]''

| {{icon|C}}

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| 774,685

| 825,129

| [[File:Pixar animation studios1.png|100px]]

|

| Pixar had a rough year: ''[[Onward (2020 film)|Onward]]'' was unlucky enough to hit theaters right as the pandemic was starting to close them (in fact, was the last movie this here writer saw on the big screen until they reopened with #22), and their other movie, ''Soul'', was relegated to [[Disney+]]. That being said, it is a great animated feature, even if concepts regarding the afterlife (and the before-life too!) might fly over young children's heads.

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| 7

| 7

| [[Kevin Greene (American football)]]

| [[Cleopatra]]

| {{icon|C}}

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| 735,798

| 775,137

| [[File:Kevin Green cropped (1).jpg|100px]]

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| Greene was a linebacker and defensive end for several NFL teams; in his 14 seasons, he was responsible for 160 [[Quarterback sack|sacks]], the [[List of National Football League career sacks leaders|third ranking sack leader in NFL history.]] He passed away on December 21.

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| 8

| 8

| [[Elizabeth II]]

| [[Kevin Greene (American football)]]

| {{icon|FA}}

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| 706,842

| 719,509

| [[File:1976 royal visit to the United States by Queen Elizabeth II in Washington, DC in July 1976, from- CAC CC 001 18 16 0000 1558 (cropped).jpg|100px]]

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| The [[Royal Christmas Message]] was aired in all parts of the Queen's domain, as is tradition. The UK's [[Channel 4]] aired a [[deepfake]] version of the Queen that TikTok danced and warned about trusting the media.

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| 9

| 9

| [[Elizabeth II]]

| [[Ma Rainey]]

| {{icon|C}}

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| 691,797

| 690,960

| [[File:Viola_Davis_(28601043285).jpg|100px]]

|

| [[Viola Davis]] channeled the Mother of American Blues to show us [[Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (film)|her black bottom]] this week, and critics and audiences alike sang their praises for it.

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| 10

| 10

|[[Boxing Day]]

| [[The Queen's Gambit (miniseries)|''The Queen's Gambit'' (miniseries)]]

|{{icon|C}}

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|630,132

| 623,755

|[[File:"Chanel Gift Box" 2018, Belgian Black, and White Carrara Marble.jpg|100px]]

|

| Boxing Day always ranks higher than Christmas itself, probably due to the relative exoticism of the holiday.

|

|-

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| 11

| 11

| [[The Queen's Gambit (miniseries)|''The Queen's Gambit'' (miniseries)]]

| [[Dua Lipa]]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 608,319

| 627,044

| [[File:Chess set MET 155499.jpg|100px]]

|

| ''The Queen's Gambit'' has staying power; according to [https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2021/12/28/two-months-later-the-queens-gambit-will-just-not-leave-netflixs-top-10/?sh=28266edf50a0 one ''Forbes'' article], it hasn't left the Netflix top 10 since its debut in October.

|

|-

|-

| 12

|12

|[[Gal Gadot]]

| [[Sweet Home (TV series)|''Sweet Home'' (TV series)]]

|{{Icon|C}}

|

| 583,982

|622,424

|[[File:Gal Gadot (28823128627) (cropped).jpg|100px]]

|

| As a man who later went insane and [[Flatline (B.o.B song)|rapped about the Earth being flat]] [[Nothin' on You|once said]]: ''You're my Wonder Woman (#1), call me Mr. Fantastic...''

|

|-

|-

| 13

|13

| [[Narendra Modi]]

| [[Stella Tennant]]

| {{icon|C}}

|

| 577,471

| 610,943

|[[File:Stella Tennant at London 2012 closing ceremony (cropped).jpg |100px]]

|

|Tennant, a British supermodel, died suddenly on December 22. According to police, there were no suspicious circumstances.

|

|-

|-

| 14

| 14

| [[Stella Tennant]]

| [[Dua Lipa]]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 570,012

| 599,927

| [[File:Dua Lipa Sommarkrysset (cropped).jpg|100px]]

|

| [[Nu-disco]] queen [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0vwrRUSRKE Dula Peep] makes her third-ever appearance on this list courtesy of her second-ever appearance on ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'', where her vaguely [[Fungus|fungal]], vaguely [[Medusozoa]]n headwear left audiences [[Levitating (song)|levitating]], while her vaguely sensical, vaguely funny [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiZhwAT4LBM performance] of『[[It's Not Right But It's Okay|It’s Not Copyrighted So It’s Okay]]』with Kristen Wiig (#19) and [[Bowen Yang]] brought them crashing back down to Earth. She was also on a pretty busy press junket this week, doing one of those [[Wired (magazine)|''Wired'']] autocorrect interviews where they avoid all of the results about [[Foot fetishism|feet]], and some other interviews with [[Pitchfork (website)|''Pitchfork'']], [[Sirius XM]], and [[Ryan Seacrest]], probably to promote her [[Pandora (streaming service)|Pandora Live]] concert that also took place this week.

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| 15

| 15

| [[Narendra Modi]]

| [[Tenet (film)|''Tenet'' (film)]]

| {{icon|GA}}

|

| 539,585

| 580,822

|[[File:PM_Modi_ji.jpg|100px]]

|

| The Indian prime minister is probably on here because of the [[2020 Indian farmers' protest]], a reaction to [[2020 Indian agriculture reform|agriculture reform bills]] supported by Modi.

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| 16

| 16

| [[Macaulay Culkin]]

| [[Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon]]

| {{icon|C}}

|

| 533,394

| 578,516

| [[File:Macaulay_Culkin_1991_-_no_red_eyes.jpg|100px]]

|

| America's favorite child star, despite not doing anything particularly noteworthy this week, most likely finds himself on this list because of two of his best-known roles: Kevin in ''[[Home Alone]]'' and ''[[Home Alone 2: Lost in New York]]'', both of which definitely graced the televisions screens of stir-crazy families across the world this Christmas, and [[Michael Alig]], a pioneering [[Club Kid]] and convicted murderer who apparently ended up on Santa's naughty list this year as he was found dead in his home on Christmas day, in ''[[Party Monster (film)|Party Monster]]''.

|

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|-

| 17

| 17

| ''[[It's a Wonderful Life]]''

| [[Macaulay Culkin]]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 527,782

| 571,292

| [[File:It's_a_Wonderful_Life.png|100px]]

|

| This 1946 film starring [[James Stewart]] has been a holiday television staple for decades. While the film has been public domain since 1974 (due to a clerical error), stations still have to pay a license - it's an adaptation of a [[The Greatest Gift|still-copyrighted short story]], after all.

|

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|-

| 18

| 18

| [[Sweet Home (TV series)|''Sweet Home'' (TV series)]]

| [[Canelo Álvarez]]

| {{icon|Start}}

|

| 521,574

| 564,947

| [[File:Song Kang in 2019 (2).jpg|100px]]

|

| ''Sweet Home'' premiered on Netflix on December 18. The series is a South Korean production, based on a webcomic hosted on the South Korean service [[Line Webtoon]].

|

|-

|-

| 19

| 19

| [[Kristen Wiig]]

| [[TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs (2020)]]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 516,981

| 542,675

| [[File:Kristen Wiig TIFF 2014 2.jpg|100px]]

|

| Along with returning to host the show that made her famous, ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' (with the musical guest being #14), this former [[Ghostbusters (2016 film)|Ghostbuster]] can now add to her resume playing DC Comics supervillainess [[Cheetah (comics)|Cheetah]] in our #1.

|

|-

|-

| 20

| 20

| [[Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon]]

| [[Ariana Grande]]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 515,075

| 535,672

| [[File:Prinses Margaret en Lord Snowdon winkelen in Leidsestraat, Prinses Margaret, Bestanddeelnr 917-7729.jpg|100px]]

|

| We're down to only two ''[[The Crown (TV series)|The Crown]]'' characters on the list, with only one having no other reason for getting so many pageviews.

|

|-

|-

| 21

| 21

| [[Ariana Grande]]

| [[It's a Wonderful Life|''It's a Wonderful Life'']]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 497,484

| 533,951

| [[File:Ariana_Grande_-_God_Is_A_Woman_VMA_2018_5_(cropped).jpg|100px]]

|

| The megastar and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6iFvGyae28 her sentient ponytail] creep their way back onto this list by way of [[Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You|a new Netflix concert film/semi-documentary]], because [[Shawn Mendes: In Wonder|we]] [[Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly|definitely]] [[Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour|needed]] [[Blackpink: Light Up the Sky|another]] [[Gaga: Five Foot Two|one]] [[Vai Anitta|of]] [[Taylor Swift: Miss Americana|those]]. The flick received fine reviews, and for Grande fans, it's surely a welcome treat to see her in her element on stage. It may not be the next [[Homecoming (2019 film)|''Homecoming'']], but it's something!

|

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|-

| 22

|22

| [[Tenet (film)|''Tenet'' (film)]]

| [[Christmas]]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 475,876

| 528,033

| [[File:RotasPotent.png|100px]]

|

| ''Tenet'' made its way onto home video on December 15. Presumably, most of the pageviews are from people who'd just seen the movie and need a synopsis to make sense of it.

|

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|-

| 23

| 23

| [[Kristen Wiig]]

| [[Christmas]]

| {{icon|B}}

|

| 455,711

| 494,598

| [[File:8213Baliwag_Recyled_Giant_Christmas_Tree_36.jpg|100px]]

|

| Plenty of people know about the [[Christmas truce]], when soldiers fighting in [[World War I]] left their miserable foxholes and played soccer with the enemy. 2020 had something similar - people leaving their homes to see their loved ones, ignoring the [[COVID-19 pandemic|global pandemic]] surrounding them. Of course, playing soccer in no-mans-land didn't kill anyone, but having turkey with your extended family ''might''.

|

|-

|-

| 24

|24

| [[TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs (2020)]]

| [[Paava Kadhaigal|''Paava Kadhaigal'']]

| {{icon|}}

|

| 448,605

| 481,876

| [[File:21. TLC - HD.svg|100px]]

|

| Tender loving care; [[TLC (group)|T-Boz, Chilli, Left Eye]]; [[TLC (TV network)|The Learning Channel]]. TLC is the acronym that just keeps on giving, and this Christmas season we got another reason to celebrate it, as [[WWE]] held their 12th annual Tables, Ladders & Chairs event. Hopefully everyone got tested beforehand, because COVID-19 can spread through contact with all three of those!

|

|-

|-

| 25

| 25

| [[Pedro Pascal]]

| [[Cyberpunk 2077|''Cyberpunk 2077'']]

| {{icon|C}}

|

| 435,387

| 448,605

| [[File:Pedro Pascal.jpg|100px]]

|

| A man with two projects in our top 5, playing villain [[Maxwell Lord]] on #1 and [[The Mandalorian (character)|the eponymous bounty hunter]] in #5.

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* This list excludes the Wikipedia main page, non-article pages (such as [[Wikipedia:Red link|redlinks]]), and anomalous entries (such as DDoS attacks or likely automated views). Since mobile view data became available to the Report in October 2014, we exclude articles that have almost no mobile views (5–6% or less) or almost all mobile views (94–95% or more) because they are very likely to be automated views based on our experience and research of the issue. Please feel free to discuss any removal on the talk page if you wish.

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    It's the penultimate week of the year, and yet things are so weird in 2020 that some could ask "Do They Know It's Christmas?", even if a few entries related to the holidays entered, including Kevin McAllister and George Bailey (noJohn McClane, though). That being said, the top spot shows people are still in the mood for superhero movies, specially in those depressing and isolated times.


    Rank Article Class Views Image Notes/about
    1 Wonder Woman 1984 1,520,957 Most films would have you wait until at least after the opening credits to introduce who the protagonist will be and when it'll take place, but, luckily enough for those of us who are just that impatient, not this one! Amazon superheroine Diana Prince is back in this period piece that Warner Bros. decided to also release on HBO Max in the US, for everyone still too paranoid to leave their homes during this goddamned pandemic (or worse, in a region with still closed theaters). Reviews have been positive, and the film has passed $85 million worldwide, numbers that will hopefully continue to grow.
    2 The Midnight Sky 1,029,448 This new sci-fi film - directed, co-written, and starring George Clooney - premiered on Netflix on December 23.
    3 Peter Sutcliffe 941,448 The Yorkshire Ripper was the subject of a Netflix docuseries, which premiered a few days after his death.
    4 The Mandalorian 859,566 This is the way. This the way now. This is the way.
    5 Deaths in 2020 834,054 And we don't know just where our bones will rest
    To dust I guess
    Forgotten and absorbed into the earth below
    6 Soul (2020 film) 825,129 Pixar had a rough year: Onward was unlucky enough to hit theaters right as the pandemic was starting to close them (in fact, was the last movie this here writer saw on the big screen until they reopened with #22), and their other movie, Soul, was relegated to Disney+. That being said, it is a great animated feature, even if concepts regarding the afterlife (and the before-life too!) might fly over young children's heads.
    7 Kevin Greene (American football) 775,137 Greene was a linebacker and defensive end for several NFL teams; in his 14 seasons, he was responsible for 160 sacks, the third ranking sack leader in NFL history. He passed away on December 21.
    8 Elizabeth II 719,509 The Royal Christmas Message was aired in all parts of the Queen's domain, as is tradition. The UK's Channel 4 aired a deepfake version of the Queen that TikTok danced and warned about trusting the media.
    9 Ma Rainey 690,960 Viola Davis channeled the Mother of American Blues to show us her black bottom this week, and critics and audiences alike sang their praises for it.
    10 Boxing Day 630,132 Boxing Day always ranks higher than Christmas itself, probably due to the relative exoticism of the holiday.
    11 The Queen's Gambit (miniseries) 627,044 The Queen's Gambit has staying power; according to one Forbes article, it hasn't left the Netflix top 10 since its debut in October.
    12 Gal Gadot 622,424 As a man who later went insane and rapped about the Earth being flat once said: You're my Wonder Woman (#1), call me Mr. Fantastic...
    13 Stella Tennant 610,943 Tennant, a British supermodel, died suddenly on December 22. According to police, there were no suspicious circumstances.
    14 Dua Lipa 599,927 Nu-disco queen Dula Peep makes her third-ever appearance on this list courtesy of her second-ever appearance on Saturday Night Live, where her vaguely fungal, vaguely Medusozoan headwear left audiences levitating, while her vaguely sensical, vaguely funny performance of "It’s Not Copyrighted So It’s Okay" with Kristen Wiig (#19) and Bowen Yang brought them crashing back down to Earth. She was also on a pretty busy press junket this week, doing one of those Wired autocorrect interviews where they avoid all of the results about feet, and some other interviews with Pitchfork, Sirius XM, and Ryan Seacrest, probably to promote her Pandora Live concert that also took place this week.
    15 Narendra Modi 580,822 The Indian prime minister is probably on here because of the 2020 Indian farmers' protest, a reaction to agriculture reform bills supported by Modi.
    16 Macaulay Culkin 578,516 America's favorite child star, despite not doing anything particularly noteworthy this week, most likely finds himself on this list because of two of his best-known roles: Kevin in Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, both of which definitely graced the televisions screens of stir-crazy families across the world this Christmas, and Michael Alig, a pioneering Club Kid and convicted murderer who apparently ended up on Santa's naughty list this year as he was found dead in his home on Christmas day, in Party Monster.
    17 It's a Wonderful Life 571,292 This 1946 film starring James Stewart has been a holiday television staple for decades. While the film has been public domain since 1974 (due to a clerical error), stations still have to pay a license - it's an adaptation of a still-copyrighted short story, after all.
    18 Sweet Home (TV series) 564,947 Sweet Home premiered on Netflix on December 18. The series is a South Korean production, based on a webcomic hosted on the South Korean service Line Webtoon.
    19 Kristen Wiig 542,675 Along with returning to host the show that made her famous, Saturday Night Live (with the musical guest being #14), this former Ghostbuster can now add to her resume playing DC Comics supervillainess Cheetah in our #1.
    20 Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon 535,672 We're down to only two The Crown characters on the list, with only one having no other reason for getting so many pageviews.
    21 Ariana Grande 533,951 The megastar and her sentient ponytail creep their way back onto this list by way of a new Netflix concert film/semi-documentary, because we definitely needed another one of those. The flick received fine reviews, and for Grande fans, it's surely a welcome treat to see her in her element on stage. It may not be the next Homecoming, but it's something!
    22 Tenet (film) 528,033 Tenet made its way onto home video on December 15. Presumably, most of the pageviews are from people who'd just seen the movie and need a synopsis to make sense of it.
    23 Christmas 494,598 Plenty of people know about the Christmas truce, when soldiers fighting in World War I left their miserable foxholes and played soccer with the enemy. 2020 had something similar - people leaving their homes to see their loved ones, ignoring the global pandemic surrounding them. Of course, playing soccer in no-mans-land didn't kill anyone, but having turkey with your extended family might.
    24 TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs (2020) 481,876 Tender loving care; T-Boz, Chilli, Left Eye; The Learning Channel. TLC is the acronym that just keeps on giving, and this Christmas season we got another reason to celebrate it, as WWE held their 12th annual Tables, Ladders & Chairs event. Hopefully everyone got tested beforehand, because COVID-19 can spread through contact with all three of those!
    25 Pedro Pascal 448,605 A man with two projects in our top 5, playing villain Maxwell Lord on #1 and the eponymous bounty hunter in #5.


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