Today’s Top Trending Movies & Shows
Netflix
- TV Show: Little House on the Prairie continues to hold a leading position among Netflix’s U.S. originals and remains one of the week’s biggest binge-watch recommendations.

- Also Trending: I’m Not Afraid and Dark Winds are climbing Netflix’s U.S. Top 10 alongside the long-running success of Little House on the Prairie.

Prime Video
- TV Show: Ride or Die continues to dominate Prime Video’s U.S. charts following its recent debut.

- Movie: Project Hail Mary remains one of the platform’s most-watched blockbuster films.

Disney+
- TV Show: Bluey continues to be one of Disney+’s most-streamed series.

- Family Favorite: Moana 2 remains the platform’s top movie, while X-Men ’97 – Season 2 continues to attract Marvel fans.

Hulu
- Movie: Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is leading Hulu’s movie rankings.

- Also Trending: The Bear continues to be one of Hulu’s strongest returning series.

HBO Max (Max)
- TV Show: House of the Dragon remains Max’s flagship series and receives another boost from its latest episode.

- Library Hit: The Big Bang Theory continues to perform strongly among acquired titles.

Apple TV+
- Movie: F1 leads Apple TV+’s movie chart.

- Also Trending: Silo – Season 3 continues to be one of Apple TV+’s signature original series, reinforcing the platform’s recent growth in the U.S. streaming market.

Peacock
- TV Show: The Five-Star Weekend continues to lead Peacock’s scripted lineup.

- Reality Favorite: Love Island USA remains one of the service’s biggest engagement drivers.

Paramount+
- TV Show: Criminal Minds tops the platform today, with Dutton Ranch and The Agency continuing to perform well.

- Franchise Favorite: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds remains a major draw for sci-fi fans.

Trend Takeaway
Today’s streaming landscape is a blend of new originals and dependable franchise favorites. Netflix continues to lead with Little House on the Prairie, Prime Video’s Ride or Die is building momentum, while House of the Dragon, Silo – Season 3, The Five-Star Weekend, and Love Island USA remain among the most-discussed titles across the major U.S. streaming platforms. Overall, viewers continue to favor recognizable franchises and high-profile original programming.































