Today’s Top Trending Movies & Shows
Netflix
- TV Show: Little House on the Prairie continues to lead Netflix’s U.S. TV rankings, maintaining strong momentum after its successful launch.

- Movie: Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea remains Netflix’s top movie, while Enola Holmes 3 continues its impressive multi-week run in the Top 10.

Prime Video
- TV Show: Elle continues to be Prime Video’s most talked-about original series.

- Movie: Project Hail Mary remains one of the platform’s biggest blockbuster successes and continues attracting science-fiction fans.

Disney+
- TV Show: X-Men ’97 – Season 2 remains Disney+’s flagship Marvel series.

- Featured Programming: SharkFest 2026 continues to draw strong family audiences with new wildlife documentaries.

Hulu
- TV Show: Jujutsu Kaisen – Season 3 continues to perform well following its July debut.

- Movie: Everything Everywhere All at Once remains one of Hulu’s most-streamed films this month.

HBO Max (Max)
- TV Show: House of the Dragon continues to anchor Max’s premium lineup.

- Movie: The Long Walk remains one of Max’s most-watched new movie releases.

Apple TV+
- TV Show: Silo – Season 3 continues to hold the #1 TV position on Apple TV+.

- Also Trending: Widow’s Bay and Cape Fear remain among the platform’s most-watched originals.

Peacock
- TV Show: Love Island USA has reclaimed the top spot on Peacock, narrowly edging out The Five Star Weekend.

- Movie: Reminders of Him continues to lead Peacock’s movie rankings.

Paramount+
- TV Show: Dutton Ranch remains the service’s #1 series.

- Movie: Wardriver continues to top Paramount+’s movie chart, while The Agency remains one of the platform’s most-watched dramas.

Trend Takeaway
Today’s streaming landscape continues to be dominated by high-profile originals and established franchises. Apple TV+ maintains exceptional momentum with Silo – Season 3, Netflix continues its strong run with Little House on the Prairie and Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea, while Peacock’s battle between Love Island USA and The Five Star Weekend highlights the continued strength of reality TV alongside prestige scripted dramas.































