Each month, YouGov highlights the most-streamed TV shows in the U.S. using data from YouGov’s audience streaming tracker, YouGov Behavioral: Media Consumption.
The rankings track the titles generating the most views across major streaming platforms and highlight notable shifts in the chart, including new entrants and shows moving up the rankings.
Most-streamed TV shows in the U.S. - March 2026
March’s streaming rankings saw a mix of returning favourites and new entries, with Netflix continuing to dominate alongside a small number of titles from Amazon Prime Video.
Key highlights:
- Virgin River ranked as the most-streamed title for the month.
- Seinfeld and One Piece followed, reinforcing Netflix’s strong presence at the top of the chart.
- Scarpetta and Young Sherlock featured as the only non-Netflix titles in the top ten.
- A mix of catalogue titles including Rizzoli & Isles and The Closer continued to attract steady viewership.
Most-streamed TV shows in the U.S. - February 2026
February’s rankings featured a mix of new entrants and returning hits reshaping the streaming chart.
Key highlights
- The Lincoln Lawyer ranked as the most-streamed title for the month.
- Bridgerton and The Night Agent followed, making Netflix the dominant platform across the top three.
- Catalogue titles including Seinfeld, The Closer, and Rizzoli & Isles continued to attract strong viewing.
- Shrinking (Apple TV+) and Fallout (Amazon Prime Video) were the only titles in the top ten outside of Netflix.
Most-streamed TV shows in the U.S. - January 2026
January’s streaming rankings saw several new titles entering the chart alongside returning favorites continuing to attract strong audiences.
Key highlights
- Stranger Things remained the most-streamed title for the month.
- His & Hers was the highest new entrant in the rankings.
- Fallout entered the chart following its latest release.
- Nine of the top ten shows were new entries compared with December.
Methodology:
YouGov Behavioral: Online Search & Social is an audience streaming tracker, monitoring reported streaming attitudes and behaviours with verified SVOD viewership data across across selected platforms, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV+. It is backed by 160,000 activated accounts and the ability to connect to YouGov’s panel of 27 million+ registered members.
