
This week‘s most popular shows on streaming platforms are a mix of gripping new dramas and established favorites. Viewers are tuning in to everything from historical stories and intense crime shows to complex character-driven plots and suspenseful thrillers. The charts show both brand new series for the 2026 season and returning shows that have built a loyal audience over time, suggesting people are looking for entertainment that’s both exciting and realistic.
‘Memory of a Killer’ (2026)

The crime series ‘Memory of a Killer’ features Patrick Dempsey as Angelo Doyle, a hitman who also tries to be a devoted family man. The story centers on Doyle as he struggles to keep these two lives separate, but everything changes when someone tries to harm his pregnant daughter. This forces him to confront the dangerous connections between his work and family. Adding to his challenges, Doyle also deals with his brother’s Alzheimer’s disease and begins to worry about his own memory.
‘General Hospital’ (1963–Present)

‘General Hospital’ is one of the longest-running dramas on American television and still attracts a large audience through streaming. The show follows the complicated lives, relationships, and struggles of the people in the town of Port Charles. Stories frequently focus on the powerful Quartermaine and Spencer families, as well as the exciting events at the town’s hospital. It remains popular by consistently combining intense medical cases with captivating love stories.
‘Best Medicine’ (2026)

Inspired by the British show ‘Doc Martin’, ‘Best Medicine’ stars Josh Charles as Dr. Martin Best, a highly skilled but often blunt doctor. After working in Boston, he moves to the small coastal town of Port Wenn, Maine, where he used to spend his summers. The show follows his challenges adjusting to life in this close-knit community and dealing with a severe fear of blood. As he builds his new practice, he also tries to rebuild his relationship with his aunt and heal from a past professional experience that led him to move.
‘Doc’ (2025–Present)

‘Doc’ is a medical drama about Dr. Amy Elias, a highly skilled doctor who loses the last eight years of her memory due to a brain injury. Suddenly, she has to start over as an intern, even though she used to lead a department. The show follows her as she tries to rebuild her life, both professionally and personally, while also tackling challenging medical cases. It’s inspired by the Italian series ‘Nelle tue mani’ and focuses on themes of strength and finding yourself again.
‘Will Trent’ (2023–Present)

‘Will Trent’ is a new TV series based on Karin Slaughter’s popular books. It follows Will Trent, a GBI agent who overcame a tough upbringing in foster care. He’s a highly effective investigator with an unusually high success rate, but also deals with personal struggles and workplace conflicts. The show combines classic crime-solving with a look into Will’s complicated past and distinctive character.
‘The Beauty’ (2026)

Ryan Murphy’s sci-fi drama, ‘The Beauty,’ explores a future where a medical procedure promises perfect looks, but at a secret price. The show delves into society’s obsession with appearance and the troubling results of trying to stay young forever. It follows characters trying to live in a world where it’s hard to tell what’s natural and what’s been artificially changed, offering a critical look at today’s beauty standards and the ethics of cosmetic procedures.
‘The Rookie’ (2018–Present)

‘The Rookie’ stars Nathan Fillion as John Nolan, a man who joins the Los Angeles Police Department as their oldest rookie after a life-changing event. The show follows Nolan as he navigates the challenges of being a newcomer alongside younger officers and strives to prove himself. Over time, the series has broadened its scope to explore the work and personal lives of a variety of police officers and detectives, blending exciting action with the everyday realities and red tape of modern city policing.
‘Fear Factor: House of Fear’ (2026)

‘Fear Factor: House of Fear’ is a new take on the classic ‘Fear Factor’ competition. Contestants face their biggest fears in a terrifying setting, completing both physical and mental challenges. The show uses incredibly detailed sets and impressive stunts to push people to their limits. Each week, contestants are eliminated until only the strongest remain.
‘Love Story’ (2026)

‘Love Story,’ the fifth series in the ‘American Story’ collection, was created by Connor Hines and executive produced by Ryan Murphy. This first season tells the story of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy’s well-known romance. It follows their quick courtship, secret wedding, and the intense media attention they faced as a married couple, examining the challenges of balancing a private love life with constant public scrutiny.
‘Tell Me Lies’ (2022–Present)

‘Tell Me Lies’ is a drama that follows Lucy and Stephen’s complicated and consuming relationship over eight years, starting in college. The show reveals how their choices and lies have lasting effects, not just on themselves, but on everyone around them, ultimately breaking apart their friendships and connections. It explores the dark side of love, including obsession, manipulation, and how hard it can be to leave a harmful relationship.
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