What’s Trending on Streaming: Daily Trending Lists for Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+ and Max from April 27-May 3

It's been another busy week on streaming, with finales of several high-profile shows and new episodes of powerhouse hits. Keep reading to see what was trending on streaming this week on Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+ and Max!

Hulu:

Good American Family ended its run in great form, topping the Hulu chart for the majority of the week, and never dipping out of the top three. Fellow Hulu original The Handmaid's Tale looked solid as well, topping the chart one day and remaining in the top five for six days this week. ABC saw two of their own series hitting #1 as well, with reality competition series American Idol once again hitting #1 on Tuesday and 9-1-1 returning after a week off by hitting #1 on Saturday. Most other ABC series charted as well. The Rookie remained a strong player, peaking at #2 and consistently charting within the top five. Will Trent charted through the week, and peaked at #3, but was significantly weaker than The Rookie for much of the week. An interview with President Trump about his first 100 days back in office charted one day at #6. Grey's Anatomy peaked at #2 this week, charting four days in all, due to not airing last week. Doctor Odyssey looked a bit better than average, peaking at #6 over two appearances. Game shows The $100,000 Pyramid, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! Masters all failed to chart, emphasizing their roles as casual viewing. Daytime soap General Hospital charted six days this week, peaking at #4, while fellow daytime series The View made its way back onto the chart for one day this week. Fox had a fairly solid week, with Next Level Chef looking quite strong. The Gordon Ramsay cooking series charted six times this week, bookending the week at #4 on the chart. Family Guy charted four days this week, peaking at #6. Alert charted four days and peaked at #5, once again looking far stronger than its lead-in, The Cleaning Lady. That series charted just one day, at #8, far from an abnormal performance for it. The Masked Singer had its highest peak of the season at #7. Farmer Wants a Wife continued to perform well on Hulu, charting five times and peaking at #8, though that peak is down from last week - likely due to the returns of the ABC dramas. The Simpsons, The Great North, America's Most Wanted and its spinoff Missing Persons, Krapopolis and Grimsburg all failed to chart at all this week, an unusually long list. Hulu unscripted series Vanderpump Villa, released in a binge format last week, charted five days this week, dropping off the chart on Friday. Freeform's The Stolen Girl remained on the chart through the week.

#	April 27	April 28	April 29	April 30	May 1	May 2	May 3
1	Good American Family	Good American Family	American Idol	The Handmaid’s Tale	Good American Family	Good American Family	9-1-1
2	The Handmaid’s Tale	The Handmaid’s Tale	The Handmaid’s Tale	Good American Family	The Rookie	The Rookie	Grey’s Anatomy
3	The Rookie	The Rookie	Good American Family	American Idol	Will Trent	The Handmaid’s Tale	Good American Family
4	Next Level Chef	Jessica Chambers: An ID Murder Mystery	General Hospital	The Rookie	The Handmaid’s Tale	9-1-1	Next Level Chef
5	Jessica Chambers: An ID Murder Mystery	The Stolen Girl	The Rookie	General Hospital	Alert: Missing Persons Unit	Will Trent	The Rookie
6	The Stolen Girl	Next Level Chef	Family Guy	Will Trent	President Trump: The First 100 Days	The Stolen Girl	Doctor Odyssey
7	Will Trent	Will Trent	Jessica Chambers: An ID Murder Mystery	Family Guy	American Idol	The Masked Singer	The Handmaid’s Tale
8	Vanderpump Villa	Vanderpump Villa	The Stolen Girl	Jessica Chambers: An ID Murder Mystery	The Cleaning Lady	General Hospital	Farmer Wants a Wife
9	Farmer Wants a Wife	American Idol	Vanderpump Villa	The Stolen Girl	General Hospital	Grey’s Anatomy	Will Trent
10	Secrets in the Snow: The Murder Retrial of Karen Read	Farmer Wants a Wife	Secrets in the Snow: The Murder Retrial of Karen Read	Alert: Missing Persons Unit	The Stolen Girl	American Idol	General Hospital
11	American Idol	Secrets in the Snow: The Murder Retrial of Karen Read	Will Trent	Vanderpump Villa	Vanderpump Villa	Next Level Chef	The Stolen Girl
12	9-1-1	9-1-1	Next Level Chef	Murder By Medic	Family Guy	Jessica Chambers: An ID Murder Mystery	20/20
13	General Hospital	Family Guy	Farmer Wants a Wife	Secrets in the Snow: The Murder Retrial of Karen Read	The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: Natalia Speaks	Alert: Missing Persons Unit	Genghis Khan: The Secret History of the Mongols
14	The Floor	Grey’s Anatomy	9-1-1	Next Level Chef	The View	Farmer Wants a Wife	Jessica Chambers: An ID Murder Mystery
15	Grey’s Anatomy	The Floor	The Punisher	Top of the Lake	Jessica Chambers: An ID Murder Mystery	Doctor Odyssey	American Idol

Disney+:

Andor remained the top show on Disney+ this week, leading the chart two days and ranking #2 the rest of the week, remaining just as strong as it was in its debut week. The amount of TV on the chart greatly decreased this week in general. Good American Family dropped off the Disney+ chart for the first time in its run at the start of the week, though it was back on the chart mid-week, once it aired its season finale, peaking at #4. Daredevil: Born Again also left the chart for the first time, after five days on the chart in all this week. The Marvel series aired its season one finale on April 15, so departing the charts at this point was to be expected. NatGeo docuseries Secrets of the Penguins was the only other series on the chart, lasting four days into the week before vanishing. The rest of the chart was movies. A preview of Thunderbolts*, the latest Marvel theatrical feature, topped the chart one day this week. Mufasa: The Lion King, once again led the way at the start of the week, dropped off the list entirely, and was back on the chart at the end of the week, though not at #1. Kung Fu Panda rose from nowhere to hit #1 the last two days of the week. Other films charting multiple days this week included Rio 2, Shark Tale, Lily & Stitch 2, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and, perhaps most notably, all three Star Wars prequel films.

#	April 27	April 28	April 29	April 30	May 1	May 2	May 3
1	Mufasa: The Lion King	Mufasa: The Lion King	Thunderbolts*: A Special Look	Andor	Andor	Kung Fu Panda	Kung Fu Panda
2	Andor	Andor	Andor	Thunderbolts*: A Special Look	Thunderbolts*: A Special Look	Andor	Andor
3	Shark Tale	Shark Tale	Rio 2	Rio 2	Rio 2	Thunderbolts*: A Special Look	Mufasa: The Lion King
4	Rio 2	Rio 2	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace	Good American Family	Rio 2	Thunderbolts*: A Special Look
5	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace	Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch	Daredevil: Born Again	Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith	Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse	Rio 2
6	Andor Season 1 Recap	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace	Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith	Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones	Good American Family	Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
7	Daredevil: Born Again	Secrets of the Penguins	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith	Daredevil: Born Again	Avengers: Endgame	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
8	Secrets of the Penguins	Daredevil: Born Again	Avengers: Endgame	Avengers: Endgame	Avengers: Infinity War	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
9	Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones	Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones	Secrets of the Penguins	Avengers: Infinity War	Daredevil: Born Again	Kung Fu Panda 2	Kingsman: The Secret Service
10	Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch	Andor Season 1 Recap	Avengers: Infinity War	Secrets of the Penguins	Black Widow	Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones	Good American Family

Note: Disney+ is the only service not to provide a separate list for TV shows and movies. On this chart, movies are listed in bold.

Peacock:

It was yet another week in which Law & Order: SVU had no competition on Peacock. The long-running Mariska Hargitay procedural sat comfortably atop the chart for the entire week once again. There was a very diverse array of shows behind it, with five different programs making their way to #2 on the chart. Law & Order: Organized Crime was one of them, rising to the highest level we've seen it at this season, and greatly improving on last week's #6 peak. The NBC-turned-Peacock spinoff charted five days this week. In contrast to its franchise mates, Law & Order failed to make an appearance on the chart this week. The other Dick Wolf franchise continued to appear in full, though, which all three Chicagos continuing to chart in the upper-middle part of the chart. PD was consistently the strongest, with Fire just behind it for much of the week, though Med closed out the week ahead of Fire. Found was the only other drama on NBC to make the top ten this week, sneaking in at #9 on Saturday, while Dateline NBC also charted for a single day, also at #9. In its finale week, sitcom St. Denis Medical made its return to the Peacock chart for one day at #7. Grosse Pointe Garden Society, Suits LA, The Voice, Yes, Chef!, Night Court and the aforementioned Law & Order all failed to chart this week at all. Many Bravo shows did chart this week, though, including Summer House, The Valley and Real Housewives of Atlanta, which all rose as high as #2. Bravo soap Days of Our Lives charted six days this week.

#	April 27	April 28	April 29	April 30	May 1	May 2	May 3
1	Law & Order: SVU	Law & Order: SVU	Law & Order: SVU	Law & Order: SVU	Law & Order: SVU	Law & Order: SVU	Law & Order: SVU
2	Yellowstone	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Yellowstone	The Valley	Summer House	Law & Order: Organized Crime
3	Chicago PD	Yellowstone	Yellowstone	Below Deck Down Under	Yellowstone	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Summer House
4	Chicago Fire	Chicago PD	Chicago PD	Chicago PD	Chicago PD	Yellowstone	Yellowstone
5	Chicago Med	Chicago Fire	Chicago Fire	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Chicago Fire	Chicago PD	Chicago PD
6	Summer House	Chicago Med	Chicago Med	Chicago Fire	Chicago Med	Chicago Fire	Chicago Med
7	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Summer House	Days of Our Lives	Chicago Med	St. Denis Medical	Chicago Med	Chicago Fire
8	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Days of Our Lives	Summer House	Days of Our Lives	Summer House	Days of Our Lives	Real Housewives of Atlanta
9	Dateline NBC	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Summer House	Days of Our Lives	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Found
10	Love After Lockup	Love After Lockup	Love After Lockup	Love After Lockup	Real Housewives of Atlanta	The Valley	Days of Our Lives

Note: Peacock's top 10 chart updates throughout the day. For consistency, all data collection is done daily at 2 PM.

Paramount+:

It was another week mostly dominated by CBs series rather than Paramount+ originals, with MobLand topping the chart one day and CBS topping the chart the rest of the week. NCIS and Ghosts were the only series able to lead the chart multiple times this week, the first time this season that Ghosts has done so. Survivor and Tracker also topped the chart again, for a day each. Trackers fellow series, Watson and The Equalizer, both made the bottom of the chart on Monday. The Neighborhood charted four days in all this week, peaking at #4. NCIS: Origins ended its season with a lone chart appearance, at #9. Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage charted three days, peaking at #5. Elsbeth scored a season-high peak of #6, and SWAT similarly had its best peak yet, at #7. In many cases, these shows were assisted in reaching season's-best showings by a lack of competition, as typically-strong chart performers like Matlock and Fire Country (which charted six days in all this week) have ended for the season. Poppa's House ended its run forever, and failed to chart just like every other week, while The Amazing Race and Hollywood Squares were the only other CBS originals that failed to chart this week. Paramount+ original. Happy Face ended its run this week, reaching a #2 peak and charting each day this week, its best performance in both metrics in several weeks. Criminal Minds made the top half of the chart, peaking at #2, in the week before its season premiere.

#	April 27	April 28	April 29	April 30	May 1	May 2	May 3
1	MobLand	Tracker	NCIS	NCIS	Survivor	Ghosts	Ghosts
2	Fire Country	MobLand	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	NCIS	Happy Face	NCIS
3	Ghosts	Fire Country	SpongeBob SquarePants	Ghosts	Happy Face	NCIS	Happy Face
4	NCIS	Ghosts	The Neighborhood	SpongeBob SquarePants	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds
5	SpongeBob SquarePants	NCIS	Tracker	Tracker	SpongeBob SquarePants	Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage	SpongeBob SquarePants
6	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	Ghosts	The Neighborhood	Ghosts	Elsbeth	Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage
7	Happy Face	SpongeBob SquarePants	MobLand	Fire Country	The Neighborhood	Survivor	SWAT
8	Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage	Watson	Fire Country	MobLand	Tracker	SpongeBob SquarePants	Tracker
9	The Neighborhood	Happy Face	NCIS: Origins	Survivor	Fire Country	MobLand	MobLand
10	Tracker	The Equalizer	Happy Face	Happy Face	MobLand	Fire Country	Survivor

Note: As with Peacock, Paramount+'s top 10 chart updates throughout the day. For consistency, all data collection is done daily at 2 PM.

Max:

It was another dominant week on Max for dystopian thriller The Last of Us, with the series remaining atop the Max chart for the entire week, following the release of the third episode of season two. A comedy was behind it on the chart for the entire week, with The Righteous Gemstones spending four days at #2 and Hacks spending three days. The Righteous Gemstones had a better week than Hacks in general, only dropping as low as #4, while Hacks dipped to #7 on the chart. Both were still among the most consistently strong players on Max this week. Talk/variety shows Last Week Tonight and Real Time both peaked at #3 on the Max charts this week. Last Week Tonight charted five days this week, slipping off the chart on Saturday - a very rare occurrence for a week where the show aired a new episode. Real Time was, as always, a bit weaker, charting three times. The Rehearsal remained the weakest link from HBO's offerings this week, peaking at #5 and charting six days, having briefly slipped off the chart on Friday. The White Lotus and The Pitt, two dominant performers that have now been off the air for some time, remained on the chart the whole week. Several unscripted shows from Discovery cable networks also charted this week, including the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, 1000-Lb. Sisters and Sister Wives from TLC, Hollywood Demons from ID, and Ghost Adventures from Discovery.

#	April 27	April 28	April 29	April 30	May 1	May 2	May 3
1	The Last of Us	The Last of Us	The Last of Us	The Last of Us	The Last of Us	The Last of Us	The Last of Us
2	Hacks	The Righteous Gemstones	The Righteous Gemstones	The Righteous Gemstones	The Righteous Gemstones	Hacks	Hacks
3	Real Time with Bill Maher	Hacks	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	Hollywood Demons	Hollywood Demons	The Righteous Gemstones	The Righteous Gemstones
4	The Righteous Gemstones	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	90 Day Fiancé	90 Day Fiancé: The Last Resort	1000-Lb. Sisters	Hollywood Demons	Real Time with Bill Maher
5	The White Lotus	The White Lotus	The Rehearsal	Hacks	Hacks	Paul American	Hollywood Demons
6	The Pitt	The Pitt	Sister Wives	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	The Pitt	The Pitt	The Pitt
7	Hollywood Demons	The Rehearsal	Hacks	The Rehearsal	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	1000-Lb. Sisters	The White Lotus
8	The Rehearsal	Real Time with Bill Maher	The Pitt	90 Day Fiancé	Twitter: Breaking the Bird	The White Lotus	Paul American
9	1000-Lb. Sisters	Lazarus	The White Lotus	The Pitt	The Rehearsal	Ghost Adventures	The Rehearsal
10	Paul American	Hollywood Demons	Evil Lives Here: The Killer Speaks	The White Lotus	The White Lotus	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	1000-Lb. Sisters