What’s Trending on Streaming: Daily Trending Lists for Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+ and Max from June 8-June 14

The streamers remain in summer mode this week, with few new entries this week and stagnation fully setting in on the charts. Keep reading to see what managed to break out this week on Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+ and Max, and which shows continued to underperform.

Hulu:

It was another week on Hulu that saw no show completely dominating, as three different shows spent the week on top of the chart. New docuseries Call Her Alex, a two-part look into the life of Call Her Daddy podcast host Alex Cooper, topped the chart three days, more than any other show, though it slipped from #1 by the end of the week. That's when General Hospital returned to the top spot, which it claimed for two non-consecutive days in all, charting the entire week, spending Tuesday through Saturday in the top two. 20/20 was the other series topping the chart this week, spending the first two days of the week at #1. General Hospital and 20/20 were ABC's only representation on the chart for much of the week, as there isn't much airing on the network right now. The Rookie did manage to return to the chart for two days this week, and ABC World News and Good Morning America also charted a few days this week. Fox had several entires on the chart this week. Most notably was Gordon Ramsay's Secret Service, which remains a strong Hulu performer, peaking at #2 and spending all but one day this week as Fox's highest-charting series. The 1% Club returned this week, and has been a solid enough performer on the chart, debuting at #5 and remaining on the chart since its debut. New series The Snake debuted at #10, but was off the chart the next day, though it returned to the chart the next day at #14. The Quiz with Balls had a noticeable decline this week, charting one day at #10 (it charted at #5 last week) and being out-performed by LEGO Masters. MasterChef charted the entire week, peaking at #5. Family Guy did not air this week, but charted six days in all, peaking at #7. Bob's Burgers also peaked at #7, and charted the entire week. The Great North and Grimsburg were the only Fox series that failed to chart this week. Hulu original Nine Perfect Strangers remained a perfectly mediocre performer this week, peaking at #3 on the chart but never dropping out of the top ten. The Handmaid's Tale and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives both began showing signs of slowing down this week, having begun the week in the top five and ended it out of the top ten. FX's Welcome to Wrexham charted four days this week, and rose as high as #5 on the chart. Adults departed the chart this week, two weeks after its first season was released on Hulu.

#	June 8	June 9	June 10	June 11	June 12	June 13	June 14
1	20/20	20/20	General Hospital	Call Her Alex	Call Her Alex	Call Her Alex	General Hospital
2	Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service	Ocean with David Attenborough	20/20	General Hospital	General Hospital	General Hospital	Call Her Alex
3	Nine Perfect Strangers	Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service	Call Her Alex	20/20	Nine Perfect Strangers	Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service	Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service
4	The Handmaid’s Tale	The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives	The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives	The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives	20/20	Love Island UK	Love Island UK
5	The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives	The Handmaid’s Tale	Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service	The Handmaid’s Tale	The 1% Club	MasterChef	Welcome to Wrexham
6	General Hospital	Nine Perfect Strangers	The Handmaid’s Tale	Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service	The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives	Nine Perfect Strangers	It Started With a Scream: What Happened to Holly Bobo?
7	Family Guy	Family Guy	Family Guy	Nine Perfect Strangers	The Handmaid’s Tale	20/20	Bob’s Burgers
8	Bob’s Burgers	Bob’s Burgers	Nine Perfect Strangers	Family Guy	Love Island UK	It Started With a Scream: What Happened to Holly Bobo?	MasterChef
9	MasterChef	MasterChef	Bob’s Burgers	LEGO Masters	Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service	The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives	Nine Perfect Strangers
10	Welcome to Wrexham	General Hospital	Diddy on Trial: As It Happened	The Quiz with Balls	The Snake	The Handmaid’s Tale	20/20
11	Not Her First Rodeo	Welcome to Wrexham	MasterChef	Bob’s Burgers	MasterChef	The 1% Club	Vanished in Paradise: The Untold Story
12	Adults	Adults	ABC World News Tonight	ABC World News Tonight	Family Guy	Family Guy	The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
13	The Cleaning Lady	Not Her First Rodeo	Good Morning America	Hey Beautiful: Anatomy of a Romance Scam	Bob’s Burgers	Bob’s Burgers	The Handmaid’s Tale
14	Hey Beautiful: Anatomy of a Romance Scam	ABC World News Tonight	Adults	Good Morning America	ABC World News Tonight	Good Morning America	The Snake
15	The Rookie	The Rookie	Welcome to Wrexham	MasterChef	Hey Beautiful: Anatomy of a Romance Scam	Hey Beautiful: Anatomy of a Romance Scam	The 1% Club

Disney+:

The state of TV shows on Disney+ remains dismal - not one series cracked the top ten this week. The only offerings on the top 10 this week that were not movies were a National Geographic nature special by the legendary David Attenborough, a three-minute glorified infomercial for the upcoming Disney park in Abu Dhabi, a Phineas & Ferb music video (the series, which returned with ten episodes last week after a ten-year hiatus, remains MIA on the chart), and an extended trailer for new Pixar film Elio, which hit #1 on the chart this week before disappearing entirely from the chart altogether. The original Lilo & Stitch remained the top draw on the chart this week, with the cartoon about the lovable blue alien topping the chart four days this week, ranking at #2 the other three days. Also hitting the top of the chart this week was Snow White, which entered at #1, dropped off the chart the next day, then returned to #1 the day after that. The film was a box office bust, but is off to somewhat of a promising start on Disney+, at least. Other films charting multiple days this week were Captain America: Brave New World, Alvin and the Chipmunks and its "Squeakuel," the 2015 Cinderella remake, Predator: Killer of Killers, Leroy& Stitch, Stitch! The Movie, Grown Ups, and Hamilton, returning to the chart after its cast reunited at the Tonys in celebration of its tenth anniversary.

#	June 8	June 9	June 10	June 11	June 12	June 13	June 14
1	Lilo & Stitch (2002)	Lilo & Stitch (2002)	Lilo & Stitch (2002)	Elio: A Special Look	Snow White (2025)	Lilo & Stitch (2002)	Snow White (2025)
2	Captain America: Brave New World	Captain America: Brave New World	Captain America: Brave New World	Lilo & Stitch (2002)	Lilo & Stitch (2002)	Captain America: Brave New World	Lilo & Stitch (2002)
3	Predator: Killer of Killers	Predator: Killer of Killers	Predator: Killer of Killers	Captain America: Brave New World	Captain America: Brave New World	Alvin and the Chipmunks	Captain America: Brave New World
4	Alvin and the Chipmunks	Alvin and the Chipmunks	Alvin and the Chipmunks	Alvin and the Chipmunks	Alvin and the Chipmunks	Predator: Killer of Killers	Alvin and the Chipmunks
5	Phineas & Ferb Sing-Along: S.I.M.P. (Squirrels In My Pants)	Ocean with David Attenborough	Ocean with David Attenborough	Predator: Killer of Killers	Predator: Killer of Killers	Cinderella (2015)	Predator: Killer of Killers
6	Disney Abu Dhabi	Disney Abu Dhabi	Disney Abu Dhabi	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel	Cinderella (2015)
7	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel	Disney Abu Dhabi	Cinderella (2015)	Leroy & Stitch	Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel
8	Stitch! The Movie	Grown Ups	Hamilton	Leroy & Stitch	Hamilton	Hamilton	Hamilton
9	Leroy & Stitch	Stitch! The Movie	Grown Ups	Hamilton	Leroy & Stitch	Stitch! The Movie	Ocean with David Attenborough
10	Grown Ups	Leroy & Stitch	Leroy & Stitch	Ocean with David Attenborough	Ocean with David Attenborough	Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs	Leroy & Stitch

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 another lovely week on Peacock, as Love Island USA continued to breeze through the week as the streamer's top series, with minimal competition. Fellow Peacock original Poker Face spent the entire week on the chart again, but it was noticeably weaker than it has been in previous weeks. Not only did it only spend three days at #2 on the chart, it also dropped as low as #7 on the chart. While it remains a strong performer, this was its worst week so far. Scripted series in general had sort of a rough week on ~~Bravo+~~ Peacock. Law & Order: Organized Crime ended its first season as a Peacock exclusive this week, and while it peaked at #4 on the chart again (at the beginning of the week), the boost it enjoyed towards the end of the week wasn't all that impressive, only rising to #6 after its finale was released, down from its #4 peak the week before. Fellow Law & Order series SVU, a Peacock behemoth, dropped off the chart midway through this week, after being the last-remaining NBC series still on the chart from the regular season. Transplant, a Canadian import and a veteran filler series for NBC, charted five days this week, peaking at #6. Syfy & USA series Resident Alien made its Peacock return this week, as episodes are added to Peacock a week after their linear debut. It entered the chart at #5. NBC's summer offerings are fairly limited, but America's Got Talent did chart at #8 this week, and new series Destination X made its first appearance on the Peacock chart, at #10. Both lasted on the chart for a single day, while American Ninja Warrior and Yes, Chef! failed to chart at all. Many Bravo series charted this week, including the premiere of Real Housewives of Miami, which entered at #5 on the chart. Also charting were Next Generation NYC and Love Hotel (which both rose as high as #2), Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Valley, Summer House, and Below Deck.

#	June 8	June 9	June 10	June 11	June 12	June 13	June 14
1	Love Island USA	Love Island USA	Love Island USA	Love Island USA	Love Island USA	Love Island USA	Love Island USA
2	Poker Face	Poker Face	Love Hotel	The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets	Next Gen NYC	Poker Face	Next Gen NYC
3	Below Deck	Love Hotel	Below Deck	Below Deck	The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets	Next Gen NYC	Poker Face
4	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Below Deck	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Poker Face	The Valley	Below Deck	Below Deck
5	Love Hotel	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Poker Face	Real Housewives of Atlanta	Below Deck	Real Housewives of Miami	Resident Alien
6	Transplant	Law & Order: Organized Crime	The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets	Love Hotel	Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Real Housewives of Miami
7	Law & Order: SVU	Transplant	Law & Order: SVU	Law & Order: SVU	Poker Face	The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets	Law & Order: Organized Crime
8	Summer House	Law & Order: SVU	Transplant	Transplant	America’s Got Talent	The Valley	The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets
9	Top Chef	Summer House	Law & Order: Organized Crime	The Valley	Summer House	Summer House	Top Chef
10	The Valley	Top Chef	Summer House	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Law & Order: Organized Crime	Destination X	Transplant

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

Paramount+:

It was a week without new entries on Paramount+, as the chart remained utterly stagnant. With MobLand now over for the season, Criminal Minds was able to lead the chart through the entire week. Showtime's The Chi continued to perform well, as one of the few series that continues to release new episodes. It peaked at #2 this week, and never dropped lower than #5 on the chart. Also charting this week was RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, which charted two days, at #5 and #9, just like the last two weeks. The rest of the chart was made up of the usual suspects. MobLand, despite having ended, remained on the chart all week. They've all been off the air for roughly a month now, but NCIS, The Neighborhood, Ghosts and Survivor remained on the chart all week, as did Blue Bloods. FBI also returned to the chart for a day, and so did Landman. Everybody Loves Raymond, which has had a recurring presence on the chart the last few weeks, charted two days. Easily the most surprising entry on the chart this week was Hawaii Five-0, which ended back in 2020 and has never previously been spotted on the chart before. It charted on Wednesday at #10, demonstrating just how limited the offerings on Paramount+ are at this time.

#	June 8	June 9	June 10	June 11	June 12	June 13	June 14
1	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds	Criminal Minds
2	The Chi	SpongeBob SquarePants	NCIS	SpongeBob SquarePants	SpongeBob SquarePants	The Chi	The Chi
3	NCIS	NCIS	SpongeBob SquarePants	NCIS	NCIS	SpongeBob SquarePants	SpongeBob SquarePants
4	MobLand	The Chi	The Chi	The Chi	Survivor	NCIS	NCIS
5	SpongeBob SquarePants	MobLand	Survivor	Survivor	The Chi	RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars	MobLand
6	Survivor	Survivor	MobLand	The Neighborhood	Ghosts	Survivor	Survivor
7	Ghosts	The Neighborhood	Ghosts	Ghosts	The Neighborhood	Ghosts	Ghosts
8	The Neighborhood	Ghosts	The Neighborhood	Blue Bloods	Blue Bloods	The Neighborhood	The Neighborhood
9	Blue Bloods	Blue Bloods	Blue Bloods	MobLand	MobLand	Blue Bloods	RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars
10	Landman	Everybody Loves Raymond	FBI	Hawaii Five-0	Everybody Loves Raymond	MobLand	Blue Bloods

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:

And just like that... The Last of Us has dropped off the top spot on Max. While not nearly as dominant as The Last of Us, there is a new top dog on Max: Sex and the City follow-up And Just Like That..., which ranked at the top of the chart five days this week, over three separate stints. Its time at the top was first interrupted by Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Though Last Week Tonight often charts high, this is its first time hitting #1 since this column began last October. It comes after somewhat of a rough patch for the acclaimed talk series, which had been charting fewer days than usual in the last month. This week, it was on the chart six days, up from three appearances the week before. Also topping the chart this week was 1000-Lb. Sisters, the first TLC series to top the chart in several months. It was joined on the chart by fellow TLC series 1000-lb. Roomies, Sister Wives, 90 Day Fiancé and 90 Day: Hunt for Love. HBO is still in semi-hibernation, without any major tentpole series on the air right now, but true crime docuseries The Mortician has done fairly well, charting for all of the last week, peaking at #2. Real Time with Bill Maher charted three days, and peaked at #2 on the chart. The Last of Us declined this week, after spending most of last week at #1, though it still hasn't dropped lower than sixth place on the chart. Acclaimed Max comedy Hacks left the chart after two days on the chart this week. Duster had a strong week, charting the entire week and ending the week with two days at #2, its best performance to date. CW mystery drama Sherlock & Daughter remained on the chart through the week, ranging from 5th place at its best point to 10th at its worst, the best performance we've seen from any CW show on the Max charts this season (though only a few of their series are even available on Max at all).

#	June 8	June 9	June 10	June 11	June 12	June 13	June 14
1	And Just Like That…	And Just Like That…	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	And Just Like That…	1000-lb. Sisters	And Just Like That…	And Just Like That…
2	Real Time with Bill Maher	The Last of Us	The Mortician	The Mortician	And Just Like That…	Duster	Duster
3	The Last of Us	The Mortician	And Just Like That…	90 Day: Hunt for Love	The Mortician	The Mortician	Real Time with Bill Maher
4	Duster	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	Sister Wives Tell All	Toxic	Fatal Destination	1000-lb. Sisters	The Mortician
5	Sherlock & Daughter	Duster	90 Day Fiancé	The Last of Us	1000-lb. Roomies	Sherlock & Daughter	The Last of Us
6	The Mortician	Sherlock & Daughter	The Last of Us	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	The Last of Us	The Last of Us	Sherlock & Daughter
7	Pee-Wee As Himself	Real Time with Bill Maher	American Monster: Abuse of Power	90 Day Fiancé	Duster	Fatal Destination	1000-lb. Sisters
8	Hacks	Pee-Wee As Himself	Duster	Duster	90 Day: Hunt for Love	1000-lb. Roomies	Fatal Destination
9	1000-lb. Sisters	Hacks	Sherlock & Daughter	Sherlock & Daughter	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	Chespirito: Not Really on Purpose	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
10	Sherri Papini: Caught in the Lie	Lazarus	Evil Lives Here: The Killer Speaks	Sister Wives Tell All	Sherlock & Daughter	Last Week Tonight with John Oliver	1000-lb. Roomies