HBO’s Euphoria made its first ever appearance on the Nielsen streaming charts the week after its season three premiere, and The Pitt set a new high mark for the week of its finale.
Euphoria logged 556 million minutes of watch time on HBO Max in the week of April 13-19, good for eighth place among acquired series. Nielsen lists shows that also air on HBO’s cable channel as “acquired” by HBO Max for streaming, but were Euphoria classified as an original, it would rank fourth on that chart.
The Pitt spent its third straight week as the overall No. 1 with 1.39 billion minutes of viewing for the final week of its second season (the finale premiered on April 16). That’s a series high, topping a previous best of 1.21 billion set twice earlier in the season. The medical drama had year to year growth in every week of its run compared to last season, with most weeks way above season one.
The Boys held onto the second overall spot with 918 million viewing minutes on Prime Video, up slightly from 899 million a week earlier. Dan Levy’s Netflix comedy Big Mistakes (580 million minutes) also improved, growing by 38 percent from its premiere. Peacock’s The Miniature Wife (351 million minutes) charted for the first time a week after its debut, while Netflix’s Beef (498 million) and Apple TV’s Your Friends & Neighbors (332 million) returned to the rankings with new seasons.
Nielsen’s streaming ratings cover viewing on TV sets only and don’t include minutes watched on computers or mobile devices. The ratings only measure U.S. audiences. The top streaming titles for April 13-19, 2026, are below.
