‘South Park’ Is Cemented Atop of Paramount+’s Most-Watched Shows List and It’s Ongoing: Here Is the Rest of the Top 10

From animated satire and sharp legal procedurals to reality survival and franchise favorites, here’s what viewers have been streaming the most on Paramount+ this week—spanning comedy, crime, and everything in between.

10. ‘NCIS: Tony & Ziva’ (2025– )

‘NCIS: Tony & Ziva’ reunites former agents Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David on a new slate of international cases that connect their past with present-day threats. The series weaves investigative set pieces with family stakes, reflecting the characters’ changed priorities since their earlier days. Recurring contacts from across the franchise expand the network of allies and adversaries. Paramount+ pairs this entry with legacy ‘NCIS’ episodes so viewers can track the duo’s full arc.

9. ‘Elsbeth’ (2024– )

‘Elsbeth’ follows an unconventional legal mind who consults with the NYPD, using offbeat observations to unravel meticulously structured cases. Episodes often reveal the culprit early and focus on the methodical build toward proof. The show incorporates New York settings and guest-star turns that shape each investigation’s texture. Connections to a broader legal universe reward viewers familiar with related series while remaining accessible to newcomers.

8. ‘Criminal Minds’ (2005–2020)

‘Criminal Minds’ centers on the Behavioral Analysis Unit, which profiles offenders through victimology, forensics, and geographic patterns. The ensemble—spanning Mandy Patinkin, Thomas Gibson, Paget Brewster, A.J. Cook, Kirsten Vangsness, and Joe Mantegna—anchors the procedural’s long-form arcs. Its case-of-the-week framework highlights investigative psychology and interagency coordination. Paramount+ also streams ‘Criminal Minds: Evolution’, a continuation that reunites core characters for new cases.

7. ‘Survivor’ (2000– )

‘Survivor’ strands contestants in remote locations where they build shelter, compete in challenges, and navigate shifting alliances. Tribal Councils determine eliminations, while hidden advantages and format twists change the strategic landscape. Host Jeff Probst oversees rules updates that distinguish each cycle. Paramount+ offers both classic seasons and current episodes for viewers tracking gameplay evolution.

6. ‘The Neighborhood’ (2018– )

‘The Neighborhood’ follows culture clashes and community bonds when a Midwestern family moves next door to a long-established resident in Los Angeles. Led by Cedric the Entertainer and Max Greenfield, the series blends situational comedy with storylines about family, friendship, and change. Multi-camera staging keeps the rhythm quick and joke-forward. Guest stars and recurring neighbors add continuity across seasons.

5. ‘Ghosts’ (2021– )

‘Ghosts’ focuses on a couple who inherit a creaky mansion populated by spirits from different eras, each with distinct quirks. After a near-death experience, one partner can see and talk to the ghosts, turning everyday renovations into supernatural negotiations. The ensemble format lets historical characters comment on modern life from their time-capsule perspectives. Paramount+ carries full seasons and themed episodes that spotlight the show’s high-concept premise.

4. ‘Matlock’ (2024– )

The new ‘Matlock’ reimagines the classic defense-attorney concept for a contemporary legal world, centering on a shrewd lawyer who’s often underestimated. Episodes balance case-of-the-week trials with serialized office politics and rivalries. Courtroom strategy, document analysis, and expert testimony drive the resolutions. The show nods to its namesake while building out a distinct cast and firm dynamics.

3. ‘NCIS’ (2003– )

‘NCIS’ follows a team investigating crimes connected to the Navy and Marine Corps through field work, forensics, and interagency collaboration. Leadership transitions—from Leroy Jethro Gibbs to Alden Parker—anchor evolving team chemistry across many seasons. Long-running arcs interweave character histories with case-driven plots. The franchise’s multiple spin-offs are available alongside the flagship series on Paramount+.

2. ‘Tulsa King’ (2022– )

‘Tulsa King’ tracks New York capo Dwight “The General” Manfredi as he’s sent to Oklahoma to build a new operation after a long prison term. The show mixes underworld maneuvering with a fish-out-of-water setup shaped by local business and regional culture. Sylvester Stallone leads a cast that includes Andrea Savage, Martin Starr, Jay Will, and Domenick Lombardozzi. On-location work in Oklahoma gives the series a distinct setting for its expanding network.

1. ‘South Park’ (1997– )

‘South Park’ follows four kids in a Colorado town where headline-skewering satire collides with lo-fi animation and musical detours. The production’s fast turnaround allows episodes to mirror current events and internet culture. Alongside regular seasons, Paramount+ offers exclusive ‘South Park’ specials that extend the show’s universe. Voice roles include Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Mona Marshall, and April Stewart.

What did you watch this week—drop your picks and why they hooked you in the comments!