Award-Winning Medical Drama Is Still HBO Max’s Most-Watched TV Show of the Week
The streaming landscape continues to shift as high-stakes dramas and reality television favorites dominate the current viewing charts. Subscribers are gravitating toward a mix of gritty industrial narratives, long-running investigative series, and upcoming fantasy expansions. This week’s trending list reflects a diverse interest in both unscripted human stories and high-budget scripted productions. The following titles represent the most popular selections currently capturing the attention of audiences across the platform.
‘Expedition X’ (2020–)

This spin-off of ‘Expedition Unknown’ features biologist Phil Torres and paranormal researcher Heather Amaro joining forces with host Josh Gates to explore the unexplained. The team travels to remote and often dangerous locations to investigate reports of supernatural encounters, mysterious creatures, and extraterrestrial phenomena. Recent episodes have seen the trio delving into haunted sites with a mix of scientific curiosity and high-tech equipment. The series continues to captivate audiences who crave a blend of adventure travel and eerie investigations.
‘Neighborhood Watch’ (2026)

Capitalizing on the ubiquity of smart home technology, this new series curates footage from security cameras, video doorbells, and nanny cams across the nation. Viewers are presented with a collection of unscripted moments that range from hilarious family mishaps to shocking events captured on private property. The show offers a voyeuristic and entertaining glimpse into the unexpected things that happen when people believe nobody is watching. It fits the growing demand for clip-based reality content that highlights the unpredictability of everyday life in the suburbs.
‘My Strange Addiction’ (2010–)

Returning with fresh episodes, this documentary series profiles individuals grappling with unusual compulsive behaviors and bizarre fixations. From consuming non-food items like plastic or drywall to maintaining obsessive daily rituals, the show explores the psychological and physical tolls of these strange habits. The revival continues to fascinate audiences by shedding light on conditions that are often hidden from the public eye. Each segment delves into the personal lives of the subjects as they confront their addictions with the help of therapy and concerned family members.
’90 Day: The Single Life’ (2021–)

A popular spin-off of the massive ’90 Day Fiancé’ franchise, this reality series follows past cast members who are navigating the dating world again after their previous international relationships failed. Viewers watch as these familiar faces travel, utilize dating apps, and attempt to find love without the immediate pressure of the K-1 visa clock. The show provides updates on fan-favorite personalities as they attempt to move on from their televised heartbreaks and rebuild their lives. Drama ensues as they encounter new romantic prospects and deal with lingering baggage from their pasts.
‘Suddenly Amish’ (2026)

In this social experiment reality series, six individuals from the modern world leave their technology and conveniences behind to live within a traditional Amish community. The participants must adapt to a lifestyle defined by simplicity, hard work, and strict values, often leading to significant culture shock. Tension arises as the “English” outsiders clash with the expectations of their Amish hosts and struggle with the absence of modern amenities. The show offers a unique perspective on the sharp contrast between high-paced contemporary life and the slow, community-focused Amish way.
‘Industry’ (2020–)

Set in the cutthroat world of international finance, this drama follows a group of young graduates competing for permanent positions at the prestigious investment bank Pierpoint & Co. The series depicts the intense pressure, substance abuse, and complex office politics that define the London financial sector. Characters navigate toxic relationships and moral compromises as they try to secure their futures in a volatile market. It has been praised for its sharp writing, realistic portrayal of the high-stakes corporate environment, and the evolution of its ensemble cast.
‘1000-lb Sisters’ (2020–)

This reality series focuses on the weight-loss journeys of sisters Amy and Tammy Slaton in Dixon, Kentucky. Cameras document their medical appointments, bariatric surgeries, and the emotional challenges of battling life-threatening obesity. The show highlights the complex and often volatile dynamic between the siblings as they support and sometimes enable each other through their physical transformations. It combines emotional family moments with the stark reality of their health struggles, resonating with a large viewership.
‘Schitt’s Creek’ (2015–2020)

The acclaimed sitcom follows the wealthy Rose family, who lose their massive fortune and are forced to relocate to a small town they once bought as a joke. Johnny, Moira, David, and Alexis must adjust to living in a rundown motel and interacting with the quirky local residents, leading to profound personal growth. The series is celebrated for its heartwarming moments, sharp wit, and the standout performances of Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara. It remains a streaming staple for its optimistic tone and celebration of love, acceptance, and resilience.
‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ (2026)

Based on George R.R. Martin’s “Dunk and Egg” novellas, this prequel series is set a century before the events of ‘Game of Thrones’. It follows the adventures of Ser Duncan the Tall, a naive but courageous hedge knight, and his diminutive squire, Egg, who hides a royal secret. The show explores a different era of Westeros, focusing on the intimate details of knighthood and chivalry rather than the grand political maneuvering of its predecessor. Fans of the franchise have embraced this character-driven look at the history of the Seven Kingdoms.
‘The Pitt’ (2025–)

Noah Wyle stars in this intense medical drama that unfolds in real-time, capturing the chaos of a single 15-hour shift at a Pittsburgh hospital. The series provides a gritty and realistic look at the challenges faced by frontline medical workers operating within an underfunded and overwhelmed system. Viewers are immersed in the high-stakes environment of the ER as the staff balances life-saving decisions with their own personal demons. The show has garnered significant attention for its unique narrative format and Wyle’s powerful return to the genre.
Which of these series are you binge-watching this weekend? Let us know in the comments.


