DC’s New Hit Series Keeps Dominating HBO Max’s Most-Watched Shows of the Week List

Streaming audiences continue to tune into a wide variety of unscripted hits, true-crime investigations, and high-profile scripted releases on HBO Max. Viewership data for the week demonstrates sustained interest in long-running unscripted staples alongside strong debuts for new narrative programs.

The platform’s current lineup spans diverse genres, ranging from lighthearted workplace comedies to expansive superhero detective mysteries. These television productions represent the most popular choices among subscribers over the past week.

’90 Day Fiancé’ (2014– )

This reality television series chronicles the complex journeys of international couples who apply for or receive a K-1 visa. The visa allows a foreign fiancé 90 days to marry their American partner before having to leave the United States. Throughout each season, the featured couples navigate cultural differences, skepticism from family members, and tight timelines to decide their futures. The long-running franchise remains a mainstay on the platform, continually generating significant engagement across multiple seasons and spinoffs.

‘Halloween Baking Championship’ (2015– )

In this seasonal culinary competition, skilled bakers compete to create spooky, monster-themed desserts and confections. Contestants must impress a rotating panel of celebrity judges through a series of increasingly difficult preliminary and main challenges. Each themed episode tests the participants on technical precision, imaginative flavor combinations, and elaborate visual presentations. The winner of the tournament walks away with a substantial cash prize and the coveted title.

‘Toxic’ (2025)

Investigative journalist Elizabeth Chambers hosts this docuseries exploring the devastating consequences of harmful romantic and interpersonal dynamics. Drawing from her background in investigative reporting, Chambers travels across the country to conduct in-depth interviews with survivors of destructive relationships. The series examines how manipulation, coercion, and abuse manifest within domestic partnerships, shedding light on the psychological aftermath. Produced by Investigation Discovery, the documentary provides a raw examination of surviving and overcoming prolonged relational trauma.

‘President Curtis’ (2026)

Created by Dan Harmon, this animated comedy series follows the Commander-in-Chief as he manages bizarre national and cosmic crises. Keith David lends his voice to the titular president, who oversees an eccentric White House staff tasked with paranormal investigations and complex interdimensional diplomacy. The narrative tackles the peculiar global threats that exist outside the jurisdiction of traditional military and administrative oversight. The supporting voice cast features Stephanie Beatriz and Jim Rash in key administrative roles.

‘The Howard Stern Show’ (1990– )

This television adaptation brings the famous radio broadcaster and his staff into the visual realm through unedited studio coverage and special events. Howard Stern leads candid celebrity interviews, comedic sketches, and provocative roundtable discussions with his longtime on-air crew. The program provides behind-the-scenes access to the daily production of the legendary broadcast while featuring prominent figures from across music, film, and popular culture. It continues to draw a dedicated audience eager to watch the uncut, full-length interactions.

‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage’ (2024– )

Serving as a direct continuation of ‘Young Sheldon’, this multi-camera sitcom follows young parents Georgie Cooper and Mandy McAllister as they navigate marriage in Texas. The series explores the everyday challenges of raising an infant while balancing family obligations, financial hardships, and conflicting in-laws. Montana Jordan and Emily Osment reprise their respective roles from the predecessor series, maintaining continuity within the established franchise universe. The show blends classic family comedy elements with heartfelt explorations of early parenthood.

‘1000-lb Sisters’ (2020– )

This unscripted TLC series documents the lives of Kentucky sisters Amy and Tammy Slaton as they pursue significant weight loss goals and medical interventions. Viewers follow their day-to-day struggles with mobility, health complications, and emotional battles alongside their supportive family circle. The program tracks the arduous medical processes required to qualify for bariatric surgery and adopt healthier lifestyles. Over several seasons, the show has documented major milestones, personal setbacks, and pivotal transformations in the sisters’ lives.

‘A Killer Story’ (2026)

Investigative journalist Joe Sexton examines a 2002 Kansas double homicide in this compelling true-crime documentary series. The investigation begins after Sexton receives thousands of emails from Eileen Umbehr, a homemaker turned citizen sleuth. Alongside her husband Keen, Umbehr dedicates herself to proving the innocence of Dana Chandler, the woman convicted of murdering her ex-husband and his partner. Executive produced by Liz Garbus and Dan Cogan, the docuseries explores the nuances of the justice system and the power of grassroots investigations.

‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’ (2026)

In this comedic spin-off, comic book store proprietor Stuart Bloom accidentally triggers a multiversal cataclysm after breaking a complex machine built by Sheldon and Leonard. Kevin Sussman stars as Stuart, who must scramble to repair the fabric of reality alongside his girlfriend Denise, played by Lauren Lapkus. The ragtag rescue team also includes the enthusiastic geologist Bert and the sharp-tongued physicist Barry Kripke. Created by Chuck Lorre, Bill Prady, and Zak Penn, the series merges familiar sitcom humor with expansive sci-fi tropes.

‘Lanterns’ (2026)

Set within the DC Universe, this superhero mystery series follows veteran Lantern Hal Jordan and new recruit John Stewart. Kyle Chandler portrays Jordan alongside Aaron Pierre as Stewart, with the duo investigating a dark homicide that takes place in the American heartland. Developed by Damon Lindelof, Chris Mundy, and Tom King, the grounded narrative blends cosmic mythology with classic detective drama. As the intergalactic lawmen uncover terrestrial secrets, they become entangled in a sprawling conspiracy that threatens the entire planet.

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