‘UNTAMED’ Leads Original Streaming Charts for the Week of July 14 – July 20, 2025

The week of July 14 to July 20 brought a mix of buzzy premieres and evergreen crowd favorites across the biggest streamers. Viewers kept their remotes busy as new seasons landed, fresh docuseries sparked conversation, and a breakout Netflix thriller pulled in huge attention. Minutes watched tell a clear story of what people settled in with after work and on the weekend.

These rankings reflect U.S. viewing through television, and they show how both short bingeable runs and long running franchises can drive serious time spent. From comfort rewatches to headline grabbing newcomers, the list captures what people actually chose to watch at home during a packed midsummer stretch.

10. ‘Sneaky Pete’ (2015–2019)

A clever con never really goes out of style, and viewers proved it by spending plenty of time with ‘Sneaky Pete’. Its tight plotting and charming cast make it easy to fall back into, whether you are revisiting favorite grifts or discovering the show for the first time. The blend of family drama and confidence games still hits the sweet spot for a satisfying evening watch.

Availability on multiple services helped get the series back in front of people who missed it the first time. With three seasons ready to roll, it offers a complete story that rewards a steady binge and keeps the minutes climbing as viewers roll from one twist to the next.

9. ‘Ginny & Georgia’ (2021–2025)

‘Ginny & Georgia’ continues to thrive thanks to its mix of lighthearted bite and family tension. The mother daughter dynamic powers the show, and once you start, it is easy to let episodes stack up as the secrets unfold. The setting and soundtrack also give each episode a breezy pace that keeps viewers clicking next.

With a healthy episode count already on the service, the series invites both catch up sessions and casual rewatches. It remains a reliable summer staple for anyone who wants a blend of coming of age antics and small town mystery with plenty of heart.

8. ‘The Sandman’ (2022–2025)

‘The Sandman’ keeps drawing fans into its dreamlike world. The visual storytelling still feels transportive, and the anthology style structure makes it simple to rewatch standout chapters on a whim. Fantasy shows with rich lore tend to generate repeat viewing, and this one is no exception.

Even casual viewers can drop into a favorite arc and spend an evening without feeling lost. That flexibility, paired with striking performances, helps the minutes add up as fans revisit episodes and new audiences finally give the series a try.

7. ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ (2022– )

‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ remains a bright spot for sci fi adventure. The episodic format encourages pick up and play viewing, which is perfect for weeknight TV time. Strong character work and hopeful storytelling make it a feel good choice that still delivers big spectacle.

Franchise familiarity helps, but the show stands on its own for newcomers. With two seasons of polished missions available, it is easy to dive in, explore a few planets, and rack up viewing time across the week.

6. ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ (2022–2025)

‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ thrives during beach season, and the latest stretch is no different. The show’s romance forward storytelling and sun soaked vibes encourage long sessions that flow from one episode to the next. It is the kind of series you watch with snacks on the table and a group text buzzing.

The ensemble keeps viewers invested, and the soundtrack does a lot of heavy lifting to set the mood. With multiple episodes ready to queue, fans can relive favorite moments while new viewers catch up, which keeps total minutes high.

5. ‘Squid Game’ (2021–2025)

‘Squid Game’ continues to command attention. High stakes storytelling and instantly recognizable imagery make it a go to choice for both first time viewers and people rewatching key chapters. Once the opening games begin, the momentum builds and it is hard to stop.

As the cultural footprint stays strong, curiosity pulls in fresh audiences who want to understand the references they see online. That cycle of discovery and rewatching helps the series keep piling up time even years after its debut.

4. ‘Amy Bradley is Missing’ (2025)

True crime fans flocked to ‘Amy Bradley is Missing’ and spent real time with its three episode run. The case at the center is haunting, and the series presents a clear path through a tangle of leads, interviews, and unanswered questions. It is short enough to finish in a night but gripping enough to linger on.

Word of mouth drives this kind of viewing. People press play for a single episode and end up finishing the whole series, which pushes minutes higher than you might expect from a limited run. The conversation around the doc also invites instant rewatches of key parts.

3. ‘Ballard’ (2025– )

‘Ballard’ arrives with pedigree and a crisp procedural hook. The focus on cold cases gives each episode a satisfying start and finish, while a larger mystery pulls you into the next one. Strong lead performances anchor the show and make the unit feel lived in from the jump.

With a compact season, viewers can breeze through the available episodes in a few sittings. That kind of approachable season length is perfect for midsummer nights, and it helps the series rack up serious viewing time right out of the gate.

2. ‘Love Island USA’ (2019– )

‘Love Island USA’ continues to be a time sink in the best possible way. The daily format and constant villa drama make it the ultimate background and binge companion. You start one episode and suddenly you are three deep and fully invested in new couples and shifting alliances.

The sheer volume of episodes ensures there is always something new to watch. Fans check in night after night, catch up on missed moments, and rewatch favorite challenges, which drives massive minutes across the week.

1. ‘UNTAMED’ (2025– )

‘Untamed’ exploded out of the gate and viewers showed up in a big way. A striking setting, a sharp mystery, and a who did what question fuel an addictive watch. Once the first few reveals land, it is easy to let the rest of the season roll.

At only six episodes, the series is tailor made for a start to finish binge. That compact run helps push total time skyward because people finish it fast, talk about it, and prompt friends to jump in, which turns into another full house of viewing minutes.

Share your favorites from that week in the comments and tell us what you think everyone should queue up next.