‘Ginny & Georgia’ Leads Original Streaming Charts for the Week of June 9 – June 15, 2025

We’re diving into the latest streaming trends for June 9 to June 15, 2025, based on Nielsen’s original streaming charts. This week’s lineup showcases a mix of fresh releases and returning favorites, pulling in millions of viewing minutes across platforms like Netflix, Peacock, Prime Video, and Disney+.

From gripping dramas to reality show drama, the charts reflect what’s keeping viewers hooked. Let’s break down the top 10 originals, starting from the bottom and working our way up to the most-watched title of the week.

10. Andor (2022-2025)

Disney+’s ‘Andor’ lands at number 10 with 308 million minutes viewed across 24 episodes. This ‘Star Wars’ prequel follows Cassian Andor, played by Diego Luna, as he navigates the early days of the Rebellion against the Empire.

The show’s gritty tone and focus on espionage have drawn us in, especially with its second and final season released in April 2025. Its return to the charts suggests viewers are revisiting or catching up before the finale’s impact fades.

9. Sirens (2025)

At number 9, Netflix’s ‘Sirens’ racked up 385 million minutes across five episodes. This limited series, starring Julianne Moore and Meghann Fahy, dives into a tense drama about wealth and betrayal on Nantucket.

Its short episode count makes the viewing minutes impressive, showing we’re hooked on its sharp storytelling. The star-studded cast, including Glenn Close, keeps this thriller buzzing with emotional depth.

8. Fubar (2023-present)

Netflix’s ‘Fubar’ takes the eighth spot with 412 million minutes across 16 episodes. Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as a CIA operative balancing family life and secret missions in this action-comedy series.

Season two, which dropped on June 12, 2025, didn’t match the debut’s massive viewership from 2023, but its mix of humor and explosions still pulls us in. Schwarzenegger’s charm remains a big draw for action fans.

7. The Survivors (2025)

Coming in at number 7, ‘The Survivors’ on Netflix earned 466 million minutes across six episodes. This Australian mystery series, centered on a chilling whodunit, has gripped viewers since its recent debut.

Its tight episode count and twist-filled plot keep us guessing. The show’s atmospheric storytelling and strong performances make it a standout for mystery lovers this week.

6. Stranger Things (2016-2025)

Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’ holds strong at number 6 with 515 million minutes across 34 episodes. The sci-fi horror series, created by the Duffer Brothers, follows a group of friends battling supernatural forces in 1980s Hawkins.

With the final season’s release dates announced recently, we’re clearly rewatching or catching up. Its enduring appeal lies in its mix of nostalgia, scares, and heartfelt friendships.

5. Dept. Q (2025)

At number 5, Netflix’s ‘Dept. Q’ scored 555 million minutes across nine episodes. This Danish crime drama, based on Jussi Adler-Olsen’s novels, follows detective Carl Mørck as he tackles cold cases with his team.

Since its May 29, 2025, premiere, the show’s dark mysteries have hooked older viewers, with its moody vibe and complex cases driving strong engagement. It’s a solid win for crime drama fans.

4. Tires (2024-2025)

Netflix’s ‘Tires’ rolls into fourth place with 575 million minutes across 18 episodes. Created by and starring Shane Gillis, this comedy dives into the chaotic world of an auto repair shop.

Its sharp humor and relatable workplace antics, which premiered in May 2024, keep us laughing. With a second season confirmed for 2025, the show’s growing fanbase is evident in its chart performance.

3. The Better Sister (2025)

Prime Video’s ‘The Better Sister’ takes third place with 607 million minutes across eight episodes. Starring Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks, this thriller explores family secrets and murder, based on Alafair Burke’s novel.

Since its May 30, 2025, debut, the show’s intense plot and stellar performances have kept us glued to the screen. Its strong showing proves we love a good suspense-filled drama.

2. Love Island USA (2019-present)

Peacock’s ‘Love Island USA’ secures second place with 1,091 million minutes across 222 episodes. This reality dating show, set in a tropical villa, thrives on romance and drama, with season seven premiering June 5, 2025.

Its massive episode count and young adult audience, especially those 18-34, fuel its chart success. We’re clearly hooked on the steamy challenges and emotional rollercoasters.

1. Ginny & Georgia (2021-2025)

Topping the charts at number one is Netflix’s ‘Ginny & Georgia’ with a massive 2,863 million minutes across 30 episodes. Starring Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry, this mother-daughter drama blends teen angst, family secrets, and crime.

Season three, released June 5, 2025, drove its biggest week ever, appealing strongly to viewers under 35 and Black audiences. Its emotional depth and twists keep us coming back for more.

Which show are you binge-watching this week, or is there another gem we should check out? Drop your thoughts in the comments!