Saturday TV Ratings 10/24/26: Forgotten Holiday Strong on Hallmark, World Series Declines for Game 2, Ole Miss/Texas is Top College FootballGame of the Night
NBC Renew/Cancel Week 5: Newlyweds’ Honeymoon Phase May End Quickly
Friday TV Ratings 10/23/26: A Tepid Start for Newlyweds, Happy’s Place Returns Up from Finale but Down from Season Average, World Series Slightly Below 2025 Start (Updated with Cable)
Thursday TV Ratings 10/22/26: Law & Order: SVU and The Traitors: New Blood Slide Again, 9-1-1 and Elsbeth Also Decline, Cupertino Rises (Updated with Cable)
Wednesday TV Ratings 10/21/26: Dolly Parton CMA Special Impressive, Survivor and Abbott Elementary Hit Season Highs, The Floor and Scrubs Decline (Updated with Cable)
ABC Renew/Cancel Week 4: 9-1-1: Nashville Doesn’t Need Rescuing
CBS Renew/Cancel Week 3: Eternally Yours Won’t Be Here Eternally
Welcome to Week 3 of CBS Renew/Cancel for the 2026-27 TV season. All Paramount+ peaks listed are as reported in our weekly What's Trending on Streaming column, and is collected directly from Paramount+ daily at 2 pm Eastern Time. All A18-49 and viewership data is sourced from Nielsen, and Attention Scores are sourced from Television Stats. Let us know what you think in the comments and by voting below!
First Week Peak: The One About Matthew Perry to be The One to Peak at #1
Welcome to First Week Peak, a column which discusses shows that are about to premiere on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Paramount+, HBO Max, Peacock, Hulu, and/or Apple TV. Each discussion concludes with a prediction for the show's weekly peak performance on their respective streaming service's U.S. trending chart, including a reader poll. All Attention Scores come from Television Stats as of October 25, 2026. Final results can be found in our weekly What's Trending On Streaming column. Let us know what you think in the comments!
Six shows are premiering on streaming services this coming week, and all of them are series premieres. This includes two Netflix miniseries: the Matthew Perry 3-episode biography The One About Matthew Perry, and the 3-episode true crime docuseries The Fall of El Mayo. The true crime docuseries sub-genre performs extraordinarily well on Netflix, which gives reason to believe The Fall of El Mayo will be sampled upon its premiere. However, it is not expected to surpass The One About Matthew Perry from the top spot, which has the chance to dominate the chart for days.
Outside of miniseries, the most high-profile series premiere is Apple TV's crime drama Nocturne, based on the novels Lazarus and The Sandman. While it would be a tall task to surpass shows like Ted Lasso and Slow Horses on Apple TV's now-competitive chart, its 6.6 Attention Score demonstrates the series is getting early exposure and has the potential to perform well.
Hulu will be premiering a strategy/reality competition series The Mob this coming week. The show hails from the producers of The Traitors, and could turn out as being seen as anything between the next reality phenom and a cheap ripoff. While this would very likely perform well for Peacock, it's less certain for Hulu.
Netflix has two comedies making their series premieres this coming week: Minimum Wage and How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents. Minimum Wage is a Netflix adaptation of an independent YouTube series, and co-stars new Saturday Night Live cast member Grace Reiter. While its short length time and comedy's general underperformance on Netflix make this unlikely to top the chart, it will likely cultivate enough of a cult audience to get renewed. Similar can be said for How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents, which is of South African origin and much more likely to make a chart appearance in South Africa than it is in the United States.



























