Another week brings a slew of new debuts on streaming, while some of the top hits continue to release new episodes. Keep reading to see where everything landed on Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+, HBO Max, Apple TV, Prime Video and Netflix this week!
Hulu:
Five shows reached the top of the Hulu chart's mighty summits this week, with Love Story being the first to do so, spending the first two days of the week at #1. The series was blocked from returning once a new episode was released, as Hulu launched yet another season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives at the end of the week, spending Friday and Saturday at #1 after entering at #7 for a partial day of streaming. Between those two multi-day #1s were single-day stints at #1 by Hulu original Paradise and ABC procedurals The Rookie and High Potential. As for ABC's other series on the air this week, American Idol peaked at #3 but charted only three days in all. Will Trent charted six days and peaked at #2. RJ Decker charted all week, but peaked at only #8 – the lowest of any ABC drama on the air this week. Scrubs has quickly declined on Hulu, charting only one day and peaking at #9 – not much of an improvement on Shifting Gears. Abbott Elementary has also significantly declined, charting only two days and peaking at #8. 9-1-1 managed to out-perform Grey's Anatomy this week, peaking at #3 and charting six days. Grey's, meanwhile, charted five days and peaked at #4. 9-1-1: Nashville remained the weakest of the Thursday night trio, charting five days and peaking at #5, the narrowest gap between it and Grey's in some time. 20/20 charted three days this week and peaked at #7. The Greatest Average American and Shark Tank both failed to chart at all. Daytime soap General Hospital charted five days and peaked at #5. On Fox, Family Guy started their week off by charting two days and peaking at #10. American Dad! continues to slip a bit, charting at $13 for its long chart appearance this week. Best Medicine charted six…