‘The Boys’ from Prime Video Reigns Supreme on U.S. Streaming Originals Chart for Week Ending June 30

“The Boys” from Prime Video has once again secured the top spot on the Whip Media chart of streaming originals among U.S. consumers for the week ending June 30. This satirical superhero series, now in its fourth season, premiered on June 13 and continues to captivate audiences with its unique take on a group of vigilantes battling superpowered individuals who misuse their abilities.

In second place on the chart is the latest addition to the Disney+ “Star Wars” universe, “The Acolyte,” which made its debut on June 4. Set in the High Republic era before the events of the main “Star Wars” films, the series follows a Jedi investigation into a series of crimes, offering fans a fresh perspective within the beloved franchise.

Hulu’s critically acclaimed series “The Bear” reentered the chart at number three, with the premiere of its third season on June 26. The show continues to garner praise for its gripping storytelling and compelling characters.

Maintaining its position at number four is “Criminal Minds,” which launched a new season on Paramount+ on June 6. This continuation of the popular CBS procedural follows the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit as they track down dangerous criminals, delivering intense and suspenseful storylines.

Rounding out the top five is “Dark Matter,” available on Apple TV+ since May 8. Based on the novel of the same name, the series follows a physicist in Chicago who finds himself in an alternate reality and must fight to return to his own world to protect his loved ones from a malevolent version of himself.

The rankings for the streaming originals chart are determined by the share of views among a diverse panel of U.S. users of the TV Time app, a free TV and movie viewership tracking tool with over 25 million global users. This data provides valuable insights into the popularity and engagement levels of various streaming series in the competitive entertainment landscape.

As audiences continue to seek out compelling content across various streaming platforms, the success of shows like “The Boys,” “The Acolyte,” and “The Bear” highlights the enduring appeal of well-crafted storytelling and engaging characters in the world of original streaming content.