Here Are the Acquired Streaming Hits for the Week of July 14 – July 20, 2025, Including ‘Paw Patrol’

This week showed how comfort viewing and big libraries still rule living rooms across the country. Audiences leaned on familiar sitcoms, evergreen animation, and long running dramas that make it easy to settle in and keep the episodes coming.

What stands out is the mix of family favorites and crime or medical staples that invite repeat visits. With broad availability across major services, these shows keep finding new viewers while loyal fans circle back to favorite chapters.

10. ‘NCIS’ (2003)

‘NCIS’ logged 613 million viewing minutes across 488 episodes. The steady rhythm of case solving and a cast viewers know by heart make it an easy choice for long sessions.

You can find it on Hulu, Netflix, and Paramount Plus, which gives fans plenty of ways to dive in. That reach paired with an enormous catalog keeps the play button busy.

9. ‘The Big Bang Theory’ (2007)

‘The Big Bang Theory’ reached 649 million minutes with 281 episodes that zip by. The quick banter and warm ensemble make drop in viewing feel effortless.

It streams on HBO Max, where many fans revisit favorite arcs and end up sticking around for more. One episode turns into a handful before you even notice.

8. ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ (1999)

‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ soaked up 684 million minutes across 323 episodes. Kids discover it fresh while grown ups enjoy the nostalgia and the silly jokes that still land.

Paramount Plus makes it simple for families to queue up a few adventures. The short runtimes encourage another episode and then another.

7. ‘Family Guy’ (1999)

‘Family Guy’ delivered 688 million minutes from a hefty library of 453 episodes. The offbeat humor and quick cut gags make it perfect for relaxed, low stakes viewing.

Streaming on Hulu keeps it in easy reach for late night laughs or casual background play. Viewers drop in anywhere and find something to enjoy.

6. ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ (2005)

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ tallied 714 million minutes with 449 episodes. The character twists and emotional stories invite the kind of watching where hours slip by.

Seasons are available on Hulu and Netflix, so fans can jump to a favorite era or start from the beginning. Either way the drama keeps rolling.

5. ‘Paw Patrol’ (2013)

‘Paw Patrol’ fetched 715 million minutes across 318 episodes. Gentle lessons and simple missions make it a reliable pick for young viewers.

It streams on Netflix and Paramount Plus, giving families more than one place to press play. The constant supply of bite sized stories keeps the pups busy.

4. ‘Animal Kingdom’ (2016)

‘Animal Kingdom’ amassed 768 million minutes over 75 episodes. The tense family dynamics and crime driven plots encourage just one more episode.

Available on Netflix, the series offers a compact run that still feels full. Many viewers start on a weekday and realize they have cruised through a season.

3. ‘Blindspot’ (2015)

‘Blindspot’ posted 890 million minutes with 100 episodes. The puzzle at the center and brisk action pull viewers through multi episode stretches.

Netflix gives the show a wide stage where people looking for a twisty watch can jump right in. Once the clues start connecting it is easy to stick around.

2. ‘Bluey’ (2018)

‘Bluey’ charmed families to the tune of 896 million minutes across 154 episodes. Its gentle humor and everyday adventures work for kids and parents together.

You can watch it on Disney Plus, which makes it simple to stack a few stories before bedtime. The warm tone invites repeat visits throughout the week.

1. ‘Sullivan’s Crossing’ (2023)

‘Sullivan’s Crossing’ drew 1,356 million minutes over 20 episodes. Viewers connect with its cozy setting and character centered storytelling that rewards unhurried viewing.

Streaming on Netflix gives it strong visibility and plenty of word of mouth. It is an easy recommendation that friends share and catch up on together.

Tell us what you watched from this list and share your thoughts in the comments.