‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ Tops HBO Max’s Top 10 Most-Watched Shows List of the Week Again

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If you’re looking for what everyone’s pressing play on right now, here’s a quick, useful rundown of the most-watched series on HBO Max this week—what they’re about, who’s behind them, and when/where new episodes are landing. Each entry sticks to the essentials so you can jump straight to what fits your mood without extra digging.

‘Baylen Out Loud’ (2025– )

'Baylen Out Loud' (2025– )
Michael Levitt Productions

This reality series follows Baylen Dupree’s day-to-day life and advocacy while living with Tourette Syndrome. Seasons stream on Max, with episode guides and descriptions available on the show’s page. The series is categorized under reality and family programming within the Max interface. Regional Max listings also reflect availability in European markets.

‘Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’ (2014– )

'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' (2014– )
Sixteen String Jack Productions

The weekly news-satire series streams on Max after its Sunday HBO airing. Episodes combine headline commentary with a deep-dive segment on a single topic, produced by a veteran team of executive producers. The show’s current season lineup and streaming availability are maintained on the Max title page and official listings. Recent awards coverage confirms its ongoing recognition in writing and variety categories.

‘Alex vs ARod’ (2025)

'Alex vs ARod' (2025)
HBO Sports Documentaries

This three-part documentary series chronicles Alex Rodriguez’s rise, controversies and public reinvention, featuring interviews with family members, former teammates and managers. Episodes premiered on a Thursday night broadcast and stream on Max with weekly follow-ups. The production comes from Religion of Sports with Gotham Chopra among the directors. Streaming access and episode synopses are available on the show’s Max page and HBO’s press site.

‘Holiday Baking Championship’ (2014– )

'Holiday Baking Championship' (2014– )
Triage Entertainment

Food-competition fans can stream multiple seasons on Max, featuring bakers tackling holiday-themed challenges for a cash prize. Episodes showcase round-by-round eliminations judged by culinary experts. The show originates from Food Network but is available in Max’s catalog. Prize setups and episode formats are listed on the Max series page.

‘I Love LA’ (2025– )

'I Love LA' (2025– )
HBO

Created by and starring Rachel Sennott, this ensemble comedy follows a tight friend group navigating life and ambition in Los Angeles. New episodes air Sundays on HBO and stream on Max the same night. The season consists of eight episodes, with casting that includes Josh Hutcherson, Jordan Firstman, Odessa A’zion and True Whitaker. The series has already been set to continue with a second season.

‘Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake’ (2023– )

'Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake' (2023– )
Cartoon Network Studios

The ‘Adventure Time’ spin-off streams on Max with a new season rolling out weekly. Season 2 debuted in late October, with a ten-episode run scheduled to conclude in late December. Episodes continue the multiverse adventures of Fionna the Human, Cake the Cat and friends. Release details and date confirmations come via Warner Bros. Discovery and TV listings.

‘Real Time with Bill Maher’ (2003– )

'Real Time with Bill Maher' (2003– )
Bill Maher Productions

The long-running weekly talk show streams on Max after its Friday-night HBO broadcast. New episodes feature a monologue, panel discussion, and interview segments tied to current events. The current season is available to stream in full on Max. Upcoming guest lineups are posted on the show’s page as episodes approach.

‘The Chair Company’ (2025– )

'The Chair Company' (2025– )
Hyperobject Industries

This offbeat comedy stars Tim Robinson as a mid-level manager who stumbles into a sprawling corporate conspiracy. Season 1 streams on Max, and HBO has announced a renewal following strong first-season performance. The series is positioned as one of the platform’s top new comedies and continues under HBO’s comedy banner. Viewers can find the full first season in the Max catalog now.

‘Smiling Friends’ (2020– )

'Smiling Friends' (2020– )
Six Point Harness

The animated comedy continues on Max, with a recent season launch and additional seasons confirmed by its broadcaster. Episodes follow Pim, Charlie and the Smiling Friends company as they take on oddball client jobs. The show’s third season arrived in early October with more installments streaming on Max after cable premieres. Future seasons have already been announced.

‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ (2025–)

'IT: Welcome to Derry' (2025–)
Warner Bros. Television

This prequel to Stephen King’s ‘It’ follows a new family in Derry as sinister events signal the rise of Pennywise, with episodes rolling out weekly on HBO and streaming on Max. Andy Muschietti, who directed the modern ‘It’ films, is attached behind the camera for multiple episodes. The series premiered in late October and quickly drew multi-million opening-week viewership. An eight-episode season schedule carries the run through mid-December.

Tell us which of these you’re watching right now—and what you think deserves to be on next week’s list—in the comments.

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