A Popular Romance Drama Tops Hulu’s Top 10 Most-Watched Series List This Week

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The streaming landscape continues to shift as high-stakes dramas and long-running favorites dominate the viewing charts this week. From biographical anthologies exploring American history to intense crime procedurals, the current top-rated programs reflect a diverse range of audience interests. This week’s rankings showcase several new entries for the 2026 season alongside established series that have maintained a dedicated following for years. Viewers are gravitating toward complex character studies and psychological thrillers that offer both escapism and grounded narratives.

‘Memory of a Killer’ (2026)

'Memory of a Killer' (2026)
Warner Bros. Television

In the crime drama ‘Memory of a Killer’, Patrick Dempsey stars as Angelo Doyle, a professional contract killer living a double life. The series follows Doyle as he attempts to balance his illicit profession with his responsibilities as a family man. Tensions rise when his pregnant daughter is targeted in an assassination attempt, forcing his two separate worlds to collide. Throughout the narrative, Doyle navigates his brother’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis while noticing early signs that the disease is starting to affect his own memory.

‘General Hospital’ (1963–Present)

'General Hospital' (1963–Present)
Walt Disney Television

As one of the longest-running scripted television programs in American history, ‘General Hospital’ continues to draw significant viewership on streaming platforms. The series centers on the interconnected lives, loves, and conflicts of the residents of the fictional city of Port Charles. Key storylines often revolve around the prominent Quartermaine and Spencer families and the dramatic happenings at the local hospital. Its enduring legacy is maintained through a consistent blend of high-stakes medical drama and intricate romantic entanglements.

‘Best Medicine’ (2026)

'Best Medicine' (2026)
Propagate Content

Adapted from the British series ‘Doc Martin’, ‘Best Medicine’ features Josh Charles as the brilliant yet abrasive Dr. Martin Best. After practicing in Boston, Best relocates to the small fishing village of Port Wenn, Maine, where he spent summers as a child. The narrative focuses on his difficult transition into the tight-knit community and his struggles with a debilitating phobia of blood. While managing his new practice, he attempts to reconnect with his aunt and overcome the professional trauma that led to his relocation.

‘Doc’ (2025–Present)

'Doc' (2025–Present)
Sony Pictures Television

The medical drama ‘Doc’ follows Dr. Amy Elias, a brilliant Chief of Internal Medicine who suffers a traumatic brain injury that wipes out the last eight years of her memory. Faced with a world she no longer recognizes, she must navigate her career as an intern rather than a department head. The series explores her journey to reclaim her identity while managing complex medical cases and fractured personal relationships. It is based on the popular Italian series ‘Nelle tue mani’ and highlights themes of resilience and professional rediscovery.

‘Will Trent’ (2023–Present)

'Will Trent' (2023–Present)
3 Arts Entertainment

Based on the bestselling book series by Karin Slaughter, ‘Will Trent’ centers on Special Agent Will Trent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Having survived a difficult childhood in Atlanta’s foster care system, Trent uses his unique perspective to solve complex criminal cases. He maintains the highest clearance rate in the GBI while navigating personal challenges and professional rivalries. The series blends procedural elements with a deep dive into the protagonist’s traumatic past and eccentric personality.

‘The Beauty’ (2026)

'The Beauty' (2026)
20th Television

In ‘The Beauty’, a sci-fi drama from Ryan Murphy, society is transformed by a medical procedure that grants physical perfection at a hidden cost. The series examines the societal obsession with vanity and the dark consequences of achieving eternal youth. Characters must navigate a world where the line between natural human appearance and artificial enhancement has blurred significantly. It serves as a commentary on modern standards of beauty and the ethical boundaries of medical intervention.

‘The Rookie’ (2018–Present)

'The Rookie' (2018–Present)
ABC Studios

Starring Nathan Fillion, ‘The Rookie’ follows John Nolan, who becomes the oldest rookie in the Los Angeles Police Department after a life-altering incident. The show chronicles his efforts to keep up with younger colleagues while proving his worth to the force. Throughout its run, the series has expanded to cover the professional and personal lives of a diverse group of officers and detectives. It combines high-intensity action sequences with the daily realities and bureaucratic challenges of modern urban policing.

‘Fear Factor: House of Fear’ (2026)

'Fear Factor: House of Fear' (2026)
Endemol Shine North America

The reality competition series ‘Fear Factor: House of Fear’ reinvents the classic format by placing contestants in a high-stakes, horror-themed environment. Participants are tasked with overcoming their deepest phobias through a series of physical and psychological challenges. The show utilizes immersive set designs and elaborate stunts to test the limits of the human spirit. Each episode culminates in an elimination process that leaves only the most resilient competitors standing.

‘Love Story’ (2026)

'Love Story' (2026)
Ryan Murphy Television

Created by Connor Hines and executive produced by Ryan Murphy, ‘Love Story’ serves as the fifth installment in the ‘American Story’ anthology franchise. The inaugural season focuses on the highly publicized relationship between John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy. The narrative charts their whirlwind courtship, their clandestine wedding, and the immense media pressure that defined their marriage. It explores the complexities of living in the public eye while trying to maintain a private romantic bond.

‘Tell Me Lies’ (2022–Present)

'Tell Me Lies' (2022–Present)
Belletrist Productions

‘Tell Me Lies’ explores the tumultuous and addictive relationship between Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco over the course of eight years. The drama begins during their college years and follows the long-term consequences of their choices and deceptions. As the story unfolds, the toxic nature of their bond impacts everyone in their social circle, leading to permanent fractures. The series delves into the themes of obsession, psychological manipulation, and the difficulty of escaping a damaging romance.

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