Here Are Original Streaming Hits for the Week of June 16 – June 22, 2025, Including ‘The Waterfront’

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Every week, streaming platforms bring us stories that spark conversations and keep us hooked. According to Nielsen’s Streaming Content Ratings, tracking giants like Netflix, Peacock, and Prime Video, the week of June 16–22, 2025, highlighted a vibrant mix of original series that grabbed viewers’ attention.

From intense dramas to addictive reality TV, these shows ruled the charts. Below, we break down the top 10 original series, counting down from 10 to 1, with insights into what makes each one a hit.

10. ‘Tires’ (2024–present)

10. ‘Tires’ (2024–present)
Rough House Pictures

Landing at number 10, ‘Tires’ clocked 320 million minutes across 18 episodes on Netflix. This comedy dives into the chaos of a struggling tire shop, where a hapless manager juggles his quirky team.

The show’s charm lies in its grounded humor and relatable workplace antics. Shane Gillis leads with a laid-back vibe that feels authentic. We’re hooked on the quick wit and the shop’s underdog spirit.

9. ‘Stranger Things’ (2016–2025)

9. ‘Stranger Things’ (2016–2025)
21 Laps Entertainment

The iconic ‘Stranger Things’ pulled in 353 million minutes with 34 episodes on Netflix. This sci-fi hit keeps us in Hawkins, where kids battle supernatural forces with 80s flair.

This season ramps up the stakes with new monsters and deeper mysteries. The ensemble, including Millie Bobby Brown, delivers heart and thrills. We love the nostalgic vibes and edge-of-your-seat moments.

8. ‘We Were Liars’ (2025)

8. ‘We Were Liars’ (2025)
Universal Television

Prime Video’s ‘We Were Liars’ scored 368 million minutes over 8 episodes. Adapted from a popular novel, this thriller unravels a wealthy family’s secrets on a secluded island.

The story’s twists and atmospheric visuals keep you guessing. Emily Alyn Lind shines as the lead, navigating trauma and lies. We’re captivated by the eerie tone and emotional depth.

7. ‘The Better Sister’ (2025)

7. ‘The Better Sister’ (2025)
Tomorrow Studios

Grabbing 435 million minutes across 8 episodes, Prime Video’s ‘The Better Sister’ is a gripping tale of family and betrayal. A murder forces two sisters to face their fractured bond.

The cast, led by Elisabeth Moss, brings raw intensity to the drama. Its tight pacing and emotional stakes make it a standout. We’re drawn to the complex characters and shocking reveals.

6. ‘Dept. Q’ (2025)

6. ‘Dept. Q’ (2025)
Left Bank Pictures

Netflix’s ‘Dept. Q’ earned 452 million minutes with 9 episodes. This Danish series follows a detective diving into cold cases, uncovering dark truths in a gritty world.

Its moody cinematography and sharp writing set it apart. Ulrich Thomsen’s portrayal of Carl Mørck is both tough and vulnerable. We can’t get enough of the intricate plots and tense atmosphere.

5. ‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ (2024–present)

5. ‘America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ (2024–present)
One Potato Productions

This Netflix reality series racked up 610 million minutes across 14 episodes. It pulls back the curtain on the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, showcasing their grit and glamour.

The show captures the squad’s intense training and personal struggles. Its mix of heart and drama keeps us invested. We’re cheering for their passion and resilience.

4. ‘Fubar’ (2023–present)

4. ‘Fubar’ (2023–present)
Skydance Television

‘Fubar’ brought 671 million minutes over 16 episodes on Netflix. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, this action-comedy follows a CIA agent juggling spy life and family drama.

The show blends high-octane stunts with sharp humor. Arnold’s larger-than-life presence anchors the chaos. We’re hooked on the fun vibe and explosive action scenes.

3. ‘The Waterfront’ (2025–present)

3. ‘The Waterfront’ (2025–present)
Universal Television

Netflix’s ‘The Waterfront’ reeled in 1,108 million minutes with 8 episodes. This drama centers on a family’s harbor business, tangled in crime and loyalty.

Holt McCallany leads with a commanding performance, backed by a stellar cast. The coastal setting and layered story keep us glued. We love the raw emotion and cinematic sweep.

2. ‘Love Island USA’ (2019–present)

2. ‘Love Island’ (2019–present)
ITV Global Entertainment

Peacock’s ‘Love Island USA’ steamed up with 1,466 million minutes across 229 episodes. Singles navigate love and drama in a tropical villa, sparking endless twists.

Hosted by Ariana Madix, the show thrives on romance and betrayal. Its addictive format keeps us hooked on every coupling. We can’t resist the flirty chaos and bold challenges.

1. ‘Ginny & Georgia’ (2021–2025)

1. ‘Ginny & Georgia’ (2021–2025)
Dynamic Television

Taking the top spot, ‘Ginny & Georgia’ amassed 1,674 million minutes over 30 episodes on Netflix. This dramedy follows a mother and daughter navigating secrets in a small town.

Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry shine as the leads, balancing humor and heart. The show’s mix of drama and wit makes it unmissable. We’re obsessed with the tangled relationships and clever twists.

What’s your go-to show from this lineup? Share your picks in the comments!

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