Here Is the List of the Most-Watched Acquired Streaming Series for the Week of June 2 – June 8, 2025

Streaming platforms continue to draw massive audiences with shows that have found new life beyond their original runs. The Nielsen Streaming Ratings for acquired content from June 2 to June 8, 2025, highlight a mix of beloved classics and modern favorites dominating TV screens across the U.S.

This week’s rankings, measured by total minutes viewed, showcase the enduring appeal of series spanning various genres, from gritty dramas to animated gems. Let’s dive into the top 10 acquired shows that kept us glued to our screens, exploring what makes each one a streaming standout.

10. Bob’s Burgers (2011–present)

‘Bob’s Burgers,’ an animated comedy about the Belcher family running a quirky hamburger restaurant, landed at number 10 with 607 million minutes viewed across 284 episodes on Hulu. First airing on January 9, 2011, the show’s sharp humor and heartfelt family dynamics continue to charm audiences, with its 15th season still rolling out new episodes.

Its relatable characters, like the optimistic Bob and mischievous Louise, keep us coming back for more. The show’s massive episode count makes it perfect for binge-watching, offering a cozy escape for viewers seeking lighthearted laughs.

9. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999–present)

‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’ claimed the ninth spot, racking up 626 million minutes across 575 episodes on Hulu and Peacock. Premiering on September 20, 1999, this crime drama, led by Mariska Hargitay as Olivia Benson, remains a powerhouse with its gripping cases and emotional depth.

Now in its 26th season, the show’s focus on real-world issues keeps it relevant. Its availability on multiple platforms makes it easy for us to dive into the intense world of the SVU squad, episode after episode.

8. Criminal Minds (2005–2020, 2022–present)

At number eight, ‘Criminal Minds’ drew 660 million minutes across 354 episodes on Hulu and Paramount+. Debuting on September 22, 2005, this psychological thriller follows FBI profilers tackling twisted criminal cases, with its revival seasons starting in 2022 keeping the momentum alive.

The show’s dark storytelling and complex characters, like David Rossi and Penelope Garcia, hook us every time. Its deep catalog and multi-platform access make it a go-to for fans of intense crime dramas.

7. The Big Bang Theory (2007–2019)

‘The Big Bang Theory’ secured seventh place with 670 million minutes viewed across 281 episodes on Max. This sitcom, which premiered on September 24, 2007, follows a group of brilliant scientists navigating life and love with nerdy charm and endless laughs.

Even years after its finale, the chemistry between characters like Sheldon and Leonard keeps us watching. Its massive fanbase and easy accessibility on Max make it a comfort-watch staple for comedy lovers.

6. Family Guy (1999–present)

‘Family Guy’ took the sixth spot, amassing 722 million minutes across 450 episodes on Hulu. Since its debut on January 31, 1999, Seth MacFarlane’s animated series has delivered bold humor through the chaotic Griffin family, with new episodes still airing in its 23rd season.

The show’s irreverent jokes and pop-culture gags keep it fresh for longtime fans and newcomers. Its vast episode library on Hulu makes it a reliable pick for a quick laugh anytime.

5. NCIS (2003–present)

Landing at number five, ‘NCIS’ clocked 747 million minutes across 488 episodes on Hulu, Netflix, and Paramount+. Premiering on September 23, 2003, this procedural drama follows naval investigators solving crimes with a mix of action and heart, still going strong in its 22nd season.

Characters like Gibbs and McGee remain fan favorites, and the show’s wide availability across three platforms fuels its streaming success. It’s a perfect blend of suspense and familiarity for crime show fans.

4. SpongeBob SquarePants (1999–present)

‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ swam into fourth place with 751 million minutes across 323 episodes on Paramount+. Since its premiere on May 1, 1999, this animated classic about a cheerful sea sponge in Bikini Bottom has delighted audiences with its colorful characters and silly humor.

Still airing new episodes, the show’s timeless appeal spans generations, making it a family-friendly binge favorite. Its strong presence on Paramount+ keeps SpongeBob and friends thriving in the streaming era.

3. Grey’s Anatomy (2005–present)

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ secured third place, pulling in 760 million minutes across 449 episodes on Hulu and Netflix. Launched on March 27, 2005, Shonda Rhimes’ medical drama, centered on Meredith Grey and her colleagues, continues to captivate with emotional stories and intense hospital drama.

Now in its 21st season, the show’s mix of romance, tragedy, and resilience keeps us hooked. Its availability on two major platforms ensures fans can relive every heartfelt moment.

2. Bluey (2018–present)

‘Bluey,’ the charming Australian animated series, took second place with 847 million minutes across 154 episodes on Disney+. Premiering on October 1, 2018, this show about a lovable blue heeler puppy and her family has won hearts with its wholesome stories and playful energy.

Its short episodes and relatable parenting moments make it a hit for kids and adults alike. Disney+’s platform gives us easy access to Bluey’s heartwarming adventures, perfect for family viewing.

1. Animal Kingdom (2016–2022)

Topping the list, ‘Animal Kingdom’ roared with 1,135 million minutes viewed across 75 episodes on Netflix. This gritty crime drama, which debuted on June 14, 2016, follows the Cody family navigating a dangerous world of heists and family loyalty, ending after six seasons in 2022.

Its intense storytelling and standout performances, like Ellen Barkin as Smurf, make it a binge-worthy gem. Netflix’s platform has given this TNT series a massive second life, dominating the week’s streaming charts.

Which show from this week’s rankings is your go-to binge, or is there another gem you’re loving? Drop your thoughts in the comments!