Here Are the Most-Watched Movies and TV Shows for the Week of June 2 – June 8, 2025

Streaming platforms continue to dominate our screens, with viewers diving into a mix of fresh releases and beloved classics. The Nielsen streaming ratings for June 2–8, 2025, highlight a diverse lineup of shows and movies capturing our attention.

From gripping dramas to animated favorites, this week’s top 10 showcases the variety of stories we’re drawn to. Let’s break down the rankings, starting from the bottom, to see what made the list and why these titles are resonating.

10. Spongebob Squarepants (1999–present)

‘Spongebob Squarepants’ landed at number 10 with 751 million minutes viewed across 323 episodes on Paramount+. This animated comedy, created by Stephen Hillenburg, follows the cheerful sea sponge and his Bikini Bottom pals in their quirky underwater adventures. Since its debut on May 1, 1999, the show has charmed kids and adults with its humor and heart. Its enduring appeal keeps it a streaming staple, especially for families looking for lighthearted fun.

The show’s massive episode count and nostalgic pull make it a go-to for binge-watching. Whether it’s Spongebob’s job at the Krusty Krab or Patrick’s goofy antics, we keep coming back for more laughs under the sea.

9. Grey’s Anatomy (2005–present)

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ took the ninth spot with 760 million minutes watched across 449 episodes on Hulu and Netflix. Shonda Rhimes’ medical drama, which premiered on March 27, 2005, follows the lives of doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. With Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, the series blends intense medical cases with personal drama, keeping viewers hooked for two decades.

Its long run and emotional storytelling draw both longtime fans and new viewers. The show’s availability on two major platforms boosts its accessibility, making it a consistent favorite for drama lovers.

8. Love Island USA (2019–present)

‘Love Island USA’ secured eighth place with 772 million minutes viewed across 216 episodes on Peacock. This reality dating show, which kicked off its seventh season on June 5, 2025, brings singles together in a tropical villa to find love—or at least some drama. Since its start on July 9, 2019, the U.S. version of the UK hit has grown a dedicated fanbase.

The new season’s premiere sparked a surge in viewership, with steamy challenges and romantic twists keeping us glued. Its bingeable format and social media buzz make it a summer streaming standout.

7. The Better Sister (2025)

‘The Better Sister’ claimed seventh place with 776 million minutes watched across eight episodes on Prime Video. This thriller series, which debuted on May 29, 2025, is based on Alafair Burke’s novel and stars Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks as sisters caught in a web of secrets and murder. The show’s intense plot and strong performances have quickly hooked viewers.

With a slightly younger audience, mostly aged 35–64, the series offers a gripping mix of family drama and suspense. Its strong debut suggests it’s a must-watch for thriller fans.

6. Bluey (2018–present)

‘Bluey’ took sixth place with 847 million minutes viewed across 154 episodes on Disney+. This Australian animated series, which premiered on October 1, 2018, follows Bluey, a lovable dog, and her family in heartwarming, kid-friendly adventures. Created by Joe Brumm, it’s a hit with parents and preschoolers alike for its gentle humor and life lessons.

The show’s short episodes and universal appeal make it perfect for family viewing. Its consistent presence on streaming charts proves it’s a go-to for cozy, feel-good moments.

5. Straw (2025)

‘Straw’ landed at number five with 881 million minutes watched for its single feature on Netflix. Released on June 5, 2025, this Tyler Perry psychological thriller stars Taraji P. Henson as Janiyah, a single mother pushed to her breaking point. The film’s raw emotion and intense narrative have resonated, especially with Black viewers making up nearly half its audience.

Henson’s powerful performance drives this gripping story of desperation and survival. Its strong debut signals Perry’s knack for delivering impactful stories that hit home.

4. Dept. Q (2025)

‘Dept. Q’ secured fourth place with 1,098 million minutes viewed across nine episodes on Netflix. This Scottish crime drama, which dropped on May 29, 2025, follows a detective unit tackling cold cases with a dark, mysterious edge. Its gritty storytelling and shocking twists have drawn a strong audience, particularly those over 50.

The series’ complex characters and binge-worthy plot keep viewers hooked. Its appeal to an older crowd shows its depth, blending creepy vibes with sharp dialogue.

3. Animal Kingdom (2016–2022)

‘Animal Kingdom’ roared into third place with 1,135 million minutes watched across 75 episodes on Netflix. This crime drama, which ran from June 14, 2016, to August 28, 2022, follows a family of criminals led by matriarch Smurf, played by Ellen Barkin. Its recent arrival on Netflix on June 1, 2025, sparked a viewing surge, especially among adults aged 35–64.

The show’s intense family dynamics and heist-filled episodes make it a gripping binge. Its strong performance highlights Netflix’s power to revive older series for new audiences.

2. The Accountant 2 (2025)

‘The Accountant 2’ took second place with 1,384 million minutes viewed for its single feature on Prime Video. Released on June 5, 2025, after a brief theatrical run, this action sequel stars Ben Affleck as Christian Wolff, a math savant turned deadly accountant, alongside Jon Bernthal. The film builds on the 2016 original with high-stakes action and complex plots.

Its strong male audience, especially men aged 35–64, fueled its impressive streaming debut. The film’s fast-paced thrills and Affleck’s intense performance make it a standout.

1. Ginny & Georgia (2021-2025)

‘Ginny & Georgia’ topped the charts at number one with a massive 2,880 million minutes viewed across 30 episodes on Netflix. The third season of this mother-daughter drama, starring Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry, dropped on June 5, 2025, driving its biggest week ever. Since its debut on February 24, 2021, the show has blended teen angst, family secrets, and crime.

Its young audience, with 45% under 35, and strong Black viewership at 19% show its broad appeal. The new season’s dramatic twists have clearly kept us hooked.

What’s your favorite from this week’s streaming lineup, or is there another title you’re loving? Drop your thoughts in the comments!