The Most Popular Streaming Shows and Movies This Week (2024)

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Here are the top shows and movies from the past week, on Netflix and across all the major streaming services. We also break out the top 10 lists of TV shows and movies below. Use them to compare your tastes or to get an idea of what you should binge next. You may find a new favorite!

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1. Fallout (Prime Video)

The video game adaption genre continues unabated. This time, the post-apocalyptic adventure game gets a sequential story retread from the creators of Westworld and it has the goods. Expect a The Last of Us meets Silo vibe with some actual comedy (that's a compliment).

2. Baby Reindeer (Netflix)

Ever had an obsessed stalker? It happened to comedian Richard Gadd in real life, so he made a disturbing play about it. That play is now a TV show. The Guardian calls it a "self-loathing horror that is relentlessly bleak." Should be fun.

3. Anyone But You (Netflix)

The rom-com never died—not on streaming services at least. But Anyone But You was actually a success at the theater, based on the onscreen chemistry and charm of stars (Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell) who act like they hate each other as they fall in love.

4. Late Night with the Devil (Shudder)

What would happen if a 1970s TV talk show host had an episode so off the rails it was downright evil? This explosively popular horror film gives you a hint of how bad it would be. Be happy you aren't in a live studio audience.

5. Under the Bridge (Hulu)

Fresh off her Academy Award-nominated performance in Killers of the Flower Moon, Lily Gladstone stars in this Hulu series about a Canadian police officer and a novelist sidekick investigating the disappearance of a teenage girl and the friends who may be involved.

6. Shōgun (Hulu)

The reviews on this latest adaptation of the novel of the same name by James Clavell are stellar, with some comparing the thrills to that of the original Game of Thrones. It's still rated 99% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes. The full series of 10 episodes recently concluded.

7. Argylle

Kind of like a Romancing the Stone for the modern spy age. At first glance, Argylle looks like a spy flick with Henry Cavill trying again to go full Man from U.N.C.L.E. Instead, it's really about a book author who writes about that character so well that real spy agencies follow everything she pens.

8. Dead Boy Detectives (Netflix)

This Sandman spinoff series has the ghosts of two British boarding-school boys born 70 years apart open a detective agency, taking on cases from their fellow specters while evading the attention of Death. Neil Gaiman, who created the characters in the comics, is executive producer.

9. The Beekeeper (Fubo, MGM+)

If you're going to pull a phishing scam on a kindly little old lady, make sure that she doesn't have a friend like Jason Statham willing to bring his unique brand of vengeance down on your heads.

10. Ripley (Netflix)

The Talented Mr. Ripley gets another retelling, this time as a limited series with Andrew Scott as the man himself. In this adaptation, shot in moody black and white, the plot remains the same (Tom Ripley is sent to extricate Dickie Greenleaf from expat life in Italy) but the tone is much different than in the Anthony Minghella film.

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