“Mayday” Dethrones “Obsession” as This Week’s Most-Streamed Movie

“Furious” maintains its television lead as Hulu’s “Chad Powers” debuts at No. 2.

The latest JustWatch Streaming Charts have a new movie at No. 1. After spending weeks at the top, Obsession has been overtaken by Mayday, which is now the most-streamed film in this week’s rankings.

The change gives Mayday one of the week’s biggest streaming victories and ends Obsession’s extended run as the leading movie. Despite losing the top position, Obsession remains in the top 10, showing that viewers are still seeking it out across streaming platforms.

On the television side, Furious continues to lead the rankings at No. 1. The series held off a strong debut from Hulu’s new comedy Chad Powers, which entered the TV Streaming Charts at No. 2.

Landing that high in its first appearance makes Chad Powers one of the week’s most notable newcomers. Its debut places it immediately behind the current television leader and gives Hulu a major presence near the top of the chart.

This week’s rankings also produced an unusual title coincidence. Obsessed is the top free-to-stream selection on JustWatch TV, while the similarly named Obsession continues its run among the 10 most-streamed subscription titles. The two are separate titles, but their simultaneous chart appearances may encourage viewers to take a second look.

Overall, the latest numbers demonstrate how quickly streaming audiences can shift. A movie that dominates for several weeks can be displaced by a new favorite, while a new television comedy can immediately challenge an established chart leader.

For viewers deciding what to watch next, this week’s rankings offer three clear takeaways: Mayday is the movie attracting the most attention, Furious remains television’s streaming leader and Chad Powers is the newcomer to watch.

The rankings are based on activity measured by JustWatch, a streaming guide that helps viewers find where movies and television series are available across subscription and free streaming services.

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