Love Island USA continued its strong run on Peacock, scoring a series high in weekly watch time for the second week in a row. Former NBC series Blindspot also scored big in its second week after being added to Netflix.
Love Island delivered 1.47 billion minutes of viewing from June 16-22 — up 34 percent from its previous high of 1.09 billion minutes, set a week earlier. The show is a huge draw for young adults, Nielsen says: 57 percent of its viewing for the week came from the 18- to 34-year-olds.
Blindspot’s viewing time actually inched down week to week, but its 1.8 billion viewing minutes (vs. 1.87 billion the previous week) were enough to claim the overall top spot. The series, which ran on NBC from 2015-19, joined Netflix on June 7.
The previous week’s leader, Ginny & Georgia, fell one spot to second overall with a still-strong 1.67 billion minutes of viewing. In the three weeks since the show debuted its third season, Ginny & Georgia has racked up 7.42 billion minutes of watch time in the United States.
Two premieres made the top original series list. Netflix’s Kevin Williamson drama The Waterfront opened to 1.11 billion viewing minutes, and Prime Video’s YA series We Were Liars scored 368 million. The Arnold Schwarzenegger-led FUBAR recovered some from a soft opening, growing to 671 million minutes from 412 the previous week. That’s still, however, way behind the week two performance (1.73 billion minutes) of the show’s first season in 2023.
Nielsen’s streaming ratings cover viewing on TV sets only and don’t include minutes watched on computers or mobile devices. The ratings only measure U.S. audiences, not those in other countries. The top streaming titles for June 16-22, 2025, are below.
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