Browse by streaming service
What to watch on Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Prime Video, Disney+ and every other major US streaming service.
Streaming services
Netflix
Netflix carries the largest catalog of any US service and rotates it hardest, so what is available this month often is not next month. This list tracks what is on right now and what people are actually watching.
Apple TV+
Apple TV+ runs a small catalog with an unusually high hit rate, built almost entirely on originals. Worth browsing in full rather than searching, because the library is small enough to see all of.
Prime Video
Prime Video mixes a large included catalog with a rental storefront, which makes it the hardest service to browse without accidentally hitting a paywall. These are titles included with a subscription.
Disney+
Disney+ is where the Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar and National Geographic libraries live, plus a growing slate of general-audience originals since the Hulu content merge.
HBO Max
HBO Max carries the deepest prestige television library anywhere, plus the Warner film catalog. If you are looking for the shows that get cited as the best ever made, most of them are here.
Hulu
Hulu is the strongest service for next-day network television and FX originals, alongside a solid film catalog. These are the titles included with a subscription.
Peacock
Peacock leans on the NBCUniversal library, live sport and a growing original slate. Strong for classic sitcoms and recent Universal theatrical releases.
Paramount+
Paramount+ carries the CBS library, the Star Trek franchise in full, Showtime originals and a large film catalog from Paramount Pictures.
Starz
Starz runs a compact catalog built around original series and a rotating selection of recent theatrical films.
MGM+
MGM+ pairs a small original slate with one of the deeper film libraries available as an add-on subscription.
Networks
FX
FX has an outsized reputation for its size, built on a run of series that consistently outperform their budgets. Everything here streams on Hulu in the United States.
AMC
AMC built the modern prestige-drama template and still runs a focused slate of original series.
NBC
NBC covers network comedy and drama, live sport and the late-night franchises, with next-day streaming on Peacock.
ABC
ABC runs network drama, comedy and unscripted, with next-day streaming on Hulu.
CBS
CBS is the home of the biggest procedurals on television, plus reality formats that have run for decades. Streaming on Paramount+.
FOX
FOX covers animation, unscripted competition and live sport, with a catalog that reaches back to the shows that defined the network.
The CW
The CW built its identity on genre television and teen drama, with a catalog that travels well internationally.
Comedy Central
Comedy Central covers stand-up, animation and satire, including several series that ran long enough to become their own institutions.
Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network produced a run of animated series that found audiences well outside their target demographic, and most of them hold up.