The Acclaimed ‘Game of Thrones’ Spin-Off Remains HBO Max’s Most-Watched Show This Week

HBO Max continues to attract significant viewership with its impressive lineup of prestige dramas, reality shows, and true-crime documentaries. This week’s trending titles reflect a strong mix of beloved returning series and newly launched docuseries. Audiences are tuning in for high-stakes fantasy adventures, lighthearted animated comedies, and gripping investigative narratives. Below is a list of the most popular series currently captivating viewers on the platform.

‘911: Did The Killer Call?’ (2025–)

This true-crime docuseries delves into chilling emergency calls to analyze the behavior of murderers who report their own crimes. Investigators and forensic psychologists dissect the audio recordings to uncover verbal cues, inconsistencies, and psychological slips. Each episode features actual recordings of 911 dispatches, along with insights from law enforcement officials involved in the cases, providing a comprehensive look at the investigative techniques used to reveal deceptive callers.

‘Little Singles’ (2026–)

This reality series follows a group of friends with various forms of dwarfism living together in a specially adapted house. The participants navigate everyday challenges like dating, self-esteem, and social stigma while fostering a supportive community. Over time, their carefree getaway evolves into a deeper family experience, highlighting their personal relationship histories and exploring the meanings of love and belonging within their community.

‘Deadly Influence: The Social Media Murders’ (2024–)

This true-crime documentary series investigates the darker aspects of digital culture by focusing on crimes involving online influencers. Each episode unpacks a different case where social media fame, obsession, and virtual communities culminated in real-world violence. Through interviews with family members, friends, and digital experts, the show traces the rise and fall of various internet personalities, analyzing how algorithms and intense parasocial relationships can lead to tragic outcomes.

’90 Day: The Last Resort’ (2023–)

This reality spin-off gathers several couples from the broader franchise at a resort to tackle their relationship issues. With the guidance of professional therapists, the participants engage in intense couples therapy, group sessions, and unique relationship exercises. By the end of their stay, the couples must decide whether to mend their relationships or part ways permanently, showcasing their interpersonal conflicts and emotional breakthroughs during this therapeutic retreat.

‘Baylen Out Loud’ (2025–)

This series follows the daily life and creative pursuits of popular internet personality Baylen Levine. The episodes document his large-scale pranks, interactions with his crew, and the challenges of managing a substantial online brand. Viewers get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the planning and execution of his viral videos and live events, capturing the transition of a digital creator into the mainstream entertainment landscape.

’90 Day Fiancé’ (2014–)

This reality series chronicles the journeys of international couples who have applied for a K-1 visa, allowing foreign fiancés to enter the United States to live with their partners, provided they marry within ninety days. The episodes follow the couples as they navigate cultural differences, language barriers, and family skepticism before their wedding deadlines. The franchise has significantly expanded over the years, remaining a cornerstone of reality programming.

‘The Man Will Burn’ (2026)

This documentary series explores the history and evolution of the Burning Man festival held annually in the Nevada desert. Filmed over three years with the cooperation of the non-profit Burning Man Project, the series features archival footage spanning three decades. The episodes delve into the cultural impact, logistical challenges, and philosophical foundations of the temporary city created by attendees, with filmmakers Karim Amer and Jehane Noujaim as producers.

‘Rick and Morty’ (2013–)

This animated science-fiction sitcom follows the interdimensional escapades of a cynical mad scientist and his anxious grandson. The duo travels through various dimensions, alternate realities, and alien worlds using an array of futuristic gadgets. The show tackles complex scientific concepts, existential philosophies, and dysfunctional family dynamics in a satirical manner. It has garnered multiple awards and maintains a dedicated global fanbase since its debut.

‘Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An almost History of America’ (2026–)

This comedic history series features Larry David taking an improvised approach to significant events in American history. Developed in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, the series is produced by a collaborative team including Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Larry David, and Jeff Schaffer. Each episode combines historical facts with comedic performances to offer a unique perspective on the nation’s past.

‘House of the Dragon’ (2022–)

This fantasy drama serves as a prequel to the acclaimed series ‘Game of Thrones’. Set nearly two centuries before the original show, it chronicles the rise and fall of House Targaryen. The narrative centers on the succession crisis and the ensuing civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons. The production features a large ensemble cast, intricate political intrigue, and impressive visual effects showcasing the family’s dragons.

We invite you to share your thoughts on these trending HBO Max series and let us know which ones you are currently watching in the comments.