The final 35-day multi-platform ratings for the 2025-2026 TV season are finally in, now that we’re more than a month beyond the official end of the TV season. According to Nielsen’s multiplatform 35-day linear and streaming ratings, Netflix’s “Stranger Things” was still the TV season’s most-watched non-sports series, with 32.9 million viewers, followed by the streamer’s “His & Hers” (25.6 million) and “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” (20.6 million).
But after that, Paramount+’s “Landman,” which was No. 5 in our previous ranker, leapt to No. 4, while CBS’ “Marshals” was the most-watched broadcast show (19.3 million) and Paramount Network’s “Dutton Ranch” was the only cable show to make the ranker (19.2 million). That means Taylor Sheridan held three of the top ten positions this year with multiple series.
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In the broadcast ranker, CBS held four of the top five series including the top two series “Marshals” and “Tracker,” as well as the top-rated comedy “Ghosts.” Four new CBS series also made the chart, making them the top four new series: “Marshals,” “Sheriff Country,” “Boston Blue” and “CIA.” ABC, meanwhile, has the most-watched adults 18-49 series with “High Potential” and most-watched comedy in the demo with “Abbott Elementary.”
