Hartnett's 'Below' Drowns Out Horror Hits

The latest streaming chart sees the new nautical Netflix series "Below," starring Josh Hartnett, making a significant splash by debuting at first place. Hartnett plays a fisherman in a Canadian-accented role, confronting a mysterious aquatic threat in his Newfoundland town. This marks the fourth consecutive week a Netflix production has topped the chart, with "Below" being the latest title to achieve this. "Animals," directed by and starring Ben Affleck, moved to second place after holding the top position last week.

"The Diplomat," starring Keri Russell, returns for its fourth season and secured third place. Stephen King's "Carrie" received a new adaptation on Amazon Prime Video, landing in fourth place and noted for its empathetic portrayal of the titular character. The Paramount+ gangster series "Tulsa King," featuring Sylvester Stallone, entered at fifth place for its fourth season.

Netflix's "East of Eden" fell to sixth place after three weeks on the Top 10. The chart also welcomed several new entries, including Peacock's "Crystal Lake," a prequel to "Friday the 13th," which explores Jason Voorhees's mother. Netflix's documentary "Tyson" about Mike Tyson took eighth place, followed by the Marvel miniseries conclusion "VisionQuest" at ninth.

Closing out the streaming Top 10 is the 17th season of "The Great British Baking Show." On linear television, "Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy!" have climbed to the top spots, displacing recent primetime favorites like "Dancing With the Stars" and "The Voice." "Name That Tune" is another game show finding success on the linear charts.