The MindShare Top 50
The biggest soccer match ever televised in this country, and the top of the chart did not move. Spain beat Argentina 1–0 in extra time on Sunday and 62.8 million Americans watched: 38.9M on Fox, 23.9M across Telemundo and Peacock, with Fox alone peaking at 51.7M during extra time. Fold in both semifinals and the third-place match and the World Cup posts an 81.8, up from 76.2 and the tournament's second-biggest week on this chart. The 100.0 benchmark still belongs to June 29 through July 5, when America watched nineteen matches instead of four. One historic Sunday does not outweigh a full week of wall-to-wall football. The math decides the chart, and this week the math said volume beats peak.
Christopher Nolan set the film bar for the year. The Odyssey opened to $123.5M, the biggest live-action opening of 2026 and the first feature shot entirely in IMAX 70mm. It debuts at No. 2 with a 31.8, the highest any single film has charted this year. Only Toy Story 5 and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie opened bigger in 2026, and both are animated. Behind it, the streaming week belonged to Will Ferrell: The Hawk took Netflix's US No. 1 on four days of availability and lands at No. 5. And Love Island USA, No. 2 here a week ago, is gone from the chart entirely. Its finale aired Sunday July 12, the day before this window opened, and no new episode ran all week. A show that stops airing stops accumulating attention, however much of the summer it owned.
One note on what you are reading. Nielsen's streaming measurement runs about five weeks behind, so no US streaming figure for this window has been measured by anyone yet. Every streaming number on this page is estimated from published US rankings, and every entry says so.
Christopher Nolan set the film bar for the year. The Odyssey opened to $123.5M, the biggest live-action opening of 2026 and the first feature shot entirely in IMAX 70mm. It debuts at No. 2 with a 31.8, the highest any single film has charted this year. Only Toy Story 5 and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie opened bigger in 2026, and both are animated. Behind it, the streaming week belonged to Will Ferrell: The Hawk took Netflix's US No. 1 on four days of availability and lands at No. 5. And Love Island USA, No. 2 here a week ago, is gone from the chart entirely. Its finale aired Sunday July 12, the day before this window opened, and no new episode ran all week. A show that stops airing stops accumulating attention, however much of the summer it owned.
One note on what you are reading. Nielsen's streaming measurement runs about five weeks behind, so no US streaming figure for this window has been measured by anyone yet. Every streaming number on this page is estimated from published US rankings, and every entry says so.