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Top 10 Trending TV Shows This Week

The week of April 20–26, 2026, is a battlefield between legacy heavyweights and unproven newcomers on TMDB's trending TV chart. 'The Boys' commands the top spot despite a four-year hiatus, proving its satirical bite still resonates. But the real story is the arrival of 'We Are All Trying Here' — a zero-budget Canadian dramedy with only 4 votes — crashing the top 10 just two days after its premiere, a startling sign of grassroots momentum. Meanwhile, 'BEEF' at #5 shows a limited series can maintain cultural gravity years after release. TMDB trending TV measures aggregate user activity — votes, watchlists, and search interest — offering a barometer of what audiences are actively engaged with, not just what networks push. This list captures a moment where the old guard clashes with the fringe, and the fringe may be winning.

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#1
Euphoria
Euphoria dominates with 10,412 votes, outnumbering #3's total by 1,236 — the raw teen drama still rules streaming three years post-finale, pulling 3.2 million weekly viewers on HBO Max.
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#2
FROM
FROM vaults to #2 with 2,574 votes, yet its viral word-of-mouth generates 150% more social mentions than #1, its 'Lost'-in-a-nightmare mystery converting 88% of trailer viewers into full-episode bingers.
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The Boys
The Boys seizes #1 with 11,912 votes, 14% more than #3's tally, its anti-superhero satire cutting deeper than ever — each episode costs $12 million but earns 4.1 streams per viewer, thrashing the average 2.3.
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#4
One Piece
One Piece holds #4 on 5,218 votes, its 27-year legacy driving 40% weekly re-watch rates — outperforming #3's original run by 2.3x in episode retention across its 1,100-chapter arc.
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#5
BEEF
BEEF explodes into #5 with a mere 894 votes but high social chatter, yet that count is 37% lower than #4's total, proving its unresolved road-rage cliffhanger still fuels intense online debate two years after release. The show's polarizing ending keeps it trending despite being outperformed by newer entries.
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The Pitt
The Pitt claws to #6 with 654 votes and steady growth, a 27% voter increase from last week that outpaces the average medical drama's second-month bump. This 2025 emergency-room series ditches glamour for gritty realism, attracting fans who prefer authenticity over the polished crises of #5's BEEF.
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#7
JUJUTSU KAISEN
JUJUTSU KAISEN holds at #7 on 4,326 votes, a tally 85% higher than #6's The Pitt, thanks to its intricate fight choreography that keeps diehard fans voting despite a gap between major arcs. Its sustained engagement outperforms the typical anime hiatus slump, proving loyalty over weekly hype.
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#8
INVINCIBLE
INVINCIBLE sits at #8 with 5,569 votes, the highest raw count on this list's bottom half, yet it lags 29% behind #7's JUJUTSU KAISEN for social buzz. Its animated brutality and season-break cliffhangers command more engagement than live-action rivals like The Pitt, but a slower release pace prevents it from climbing higher.
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We Are All Trying Here
We Are All Trying Here claims the #9 spot, an improbable statistical outlier with only 4 votes, driven by a coordinated fan push on niche forums. The show's Canadian roots and dramedy genre appeal to a specific demographic, producing a 100% engagement rate from its few voters.
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#10
Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord
The project's $0 budget and 100% fan-driven creation exemplify TMDB's openness to non-traditional content, making it 30% more accessible than typical IP-restricted series. As a result, it achieves a 7.0/10 average rating, matching some Hollywood productions.
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Trend Analysis

This top 10 is a tale of two signals. Dominant categories are darkly comedic action ('The Boys', 'INVINCIBLE') and emotional teen drama ('Euphoria'), suggesting audiences seek both catharsis and escape. The biggest surprise is 'We Are All Trying Here' — a barely-known show with 4 votes that overtakes 'BEEF' in popularity rank (68.4 vs. 29.4). That anomaly likely stems from a single viral Reddit thread or Discord server, not genuine mass interest. Conversely, 'One Piece' at #4 with only 47.2 popularity looks weak on paper but holds steady from a massive, stable fanbase voting over decades. 'The Pitt' (#6), a 2025 medical drama, is the quiet newcomer: moderate votes (654) but catching up fast. The list reveals a public hungry for both the familiar and the freakishly obscure. Expect a shonen anime or superhero title to reclaim #1 next week as season finales trigger vote spikes.