Mayday, starring Critics Choice Award winners Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh as an unlikely duo working to get Reynolds’ character out of the USSR during the end of the Cold War, snagged 7.8m streams for Apple TV, according to Luminate. On the television side, the fourth season of Ted Lasso remained on top.

Following close behind at a steady jog was The Runner, starring CCA 2018 SeeHer Award recipient Gal Gadot, picking up 7.3m domestic views for Prime Video. While sitting at 10% on Rotten Tomatoes, it was still one of the bigger drops for the streamer, outpacing The Devil’s Mouth, but falling short of The Wrecking Crew which drew 12.7m views.

Netflix’s second season of The Gentlemen earned 10.4m hours watched, falling short of season one’s 21.8m hours. Despite the drop, it was still the top viewed show on the streamer, alongside The Whisper Man starring Adam Scott and Robert De Niro.

On Hulu, Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear was the top-streamed film, along with season two of Glen Powell’s Chad Powers on the television side.

Disney+ saw Luca resurface as its number one movie, with The Mandalorian still popular on the TV side.

Paramount+ had Mark Wahlberg’s film Infinite garnering views, with the new season of Taylor Sheridan’s Lioness topping the television side.

CCA winner Steven Soderbergh’s film No Sudden Move, starring CCA nominee Benicio del Toro and CCA winner Don Cheadle, was HBO’s most-viewed movie. The Sex Lives of College Girls,which ended after season three, was the most viewed television show on the streamer.

Longtime soap opera favorite Days of Our Lives was Peacock’s most-viewed television show, while Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain was tops on the film side.