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Apple TV+’s “Ted Lasso” Ranks as the Most Popular Streaming Show by TVision

A press image for Ted Lasso on Apple TV+

America’s favorite football coach tops TVision’s Power Score charts for the third week in a row. AppleTV’s Ted Lasso outranked the first season of Amazon’s Citadel and the debut season of Paramount+’s The Family Stallone as the most-watched series for the week of May 22nd, 2023.

Ted Lasso is a comedy-drama about a U.S. college football coach, played by Jason Sudeikis, who heads to England to lead a struggling English soccer team, A.F.C Richmond, that is less than thrilled about it. 

The series premiered in 2020 and quickly grew in popularity as Ted struggled to make the switch from coaching football to soccer. What began as an NBC Sports marketing gimmick quickly developed into a heartwarmingly hilarious yet powerfully moving fan favorite, winning a Golden Globe Award, a Writers Guild of America Award, as well as a Peabody Award. Ted Lasso is still a big hit with fans at the conclusion of its third season. 

TVision’s Power Score looks at a number of variables to determine which shows draw in the most viewers and keep their attention. The Power Score crunches the numbers covering 1,000 apps to check the amount of time each program is available throughout a season and how much time audiences pay attention to shows. TVision’s Power Score also takes into consideration the reach of both the program and the apps it’s available on.

Here is the complete list of TVision’s Power Score’s top 20 series for the week of May 22nd through May 28th:

  1. Ted Lasso
  2. Citadel
  3. The Family Stallone
  4. American Born Chinese
  5. Jury Duty
  6. Selling Sunset
  7. Fubar
  8. Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
  9. Primo
  10.  The Great
  11.  Fatal Attraction
  12.  The Last Thing He Told Me
  13.  Mrs. Davis
  14.  The Diplomat
  15.  The Ultimatum: Queer Love
  16.  Missing: Dead or Alive
  17.  XO, Kitty 
  18.  Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies
  19.  Queer Eye
  20.  Star Wars: The Mandalorian
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