Paramount’s 114-Episode Military Action Thriller Is Officially Among 2026’s Most-Streamed Shows
Streaming audience keeps growing
SEAL Team premiered on Paramount Plus in 2017 and ran for seven seasons. The series concluded in the summer of 2024, but it remains available on Paramount Plus and Netflix.
Nielsen reported that the show attracted more than 2 billion minutes of viewing across those two services during September. The story describes that total as enough to make it one of the month’s most-watched shows, while noting that its audience continues to grow.
Paramount’s changing slate
Paramount has been associated with Taylor Sheridan’s productions, but Sheridan has agreed to leave the studio at the end of 2028. His shows are expected to stream on Peacock after he moves to NBCUniversal.
Two Sheridan films remain in development at Paramount: F.A.S.T. and a Call of Duty movie. They are slated to reach theaters in 2027 and 2028.
Series details and reporting limits
The story identifies SEAL Team as a war drama starring David Boreanaz and says it ran for seven seasons. It does not state that the show has 114 episodes.
It also gives no year for Nielsen’s September viewing figures. The headline’s reference to 2026 therefore is not established by the details provided in the story.
Key points
- Nielsen reported more than 2 billion minutes of SEAL Team viewing during September.
- The show ended in 2024 after seven seasons and continues to stream on Paramount Plus and Netflix.
- The story does not confirm the headline’s 114-episode count or specify the year of the September figures.
- Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount deal is set to end in 2028, with his shows moving to Peacock.