Everybody Loves Raymond Climbs to No. 7 on Paramount+
The 1996 CBS sitcom now ranks as the most-watched show on the streaming platform in the United States, ahead of crime drama MobLand.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Television
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Everybody Loves Raymond rose to the No. 7 most-watched show on Paramount+ in the United States, while MobLand fell from No. 7 to No. 9, according to FlixPatrol. The shift reflects the sitcom's enduring streaming appeal nearly three decades after its CBS debut.
Why it matters
The chart movement highlights how older network sitcoms can compete with newer original series for viewers on streaming platforms. For U.S. subscribers, it shows that library titles remain a major driver of viewing on Paramount+.
FlixPatrol's Paramount+ United States chart places Everybody Loves Raymond at No. 7 and MobLand at No. 9. The ranking reflects relative viewing popularity, but the chart does not disclose total view counts or the period covered.
The players
Everybody Loves Raymond
A CBS sitcom starring Ray Romano that ran from 1996 to 2005 and won 15 Emmy Awards.
MobLand
A crime drama starring Pierce Brosnan, Tom Hardy and Helen Mirren, set in North London and streaming on Paramount+.
Paramount+
The streaming service where both titles are available and where the chart rankings were measured.
FlixPatrol
A streaming analytics site that publishes daily popularity rankings of titles across platforms.
The details
Everybody Loves Raymond, which premiered on CBS on September 13, 1996, and won 15 Emmy Awards, now holds the top streaming spot ahead of MobLand. MobLand, a crime drama starring Pierce Brosnan, Tom Hardy and Helen Mirren, slipped after its Season 2 premiere on September 18, 2026, and remains available with new episodes each Friday.
Timeline
September 13, 1996: Everybody Loves Raymond premieres on CBS.
September 18, 2026: MobLand Season 2 premieres.
November 4, 2026: Streaming chart shift is reported.
Industry Dynamics
The rise of a 1996 sitcom over a new drama on Paramount+ reflects how streamers rely on back catalogs to keep subscribers engaged alongside original programming. Such chart shifts are part of the ongoing competition among streaming services for viewer attention.
Subscribers can watch Everybody Loves Raymond and MobLand on Paramount+, where MobLand adds new episodes every Friday. The rankings suggest that library titles remain easy to find on the platform's home screens.
The takeaway
Library sitcoms can still draw large audiences long after their original run, so streaming charts often mix older and newer titles. Viewers looking for something to watch can check current rankings to see what is drawing attention.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by CBR.
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