Most Popular Reality TV Shows — SeasonTracker Tracking Data August 2026
Forty-nine SeasonTracker users are tracking Clarkson's Farm, making the Prime Video series the most tracked reality show on the platform for the week of August 10, 2026. It holds the top spot by a single tracker over The Traitors, which sits at 48.
Those numbers come out of a base of 1,360 SeasonTracker users who are currently tracking at least one show, spread across 5,785 unique titles. In that context, a show clearing 20 trackers puts it well inside the platform's active reality tier, and the gap between first and fifteenth place is only 30 users.
The full top 15 by tracker count:
1. Clarkson's Farm (Prime Video) - 49 trackers 2. The Traitors (Peacock) - 48 trackers 3. Survivor (CBS) - 39 trackers 4. Welcome to Wrexham (FX) - 32 trackers 5. The Amazing Race (CBS) - 30 trackers 6. The Voice (NBC) - 25 trackers 7. Top Chef (Bravo) - 24 trackers 8. The Great British Bake Off (Channel 4) - 23 trackers 9. Love Is Blind (Netflix) - 23 trackers 10. Lock Upp (Netflix) - 22 trackers 11. Dancing with the Stars (ABC) - 21 trackers 12. Alone (History) - 20 trackers 13. Below Deck Mediterranean (Bravo) - 19 trackers 14. Below Deck Down Under (Bravo) - 19 trackers 15. Beast Games (Prime Video) - 19 trackers
Movement was limited this week. Most of the list held flat, and the only shows that gained trackers were Lock Upp, up two to 22, and three shows up one each: The Great British Bake Off at 23, Alone at 20, and Below Deck Mediterranean at 19. Lock Upp's two-tracker gain is the largest single week change anywhere in the top 15, which is a reminder of how compressed this category is on SeasonTracker. A show can move several ranking positions on a handful of user additions.
The genre breakdown is close to uniform. Eleven of the 15 entries are tagged Reality only. The exceptions are Clarkson's Farm, which SeasonTracker classifies as Reality and Comedy, Welcome to Wrexham as Documentary and Reality, Dancing with the Stars as Reality and Family, and Below Deck Down Under as Reality and Drama. The two shows that carry a second non-reality tag at the top of the list, Clarkson's Farm and Welcome to Wrexham, both rank higher than their pure-format competition, which is worth watching as the sample grows.
Network distribution is more varied than the genre split. Bravo places three shows in the top 15 through Top Chef and the two Below Deck entries, and CBS places two with Survivor and The Amazing Race. Prime Video and Netflix each have two. Peacock, FX, NBC, Channel 4, ABC, and History each have one.
Every show in the top 15 is listed as a Returning Series, so none of these tracker counts reflect users following a finished run. That makes this list a reasonable read on what SeasonTracker users expect to keep watching rather than what they finished recently.
Month-over-month comparisons are not available for this list yet, since these titles do not have a four-week baseline in the current dataset. Future reports will include those figures once the history is in place.
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