Most Tracked HBO Shows Right Now — SeasonTracker Data August 2026

The Pitt is being tracked by 390 SeasonTracker users this week, making it the most tracked HBO or Max title on the platform by a margin of 109 over the second place show. That figure comes from a user base of 1,360 people currently tracking at least one of 5,785 unique shows, which means roughly 29 percent of all active SeasonTracker users have The Pitt on their list.

Here is the full top 15 for the week of August 10, 2026, ranked by number of SeasonTracker users tracking each show.

1. The Pitt (Max) - 390 trackers 2. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (HBO) - 281 trackers 3. The White Lotus (HBO) - 255 trackers 4. House of the Dragon (HBO) - 242 trackers 5. The Last of Us (HBO) - 196 trackers 6. True Detective (HBO) - 117 trackers 7. Euphoria (HBO) - 104 trackers 8. Rooster (HBO) - 90 trackers 9. The Gilded Age (HBO) - 90 trackers 10. Game of Thrones (HBO) - 78 trackers 11. Task (HBO) - 72 trackers 12. Dune: Prophecy (HBO) - 72 trackers 13. The Penguin (HBO) - 66 trackers 14. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) - 60 trackers 15. Westworld (HBO) - 59 trackers

The most notable week-over-week movement belongs to House of the Dragon, which added 6 trackers, three times the gain of any other show in the top five. That is enough to narrow the gap on The White Lotus to 13 trackers, which puts third place within reach if the pace holds. Every other title in the top ten moved by 2 or fewer, so the ranking above is largely stable rather than volatile.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is the standout in terms of pure position. It sits at 281 trackers before airing has settled into a long history on the platform, and it currently outranks House of the Dragon, The Last of Us and Game of Thrones. Taken together, the four Westeros titles account for 601 trackers across the top 15, more than The Pitt and The White Lotus combined.

SeasonTracker users are still tracking ended shows in meaningful numbers. Euphoria holds seventh with 104 trackers and added 2 this week despite carrying an Ended status. Game of Thrones sits tenth with 78 and also gained 2. The Penguin, also ended, holds 66 and was flat. Westworld, listed as Canceled, closes out the list at 59 with a gain of 1. That pattern suggests tracking behaviour is not purely forward looking, and that users keep completed or concluded series on their lists as watchlist or rewatch markers.

Four shows were flat week over week: The Gilded Age, Dune: Prophecy, The Penguin and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. The Gilded Age and Rooster are tied at 90 trackers, with Rooster ahead on a gain of 1, so that pairing is the closest thing to a live race in the lower half of the list. Task and Dune: Prophecy are also tied, at 72 each.

Drama dominates the composition of the list, appearing in the genre tags of 12 of the 15 entries. Comedy appears three times, and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is the only talk or news title to chart at all.

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