In the modern entertainment landscape, one of the biggest headaches for viewers is figuring out which streaming service offers the show or movie they are trying to watch. With entertainment options segmented like never before, one thing is almost always certain: even the biggest titles typically can only take one streaming service by storm at a time. That is why it is so amazing that one Diana Gabaldon show is currently a hit on three of them: Starz, MGM+, and HBO Max.
‘Outlander: Blood of My Blood’ Is Charting on HBO Max, Starz, and MGM+ Today
Every day, the website FlixPatrol publishes a list of the Top 10 shows and movies on each of the major streaming services. That provides an often fascinating window into the titles, both old and new, that people around the world are flocking to on any given day. Those results were especially interesting on October 18, 2026.
Even though series like Stranger Things keep things simple by having only one streaming home worldwide, others have complicated international rights. The historical drama Outlander: Blood of My Blood is an example of the latter phenomenon. While Starz is its main home in the United States, the epic Outlander prequel series can be streamed on HBO Max and MGM+ in other markets. Thanks to its complicated release system and the fact that its second season is in the midst of airing new episodes weekly, the show has done the nearly impossible.
According to FlixPatrol’s listing for Starz on October 18, Outlander: Blood of My Blood is currently the No. 1 show on the streaming service in both Canada and the United States. While topping the chart in two major markets is a huge deal, what the show has accomplished internationally is arguably even more impressive.
On October 18, Outlander: Blood of My Blood also reached the Top 10 chart on MGM+ and HBO Max worldwide, where it was listed at No. 10 and No. 9, respectively. Considering that the show is only available to stream in limited countries on each of those services, it clearly must be dominating in those regions to be charting globally. After all, that means local viewership in those specific territories is massive enough to lift the show into FlixPatrol’s global rankings for HBO Max and MGM+.
