Streaming Video Power Rankings Week 67 (Special "Sgt. Pepper anniversary year" edition"

1) Netflix: It added a few things, like recent PRESTIGE movie Lion (I wish it would add King Leonardo) and a few seasons of Netflix Oriignals, and, hey, if you want to celebrate Christmas in July, Bad Santa 2 is new!

But it's number one because I took the opportunity this week to attack my backlog of things I want to watch on Netflix because AMERICA. USA! USA! USA!

Ahem. Anyway, it serves as my regular reminder that as annoying as Netflix's current direction can be, as tragic as it is that Quincy may never come back (I will never let that go), I still get good value for my monthly subscription.

2) YouTube: You  know, I am a big fan of uploaders altering titles to avoid copyright claims. I am not so big on shrinking the content to one quarter of the screen to do so.

3) Hulu: The Hulu Live TV thing doesn't excite me all that much, but it is growing. More importantly, Hulu is now offering HBO and Cinemax as add-ons. It's always nice to have options.

4) Amazon Prime: This is really just in anticipation of Prime Day, of which I am already sick. Maybe Prime Video will get something cool to commemorate the occasion.

5) MLB TV: Did you know they had a deal last week which sold the service for 10 bucks for the rest of the season? That doesn't do anyone any good now, but it's a pretty sweet deal...even if the Pirates are going nowhere this year.

6) Britbox: Good timing, adding the Roger Moore/Tony Curtis series The Persauders on July 4. The Young Ones is coming later this month, too, and Upstart Crow is new this weekend. If only this and Acorn were one combined super-awesome British streaming service...

7) Highspots: While WWE Network gets all the headlines, this indie-focused SVOD service chugs along, satisfying its customers and steadily adding content. A new Brusier Brody documentary looks interesting.

8) TubiTV:  The July 1 adds aren't so special--A Guy Thing? And I still feel they should be banned from the top 10 just for getting the likes of Gene Simmons' Family Jewels--but they are adds, and Tubi deserves credit for bringing new stuff in each month.

9) Fuzzy Memories (AKA Museum of Classic Chicago Television): There's more than just Chicago TV on here. The Roku channel has recently added some clips from cities like Baltimore, and it's good stuff.

10) Boomerang: I am still not overly impressed, but I give them credit for adding a Roku presence.