These Were the 10 Most-Googled TV Shows in the US in 2017

Year-end lists are a pretty good indicator of what people were watching, listening to, and talking about in any given year. Google recently unveiled some of their year-end search statistics for 2017, including what TV shows people were most curious about in the United States, and there are a few surprises on the list. Click through to see the 10 most-searched shows of 2017. (Photos via Helen Sloan/courtesy of HBO + ABC/Paul Hebert + Beth Dubber/Netflix + ABC/Bob D'Amico)

10. American Gods: Based on the Neil Gaiman novel of the same name, this Starz show got a ton of buzz and great reviews at the start of the year. It's been renewed for a second season, but some behind-the-scenes personnel changes might mean a different direction for the show's future. (Photo via Starz)

9. Big Little Lies: The hit HBO miniseries (based on the best-selling Liane Moriarty novel) was stacked with an all-star cast including Nicole Kidman, Laura Dern, and Reese Witherspoon, making it a fan-favorite before it ever even aired. (Photo via Hilary Bronwyn Gayle/courtesy of HBO)

8. Santa Clarita Diet: Netflix originals seem to be a sure bet for viewer interest, and this one, starring Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant as a normal suburban couple who have to deal with Barrymore's newfound taste for human flesh, certainly got people's attention. (Photo via Saeed Adyani/Netflix)

7. The Good Doctor: The ABC drama about a young surgical resident with autism struck a chord with viewers, becoming a major hit on and offline. (Photo via ABC/Bob D’Amico)

6. Bachelor in Paradise: The trouble in paradise on the Bachelor spinoff's fourth season likely helped place BIP in the top 10. Sexual misconduct allegations halted production early on, and after the investigation was complete and the allegations were cleared, cast members Corinne Olympios and Demario Jackson did not return for the season. (Photo via ABC/Paul Hebert)

5. Riverdale: The CW gifted us two seasons of Riverdale within one year, and its placement in the top 10 proves we couldn't get enough of those Bughead theories. (Photo via Robby Klein/Getty Images)

4. Iron Fist: Look, we get it: We watch a lot of Netflix! Another of the streaming service's original series cracked the top 10 most-searched TV shows on Google in 2017. (Photo via Patrick Harbron/Netflix)

3. This Is Us: Turns out we weren't the only ones obsessing over all the theories about Jack Pearson's death. (Photo via Ron Batzdorff/NBC)

2. Game of Thrones: 2017 was the year that women ruled Westeros, and Game of Thrones' evolving depiction of women no doubt led to a lot of curious web traffic. (Photo via Helen Sloan/courtesy of HBO)

1. 13 Reasons Why: This show — another Netflix original — is likely to make the most-searched list next year too, because its second season is imminent. Season 1 courted its fair share of controversy, and viewers couldn't get enough, turning to the internet to dig up as much info as possible. (Photo via Beth Dubber/Netflix)