Out of all the online memberships out there, Amazon Prime may have the most surprises. It’s common knowledge that subscribing to Amazon Prime gives members access to two-day shipping and other online shopping deals. Fewer know that having a Amazon Prime account also gives members access to the company’s huge library of music, shows, movies, and original series through Prime Music and Prime Video. Still fewer know that Prime Video members have access to the top shows and movies on streaming all through one service — Amazon Channels.

We’ve told you about Amazon Channels before. Basically, this aspect of Prime Video gives members a fairly frictionless way subscribe to hundreds of additional streaming services all through their Prime account. Say you want access to STARZ or Showtime but you don’t want to deal with the hassle of contacting your cable company. Amazon Channels can help you with that and provide you with a centralized location where you can watch all of your favorite content. Plus you can cancel any subscription you don’t want at any time.

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Because Amazon Channels has established itself as sort of a streaming hub, we were wondering which shows and movies were the most popular. It should be noted that this information has been released before, but it’s still interesting. This is what Amazon found:

Decider also reached out about Amazon Channels’ growth. “In terms of growth, since launching in December 2015, Prime members have millions of Amazon Channels video subscriptions,” a representative from Amazon said. “Prime members love the wide variety of content Channels offers – over 100 Channels ranging from traditional pay TV channels (HBO, SHOWTIME, STARZ, etc.) cooking, independent film, comedy, horror, kids, fitness, anime – and the option of only paying for what they want.”

So this is what the people want — Pixar films, hilariously horrible families, and sexy Scottish men. We should have known.