Netflix‘s television library is ever-growing. Between its rapidly expanding reality universe to its smash hit original scripted series and beloved shows from HBO, NBC and everywhere in between, Netflix has it covered when it comes to TV. Each week, Netflix releases a list of the most popular 10 shows on the streaming service that are being watched the most by subscribers.
Bridgerton topped the list once again this week following the release of Season 4, Part 2, followed by the new Morgan Freeman-narrated docuseries, The Dinosaurs.
Below, you’ll find the list of top shows on Netflix right now, which we will update each week with information about each title and links to our reviews for the shows, letting you know which titles to tune into and which ones you can probably pass on.
This three-part Danish docuseries explores how the perpetrator of a series of crimes in Korsør, Denmark influenced his friends in the aftermath.
DECIDER’s Joel Keller writes, “While we still question whether the concentration on the perpetrator instead of the victims was a wise choice, A Friend, A Murderer is still a very watchable docuseries about a violent person who was hiding in plain sight.”
Kids shows are always a hit on Netflix — who could forget the Cocomelon craze from a few years ago? Now, the children have moved on to a hot new show: Ms. Rachel. The titular teacher has taken her talents from YouTube to Netflix, where she teachers young viewers everything about reading and speech.
Decider’s Joel Keller writes, “Ms. Rachel is a friendly, down-to-earth series that makes sure its target audience is participating with what’s going on instead of watching passively.”
The tenth season of Netflix’s beloved love experiment hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey takes 32 singles to Ohio.
Based on Julia May Jonas’ 2022 novel of the same name, Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall co-star in what the streamer teased as a “provocative limited series brimming with forbidden desires, razor-sharp wit, and charismatic, unpredictable characters.”
DECIDER’s Joel Keller writes, “As good as Weisz and the cast of Vladimir is, they’re trapped in a story that’s smothered in gimmickry instead of character development.”
Director Héctor Muniente’s two-part docuseries revolves around the 2023 disappearance of Esther Estepa, a 42-year-old woman from Seville, Spain.
DECIDER’s Joel Keller writes, “The TikTok Killer tells the story about Esther Estepa in an efficient and effective manner, detailing just how a serial killer could end up being a TikTok star in the process.”
I Ain’t Playin’ marks Bruce Bruce’s first Netflix stand-up special.
DECIDER’s Sean L. McCarthy writes, “This hour certainly hits a lot harder with parents, couples in long-term relationships and audiences old enough to remember Def Comedy Jam. For them, and for young comedy fans who want to become comedy nerds and know their stand-up history when they grow up, STREAM IT.”
Gabriel Basso leads this thriller series based on Matthew Quirk’s 2019 novel of the same name.
DECIDER’s Joel Keller writes, “The Night Agent is still perfectly good “watch while doing laundry” TV, but it feels like the third season is even more lunkheaded than the first two, and the absence of Buchanan is huge.”
Raw: 2026 brings Monday Night Raw to Netflix, where WWE stars wrestle for the masses every single week. Every Monday, a new episode of Raw airs live on Netflix and is available to watch thereafter, so you won’t miss a minute of drama and action.
Narrated by Morgan Freeman and executive produced by Steven Spielberg, this four-part docuseries delves into the rise and fall of dinosaurs.
DECIDER’s Joel Keller writes, “The Dinosaurs has a solid narrative arc, spectacular CGI and the inimitable voice of Morgan Freeman to guide us through the 140 million year rule of the largest animals that ever walked the earth.”
Luke Thompson and Yerin Ha lead the latest installment of the hit regency romance as Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek. All eight episodes of the new season are now streaming.
DECIDER’s Liz Kocan writes in our Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2 review, “The first part of Bridgerton Season 4 served as an appetizer for Part 2 which, it’s clear now, is truly the main course. All the pent-up horniness, emotions, and secrets finally spill out and it is pure, lusty entertainment.”