
Looking for something new to watch on Netflix? There are plenty of shows competing for viewers’ attention right now, from gripping true-crime dramas to returning favourites.
Netflix’s latest global viewing figures give us a snapshot of what audiences around the world have been watching most. Here are the Top 10 shows on Netflix right now, based on the latest available weekly figures.
1. Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
Leading the latest chart is Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, which attracted 12.1 million views during the week.
The latest instalment of Netflix’s Monster anthology explores the infamous Lizzie Borden case, with Ella Beatty taking the title role alongside Sarah Paulson, Rebecca Hall, Charlie Hunnam, Vicky Krieps and Billie Lourd.
2. Crew Girl
Coming in second is Crew Girl, which recorded 11.3 million views.
The young-adult series follows Teagan, a student who joins an all-boys rowing team and finds herself caught up in a complicated love triangle.
The show more than doubled its viewership in its second week and has already been renewed for a second season.
3. The Gentlemen – Season 2
Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen is back with its second season, which attracted 6 million views globally.
The stylish crime series follows Eddie, played by Theo James, after he unexpectedly inherits his family’s estate and discovers that it has a secret connection to the criminal world.
Interestingly, the first season also remains popular, appearing at number five with another 3.4 million views.
4. Gabby’s Dollhouse – Season 14
Netflix’s popular animated series Gabby’s Dollhouse continues to attract viewers.
Season 14 recorded 4.3 million views, putting it fourth in the latest global chart.
5. The Gentlemen – Season 1
The popularity of The Gentlemen isn’t limited to its new season.
Season 1 attracted another 3.4 million views, proving that viewers are returning to the beginning of the story after watching the latest episodes.
6. Raw – 2026
Wrestling series Raw takes sixth place with 3.1 million views.
The latest episodes have continued to bring the world of professional wrestling to Netflix audiences around the world.
7. Death of the Pastor’s Wife
The true-crime docuseries Death of the Pastor’s Wife attracted 2.5 million views.
The series examines the life and death of South Carolina worship leader Mica Miller and the events surrounding her relationship and death. Netflix’s description of the series covers allegations and claims made by people involved, rather than presenting every disputed point as established fact.
8. Jo Koy: Blue in the Face
Comedian Jo Koy’s latest stand-up special also made the global Top 10, recording 2.5 million views.
Although it is technically a comedy special rather than a traditional TV series, Netflix includes it in its global Top 10 Shows list.
9. Mark Rober’s CrunchLabs – Season 5
Science and engineering creator Mark Rober returns with another season of CrunchLabs.
Season 5 attracted 2 million views, putting it ninth in the latest chart.
10. Beauty in Black – Season 3
Rounding out the Top 10 is Beauty in Black, with its third season recording 1.9 million views.
The drama continues the story of its characters as their personal and professional lives become increasingly complicated.
What are people watching on Netflix?
The latest figures show just how varied Netflix’s audience is. True crime, drama, reality-style entertainment, animation, comedy and returning favourites are all represented.
One particularly interesting feature of this week’s chart is the performance of The Gentlemen, with both seasons appearing in the global Top 10.
If you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, Netflix certainly has plenty of options.
Which one will you be watching first?
Figures in this article are based on Netflix’s global Top 10 Shows data for 14–20 September 2026 and may change when the next weekly chart is published



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