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Looking for your next binge-watch? Netflix, as ever, has got you covered with no let-up in the compelling content.
From dark documentaries through to heartwarming dating shows and thoroughly creepy series you’ll want to watch with the big light on, there’s something to suit all tastes in this week’s chart.
Here are the 10 most-watched shows on Netflix around the world this week…
10. The Cleaning Lady: Season 1 – 2,800,000 views this week
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Kicking off this week’s countdown is the first season of this US crime drama, which originally aired in 2022 and is now finding new life on Netflix.
Based on the 2017 Argentine series La Chica Que Limpia, the show centres on Thony, a Cambodian-Filipino former surgeon scraping a living as a cleaner in Las Vegas to pay for her son’s vital medical treatment.
After she witnesses a murder, she is offered a job as both a doctor and cleaner, mopping up after crime scenes — which leads to her living a complicated double life.
9. Raw: April 6 – 2,900,000 views
Another week, another dose of wrestling action with the Monday night Raw antics remaining as popular as ever.
April 6’s edition sees world heavyweight champion CM Punk stepping into the ring at Toyota Centre, as the Road to Wrestlemania 42 makes its way through Houston.
8. Bloodhounds: Season 1 – 3,000,000 views
With season two of this South Korean action drama making its mark in the charts, it’s no surprise to see the first series of the show, which aired in 2023, also making a reappearance.
Based on a Naver Webtoon by Jeong Chan, Bloodhounds follows two young boxers teaming up to bring down a ruthless loan shark preying on the financially desperate, while confronting their own past demons and the harsh realities of the world.
7. Detective Hole: Season 1 – 3,000,000 views
Given that author Jo Nesbø has sold over 60 million books worldwide – including 5.6m in his native Norway, more than the population of the country – it’s a no-brainer to bring one of his best-known characters to small screen life.
Detective Hole follows Harry Hole, a talented but troubled detective who is tasked with investigating a series of ritualistic murders in Oslo.
Our hero has to navigate a ‘puzzle of patterns, corruption and his own demons’ to catch the killer, while also dealing with his corrupt adversary Tom Waaler.
6. Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen: Season 1 – 3,100,000 views
Seen Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen yet? Considering the show is executive produced by the Duffer Brothers, the sibling duo who gave the world Stranger Things, it’s no surprise that folk have been clamouring to watch it.
The show stars Camila Morrone as Rachel, a bride-to-be who is convinced that there is something terrible waiting for her at the altar. With themes of impending death, family drama, serial killers, and a generational curse, she might just have a point.
Guaranteed to have you on the edge of your seat but you might not want to watch this one alone.
5. Love On The Spectrum: Season 4 – 3,500,000 views
Love on the Spectrum has proven so popular with viewers since it launched in 2022 that it’s no surprise to see it back for another run.
The series follows people on the autism spectrum as they look for love while navigating the ‘changing world of dating and relationships.’
Season 4 welcomes back old faces, including Madison, Abbey and James, while also introducing new ones, like Logan and Dylan.
Will romance blossom for any of them? You’ll have to watch it to find out.
4. Danny Go: Season 1 – 5,300,000 views
To another new entry now, and this time it’s one for younger viewers. Danny Go – aka Daniel Coleman – started life as a the host of a popular YouTube show aimed at three to seven year olds, but now his wacky antics have made the leap to Netflix.
Expect catchy original songs, educational adventures and appearances from regular characters such as Bearhead, Pap Pap and Mindy Mango. All of which is designed to get you off the couch and dancing along.
3. Bloodhounds: Season 2 – 7,400,000 views
While viewers catch up with season one of the popular South Korean action drama, the second series of the show is easing its way slowly up the charts from last week’s number four.
Season two sees our intrepid duo fresh from accomplishing their mission — but there’s more trouble ahead when they discover an illegal boxing ring run by a global syndicate, which is targeting them and their loved ones.
2. XO, Kitty: Season 3 – 7,800,000 views
Last week’s number one is now this week’s number two, but Kitty is still keeping viewers hooked.
Those familiar with the American romance drama – a spin-off of Jenny Han’s To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before – will know it follows the fortunes of Kitty, the youngest of the Covey sisters, as she embarks on a quest to find true love.
Series three sees the character spending summer in New York with her older sister before returning to KISS for her senior year, and attempting to form bonds with her family in South Korea.
1. Trust Me: The False Prophet – 9,800,000 views
Slamming straight into the the top spot is this disturbing new documentary series, which – following on from the previous Keep Sweet, Pray and Obey – takes another deep dive into The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a Mormon polygamous cult.
The show reveals what happens when cult psychology expert Christine Marie and her videographer husband Tolga Katas moved to Utah to document the community after the imprisonment of the cult’s founder, Warren Jeffs.
After he was jailed a man called Samuel Bateman stepped up, proclaiming himself the new leader — but what followed was just as sinister.
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