February’s chill has settled in, and the desire for escape is powerful. As grey days stretch on, many find solace in the captivating worlds offered by television. This week’s most-watched shows reveal a diverse range of stories currently gripping audiences worldwide.
At the very top, with a staggering 39,700,000 views, sits the first part ofBridgerton’s fourth season. This installment reimagines the classic Cinderella story, following Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek as they navigate a romance complicated by societal boundaries. Will their connection overcome the obstacles of class and expectation?
Close behind,His & Hershas captivated 11,000,000 viewers with its intricate mystery. A divorced couple, a former news anchor and a detective, find themselves unexpectedly reunited when a murder rocks their hometown. Their professional collision promises a complex and compelling investigation.
The pressures of legacy and the pursuit of individual identity take center stage inFinding Her Edge, drawing in 6,700,000 viewers. This Canadian teen drama follows three sisters grappling with the weight of their family’s figure skating dynasty, navigating love triangles and the challenges of forging their own paths.
Prepare to be breathless.Skyscraper Live, with 5,300,000 viewers, documented a feat of incredible daring. Alex Honnold, a legendary free solo climber, made history by scaling Taipei 101 – the tallest building in Taiwan – without ropes. The livestream broadcast included a crucial ten-second delay, a safeguard against witnessing a potential tragedy.
A charming connection blossoms amidst the bustling city of Tokyo inCan This Love Be Translated?, attracting 4,300,000 viewers. A talented multilingual interpreter and a globally renowned actress find their professional relationship evolving into something unexpectedly romantic.
The heat is on inSingle’s Inferno, season five, which has drawn 3,900,000 viewers. Nine singles are stranded on a desert island, their only hope of escape – and finding love – lies in forging connections through dates and shared experiences.
Mike Epps shares his journey to stardom with raw honesty and humor inMike Epps: Delusional, resonating with 3,800,000 viewers. The comedy special offers a hilariously unfiltered look at the hustle and self-belief required to achieve success.
Netflix’s adaptation of Agatha Christie’sSeven Dials, with 3,000,000 views, plunges viewers into a deadly game of deception. A country house party turns sinister when a prank unleashes a chilling murder plot, prompting a desperate investigation led by Lady Eileen ‘Bundle’ Brent and Superintendent Battle.
Fans are revisiting the romance of Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton inBridgertonseason three, garnering 2,700,000 views. As anticipation builds for the second part of the season, viewers are catching up on the events that led to their long-awaited union.
Finally,Free Bert, a scripted comedy starring Bert Kreischer, offers a humorous look at navigating a new social world, attracting 3,700,000 viewers. The series follows a comedic version of Bert as he attempts to fit into the exclusive circles of Beverly Hills after his daughters gain admission to a prestigious school.
