A subtle shift is happening. The days are stretching, a fragile warmth returns to the sun, and a sense of renewal hangs in the air. While the grip of winter loosens, there’s a comforting warmth to be found elsewhere – in the captivating stories unfolding on screens around the world.
This week’s most-watched titles reveal a diverse appetite for drama, intrigue, and unflinching truth. From sweeping historical romances to chilling true crime investigations, and the addictive allure of reality television dissected, the global audience is deeply engaged. But which series reigns supreme?
At number 10, “The Museum of Innocence” draws viewers into a poignant Turkish tale. Based on a Nobel laureate’s novel, it explores a decades-long obsession and the bittersweet ache of forbidden love set against the vibrant backdrop of Istanbul.
Moving up the chart to number 9, “Lead Children” delivers a powerful and disturbing narrative. Inspired by true events, this Polish drama follows a courageous doctor who battled a corrupt system to save children poisoned by industrial pollution – a testament to one woman’s unwavering dedication.
The chilling details of “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich” continue to captivate and horrify at number 8, with 4.2 million viewers this week. The documentary meticulously unravels the crimes of a disgraced financier and the systemic failures that enabled his abuse, giving voice to the survivors.
Falling slightly from its previous peak, “Unfamiliar” lands at number 7. This German thriller plunges into the dangerous world of former intelligence agents forced to confront their past and navigate a web of espionage and family secrets.
The quest for connection continues in “Love Is Blind: Ohio” at number 6. Hopeful singles test the boundaries of modern romance, seeking a meaningful connection before ever laying eyes on each other, guided by the hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey.
“The Lincoln Lawyer” maintains its momentum at number 5, with 4.9 million viewers tuning in. Manuel Garcia-Rulfo embodies the charismatic Mickey Haller, navigating the complex legal landscape of Los Angeles from the confines of his iconic Lincoln town car.
The opulent world of “Bridgerton” continues to enthrall at number 4, with 6.3 million viewers. Season four focuses on the blossoming romance between Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek, promising a captivating blend of passion, intrigue, and societal drama.
Bursting onto the scene at number 3, “The Night Agent” has captivated audiences with its high-stakes espionage. FBI Agent Peter Sutherland’s life is irrevocably altered by a single phone call, launching him into a thrilling and dangerous world – earning a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.
“The Art of Sarah” climbs to number 2, with a staggering 10 million views. This South Korean thriller follows a woman who constructs a new identity built on deception, only to find her carefully crafted life unraveling as a detective closes in.
Taking the top spot this week is “Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model” with an astounding 14.2 million views. This documentary series pulls back the curtain on the iconic reality competition, revealing the darker side of the industry and prompting viewers to question the show’s legacy.
