A quiet storm is brewing on Netflix, and viewers have once again dictated the landscape of streaming entertainment. This past week, a diverse collection of series has captivated audiences, revealing a fascinating snapshot of what the world is binge-watching. From the adrenaline of live sports to the delicate nuances of international romance, there’s a story unfolding for every taste.
At the very top, with a staggering 9.6 million views, sits “The Monster of Florence.” This gripping Italian true-crime series delves into the chilling, decades-old case that gripped a nation. Directed by the acclaimed Stefano Sollima, the four-part series meticulously examines the unsolved murders of young couples, dissecting each suspect with unflinching detail. It’s a masterclass in suspense, handled with a remarkable sensitivity that elevates it above typical true-crime fare.
Close behind, “Nobody Wants This: Season 2” has surged to 8.6 million views. The unexpected hit returns, continuing the charming and surprisingly insightful story of an agnostic podcaster and a rabbi navigating modern love and faith. Kristen Bell and Adam Brody deliver a witty and heartfelt performance, proving that even weighty topics can be explored with warmth and humor.
Political intrigue takes center stage with “The Diplomat: Season 3,” drawing in 6.3 million viewers. Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell return in this thrilling series, raising the stakes with a complex web of international diplomacy and personal drama. The show’s globe-trotting narrative and sharp writing continue to resonate with audiences.
A surprising sleeper hit, “Boots” has quietly climbed the ranks to 5.6 million views. This poignant drama follows a young man who impulsively joins the Marine Corps in the 1990s, grappling with his identity and finding unexpected connection amidst the challenges of military life. It’s a story of transformation, told with subtlety and genuine emotion.
True crime continues to fascinate with “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” attracting 5.1 million viewers. Charlie Hunnam delivers a compelling performance as the infamous murderer, exploring the dark origins of a cultural obsession with horror. While debated for its historical accuracy, the series undeniably taps into a deep-seated fascination with the macabre.
The world of professional wrestling crashes onto the screen with “WWE Raw: 2025,” garnering 2.6 million views. The October 20th episode delivered high-octane action, including major title changes and setting the stage for future pay-per-view events. Jey Uso’s victory and the tag team title switch fueled the excitement.
A cross-cultural romance blossoms in “Romantics Anonymous,” also with 2.6 million views. This charming Japanese-South Korean drama, based on a French-Belgian film, tells the story of a shy chocolatier and a touch-averse heir who find connection through their shared awkwardness. It’s a heartwarming tale that’s finding a global audience.
“No One Saw Us Leave” is captivating 4.8 million viewers with its emotionally charged narrative. This gripping Mexican series is inspired by a true story – a mother’s world shattered when her children are secretly taken abroad by her husband. Spanning multiple continents, the series is both a critical and audience favorite.
Finally, “Mob War: Philadelphia vs. The Mafia” pulls in 4.8 million viewers, revealing a brutal chapter in the city’s criminal history. This docuseries uncovers the violent turf war between John Stanfa and Joey Merlino, offering a chilling glimpse into Philadelphia’s underworld through archival footage and revealing interviews. And rounding out the top ten is “One-Punch Man: Season 3” with 2.4 million views, finally delivering a new season of the celebrated anime after a six-year wait.
