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Here’s something you might not expect from The One About Matthew Perry: none of his five FRIENDS co-stars agreed to be interviewed for the documentary. Shocking, right? But before anyone gets all riled up about it, this limited Netflix series topping the global charts has something more intimate up its sleeve: the people who knew Matthew long before Chandler Bing became everyone’s favourite sarcastic git.

This time his sister Mia Perry Bowick took the centre stage and shared the memories and family footage, letting us have a look at the life of the man behind the sitcom legend. And viewers have turned up in droves, mind you, with 9.5 million views sending the documentary straight to the summit. Phew, the love for Matthew hasn’t gone anywhere!

Meanwhile, Nobody Wants This has found its feet in second place with 7.2 million views, and Joanne and Noah have traded the exhausting will-they-won’t-they business for living together. Kristen Bell and Adam Brody remain a smashing screen couple, although this season, Morgan and Sasha stole the show.

Shocking yet believable, Below is still maintaining its position among Netflix’s brand-new releases even after four weeks. Guess people are really loving Josh Hartnett as the Newfoundland fisherman whose community has a frightening creature lurking beneath the waves.

Keri Russell’s Kate Wyler hasn’t been able to smash the Netflix records this time with her presence in The Diplomat, as season four brought Allison Janney’s President Grace Penn into sharper conflict with her. The show’s still hanging out in the top five, which is something, but at the same time, it’s sad to see it slip down.

And bless the hopeless romantics of Love Is Blind, because Boston’s singles have learned nothing from eleven seasons of drama, because flirting through a wall is different from surviving married life. The couples are out of the pods, and the November 4th finale looms.

Elsewhere, Minimum Wage has teenagers running a pizzeria while Raw is delivering wrestling drama. From the anticipated horror drama, it brings the viewers a town that can’t be left and is full of flesh-hungry monsters.

Rounding things off, Florence Pugh’s East of Eden remains in contention after five weeks, proving that John Steinbeck’s family drama still has pulling power. New Instadocs: Jane Doe v. Cornell takes the last spot examining sexual assault allegations and how university investigations handle them.

The 10 most popular series on Netflix this week

• The One About Matthew Perry: Season 1
• Nobody Wants This: Season 3
• Below: Limited Series
• The Diplomat: Season 4
• Love Is Blind: S11: Boston
• Minimum Wage: Season 1
• Raw: 2026 – October 26, 2026
• From: Season 1
• East of Eden: Limited Series
• Instadocs: Jane Doe v. Cornell