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You know how the Netflix US chart usually moves with its own rhythm and doesn’t really care about the global series chart, which mixes titles from every corner of the world and sometimes pushes up things that barely show up in the US? This week totally proves how different the US chart can be because the lineup here looks nothing like the international list. Let’s see what the viewers are watching in the US this week.

Katt Williams: The Last Report holds the top position, and the reason is his bold jokes and sharp stories about his life and the world around him, and viewers are watching it in huge numbers because of its fast humour. And what the pattern shows so far is that America loves itself a good comedy show.

Then The Lincoln Lawyer sits right behind it, because the new season just dropped, and this time, it’s Mickey Haller’s reputation on the line, which is giving fans more thrill than watching him defend others. One of the most beloved shows of Netflix viewers, no wonder the fifth season was announced way before the release of the fourth.

Next, you get Love Is Blind: Ohio, rising fast because this location completely reshapes the energy of the experiment, and the early choices inside the pods push viewers into constant discussion about compatibility, commitment, and who should slow down before trouble starts forming.

Then we obviously have Bridgerton season four keeping its grip on the chart, mostly because this season finally places Benedict in the centre of the story, and the episodes follow him as he tries to figure out what he wants while dealing with a connection that catches him off guard. Fans are watching since they have waited for his turn for a long time, and the season finally gives him something concrete to work with.

Then comes Unfamiliar, at number five, and it makes sense because Netflix audiences love mystery shows. Next you have Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich, holding its spot because the documentary uses real interviews and official records to explain how the system failed multiple times, and viewers return to it because the topic is obviously trending. We are witnessing new names coming out every day, and this is just the right time to go back in the past and check whether this documentary was ahead of its time or not.

Then Raw, a February 9th release, moved up quickly since the show builds tension through people being pushed into situations that test them mentally instead of surprising them with sudden turns, and that grounded tone helps viewers settle in without feeling lost, which is why the show has been gaining attention every day since it arrived.

Next is HIS & HERS, staying relevant and up in the list because each episode switches between two viewpoints that reshape the story depending on who you follow. To be fair, this back-and-forth structure makes people curious about how the details connect, which keeps them watching.

In ninth place is Ms Rachel, standing strong because families rely on its learning-focused style for younger kids, and at this point, it should not be a surprise because this and Raw are, no doubt, the permanent contenders of this list.

Closing the list is Is It Cake? Valentines slid into the top ten because viewers were under the effect of Valentines, and the themed episodes give people something light to watch, and that wraps up the Top 10 series list on Netflix this week.

The 10 most popular series on Netflix US this week

• Katt Williams: The Last Report
• The Lincoln Lawyer: Season 4
• Love Is Blind: Ohio
• Bridgerton: Season 4
• Unfamiliar: Season 1
• Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich: Limited Series
• Raw: 2026 – February 9, 2026
• HIS & HERS: Limited Series
• Ms Rachel: Season 1
• Is It Cake? Valentines: Season 1