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June is almost over, and with it, a month full of drama, thrillers, and binge-worthy chaos on Netflix. As we head into the final stretch, the trending list has begun to show some interesting patterns. A few titles have held on for weeks, refusing to budge. Some older seasons are suddenly back like they never left. And a new dark horse has galloped its way straight to the top. From ongoing fan obsessions to fresh surprises, this week’s top ten is a wild mix, and yes, Ginny & Georgia is still dominating like it owns the platform.

Topping the charts this week is The Waterfront, a slow-burn political thriller that seems to have caught everyone off guard. Maybe it is the coastal backdrop or the tension that builds with every episode. Or just the fact that it feels different from everything else right now. Whatever the reason, people are watching and talking about it. It is one of those shows that gets better as it goes and rewards your patience with genuinely gripping moments. A newcomer landing at number one is not something that happens every week, and this one has clearly struck a nerve.

Right behind it is Ginny & Georgia’s third season, which continues to pull massive viewership even weeks after its release. What makes it even more impressive is that the first and second seasons have also made their way into the top ten again. That kind of resurgence usually means people are either rewatching or finally catching up, and either way, the show has cemented itself as a staple in the current Netflix ecosystem. Its mix of emotional drama, complicated relationships, and small-town chaos has proven to be exactly what a lot of viewers want right now.

The Survivors and Sirens, both limited series, continue to hold their own. These shows deliver their stories quickly but powerfully, the kind of viewing experience that fits perfectly into a weekend plan. They do not overstay their welcome, but they leave enough of an impression to keep conversations going. That format is working well, especially with audiences looking for something complete but impactful.

Dept. Q is another series that has not gone unnoticed. It has been trending for a while now, slowly but steadily building its fanbase. With its Nordic noir tone, layered characters, and patient storytelling, it feels different from the flashier titles on the list. But that quiet intensity is probably why it is still here. It is a reminder that slow does not mean boring and that mystery still works when it simmers.

America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders brings a dose of real-life stakes to the mix, showing a world that is glossy on the outside but full of pressure underneath. It hits a sweet spot for fans of competitive reality storytelling. FUBAR also returns to the list with its second season, likely riding on a dedicated audience that enjoys the blend of action and banter. It might not be making headlines, but clearly, people are still watching.

Raw has crept into the Netflix charts this week, showing that even lesser-known titles can find their moment. And of course, the fact that all three seasons of Ginny & Georgia are still here says everything. The show has gone beyond trending. It has become a fixture.

So if you are looking for something to binge before the month officially ends, this top ten is a pretty solid place to start.

The most popular series on Netflix this week

1. The Waterfront: Season 1
2. Ginny & Georgia: Season 3
3. The Survivors: Limited Series
4. Dept. Q: Season 1
5. AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Season 2
6. Sirens: Limited Series
7. FUBAR: Season 2
8. Ginny & Georgia: Season 1
9. Raw: 2025 – June 16, 2025
10. Ginny & Georgia: Season 2