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This week’s Netflix series chart is a clear indication that people absolutely love a good mystery. It doesn’t matter how many times they swear they are going to watch something different. Mysteries always pull them in. That’s exactly what’s happened with I Will Find You, which has flown right to the top of the charts.

At this point, Harlan Coben and Netflix are like bread and butter, aren’t they? Every time one of his shows releases, it shoots up the rankings. From Fool Me Once to Missing You, the fella has got viewers wrapped round his little finger, and I Will Find You looks like it’s carrying on that run without breaking a sweat.

Not too far behind is Outlast: The Jungle, and it’s absolutely flying. This time, they’ve dumped contestants into a rainforest. What’s funny is that lots of people watching probably wouldn’t usually go anywhere near reality TV, but the drama between contestants ends up being just as gripping as the survival stuff.

Then you’ve got Sweet Magnolias, going strong in its second week. Five seasons in, and it’s still pulling viewers in without making a big song and dance about it. The same can be said for AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. It might look all glitz and glamour from the outside, but once you get stuck in, you realise the amount of graft involved is absolutely crazy.

Rounding off the top five is The Witness, another crime thriller proving that viewers can’t get enough of a good whodunnit. Instead of chucking twists at you every other minute, it takes its time and lets the tension build, which is probably why so many people are getting hooked.

Further down the list, Michael Jackson: The Verdict is still pulling in viewers curious about one of the most talked-about court cases in entertainment history, while Raw keeps showing just how massive WWE’s Netflix move has become. Honestly, wrestling’s now rubbing shoulders with dramas and documentaries every week, which would’ve sounded bonkers a few years ago.

Then there’s The Amazing Digital Circus, which might be the maddest success story ever. It started out online and ended up becoming a streaming hit overnight. Not bad, not bad at all.

The final spots go to Salish & Jordan Matter and The Four Seasons, two very different shows proving there is room for all genres on Netflix. Looking at the chart as a whole, though, one thing’s clear: viewers still can’t resist a mystery. Sure, they are not giving up on reality TV anytime soon, and if a story’s good enough, people will follow it wherever it pops up.

The 10 most popular series on Netflix this week:

• I Will Find You: Limited Series
• Outlast: The Jungle: Season 1
• Sweet Magnolias: Season 5
• AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Season 3
• The Witness: Limited Series
• Michael Jackson: The Verdict: Season 1
• Raw: 2026 – June 15, 2026
• The Amazing Digital Circus: Season 1
• Salish & Jordan Matter: Season 1
• The Four Seasons: Season 2