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Netflix has decided to match everybody’s mood swings this week, and the live proof is its Top 10 series list. Everything is all over the place, but in a fun and entertaining way. You know, when you open Netflix hoping something will magically feel right for the moment? This list actually delivers that, for once. So let us give you the rundown.

Right now, the top spot goes to The Beast in Me, and honestly, this spot is well deserved. Many started it expecting a regular thriller, and then Claire Danes appeared and everyone was shook. She plays Aggie Wiggs, who moves next to this rich neighbour surrounded by rumours, and from that moment, the show refuses to let you drift. It is tense in a very tidy way, and every episode leaves you thirsty, begging for more answers. People across the world are talking about it, and we get why. It is keeping them hooked.

At number two, we have the fourth season of The Witcher. This Netflix show, with one of the biggest and most dramatic fanbases, just got released after a lot of Henry-Hemsworth controversy, but this season actually feels more focused. Though the Geralt of Rivia might have changed, the character(s) carry more emotion, and you can tell the writers know exactly what they are doing now. Even people who dropped the earlier seasons are circling back, which says enough.

Then, at number three, out of nowhere, Absentia decided to rise again. Technically, it is not out of nowhere because Netflix made a smart move by bringing back all three seasons of the show. This show has a subtle and steady mystery; hence, the viewers who missed it in the past few years are on a binge spree. The FBI-agent-returning storyline is still very relevant, and you know how viewers absolutely love a good mystery. It just keeps you curious, which is more powerful than most twists these days.

At number four is a very OBVIOUS show, aka Stranger Things season one. And yes, it is trending again because we all know that season five drops in seven days. People are treating the earlier seasons like study notes. There are a few who might be watching for the first time, hence the rise in the ranking. The cutest part is that season two has also joined the list this week at number nine. In the coming week, we will probably most definitely see the third and fourth seasons in the list.

Sitting at number five is Death by Lightning, which is keen on maintaining its position in the Top 10 list. You watch one episode, thinking you might pause soon, and next thing you know, the whole day is gone.

Then comes Squid Game: The Challenge season two, and damn, people are loud about this one. The voting feature has started another round of online arguments. Your feed might be filled with fans defending contestants like they were close friends. The drama feels a bit bolder this year, and that is why it is trending so hard.

At number seven, we have RAW as usual, followed by MARINES season one at number eight. This one feels very real, very honest. People seem to appreciate something genuine in the middle of this really dramatic list; it feels nice to see.

At number ten, we have Nobody Wants This, season two, and we can see that almost everybody who wanted to watch season two has watched it. It was trending quite up last week, but the new releases have brought it down. Nevertheless, number ten is a great spot too.

The most popular series on Netflix this week:

• The Beast in Me: Limited Series
• The Witcher: Season 4
• Absentia: Season 1
• Stranger Things: Season 1
• Death by Lightning: Limited Series
• Squid Game: The Challenge: Season 2
• Raw: 2025 – November 10, 2025
• MARINES: Season 1
• Stranger Things: Season 2
• Nobody Wants This: Season 2