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The Netflix US charts rarely sit still. Shows rise, fall, and sometimes refuses to budge at all. This week brings that perfect mix of two clear front-runners, a major reshuffle in the middle, and a couple of newcomers sneaking into the race. From true crime to toddlers, the lineup reflects what the country cannot stop streaming right now.

It is week two, and Untamed is still the undisputed queen of Netflix US. The drama series has continued its reign at number one without even blinking. It has been proven that its grip on viewers is not fading any time soon. Right behind it, Amy Bradley Is Missing holds firm in second place. The chilling true crime documentary has found its audience, and they are not letting go.

While the top two remain unchanged, the rest of the list has shifted in interesting ways. The Hunting Wives has climbed to number three, edging out both seasons of Sullivan’s Crossing, which had previously occupied the third and fourth spots. The mystery-thriller seems to be catching on with US viewers at just the right time, becoming one of the most talked-about dramas of the moment.

At number four is Raw: 2025, a title that has been quietly but consistently rising on both the global and US charts. It may not make headlines the way some shows do, but its hold on the audience is undeniable. It is one of those rare mid-season releases that gains strength instead of losing it.

Right in the middle of the list is Ms. Rachel, now in its twelfth season. The long-running preschool series has become a staple for Netflix’s youngest viewers, along with being a reliable source of screen-time salvation for parents. Its presence in the Top 5 proves that the toddler demographic continues to shape the charts.

Sullivan’s Crossing, which had dominated the upper half of the rankings last week, has slipped this time. Season 2 now sits at number six, with Season 1 close behind at number seven. The drop is not too dramatic, but it is a sign that the initial wave of interest may be settling down.

New to the list is My Melody & Kuromi, an animated series that has landed straight at number eight. With its Sanrio charm and pastel chaos, the show seems to be pulling in both younger viewers and fans of kawaii nostalgia. It is cute, fast-paced, and exactly the kind of unexpected entry that often thrives on Netflix.

Just behind it is Hightown, which makes its Netflix US Top 10 debut at number nine. It is a gritty crime drama originally aired on Starz. It has found fresh life on the platform and is now reaching a wider audience. It is the kind of sleeper hit that builds momentum over time.

Rounding out the list is Squid Game: Season 3. While it is unusual to see such a massive global title this low on the US chart, the show’s presence speaks to its lasting impact. Even in its third season, Squid Game continues to draw viewers, even if its initial hype has cooled.

The 10 most popular series on Netflix US this week:

• Untamed: Season 1
• Amy Bradley Is Missing: Season 1
• The Hunting Wives: Season 1
• Raw: 2025
• Ms. Rachel: Season 12
• Sullivan’s Crossing: Season 2
• Sullivan’s Crossing: Season 1
• My Melody & Kuromi: Season 1
• Hightown: Season 1
• Squid Game: Season 3