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Well, well, well, Netflix US looks busy as a bee this March, and this week’s top 10 series is one of the most eclectic lineups we have seen in a long time. For heaven’s sake, there is a wedding horror show in the list that is reportedly making people actually break up with their partners, so you can imagine how fun it gets from here.

Starting with the second season of Beauty in Black, this wild drama of Tyler Perry is back and absolutely refusing to let viewers breathe. While the world is busy watching ONE PIECE, the viewers of Netflix US are busy finding out what is going to be Kimme’s next move. Season three of the show has already been confirmed as the final chapter, so this is the perfect time to catch up before the arrival of the final chapter.

Also, Homicide: New York is back for season two, and this true crime docuseries is back for another run through New York City’s most unsolved homicide cases, told through the detectives who lived them. What makes this show work where so many others in the genre don’t is how much time it gives to the investigators’ emotional experience. The cold cases that follow them home, the ones they can’t let go of, even decades later.

It’s inevitable for this list not to have Raw and Ms Rachel, and Raw: March 23, 2026, is ranking at number three this week. This week’s episode, in particular, was packed. The road to WrestleMania is in full swing, and the biggest moment had Roman Reigns and The Usos going straight after CM Punk in a brutal closing segment. Add Brock Lesnar making an appearance and Seth Rollins getting arrested mid-show, and you’ve got fans talking nonstop.

Next on the list would be Virgin River season seven, and just like that, Mel and Jack are newlyweds. They are trying to navigate parenthood in the most dramatic small town in television history. When season eight eventually releases, it will officially become Netflix’s longest-running scripted original series. That is a crown nobody predicted for this show when it premiered back in 2019.

Ahh, next we have the newest sensation of Netflix: Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen. This is the show that made a lot of people question their own relationships, and the credit goes to the show’s creator, Haley Z. Boston. She came up with the story by asking one simple question: What if marrying the wrong person made you bleed to death at the altar? The result is a supernatural horror series executive-produced by the Duffer Brothers.

Rounding out the rest of the top 10 this week, we have Age of Attraction season one, the age-gap dating experiment that is predictably causing a lot of mess, but is also gaining a lot of viewers for Netflix. It is followed by The Predator of Seville, a limited series that has been in a tough race for its spot this week.

Ms Rachel seasons one and two, both sitting in the top 10 simultaneously, are genuinely impressive for a children’s show, a reminder that parents are apparently watching Netflix just as hard as anyone else. And ONE PIECE season two, whose manga source material recently became the bestselling comic in history, continues to hold strong as one of March’s biggest premieres. And that wraps up the list.

The 10 most popular series on Netflix US this week

• Beauty in Black: Season 2
• Homicide: New York: Season 2
• Raw: 2026 – March 23, 2026
• Virgin River: Season 7
• Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen: Season 1
• Age of Attraction: Season 1
• The Predator of Seville: Limited Series
• Ms Rachel: Season 1
• ONE PIECE: Season 2
• Ms Rachel: Season 2