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America’s Netflix chart this week is a fever dream of contradictions. On one end, you have true-crime junkies and fantasy nerds, and on the other, you can spot toddlers vibing to Ms Rachel.

It’s like everyone in the country decided to stream their emotional support show at once, and that explains why this list has some of the most extremes show chilling together. If November had a personality, it would totally be like this list because it is a mix of everything.

Topping the US charts this week is Nobody Wants This: Season 2, which, by the way, is also ranking number one on the Netflix global chart. It is proof that America can’t resist a messy love story, especially one between a rabbi and a podcaster who overshares for a living. Kristen Bell and Adam Brody have ridiculous chemistry, and their opposites-attract dynamic feels both full of tension and deeply stressful to watch. This season leans into the “what now?” phase of relationships, where attraction meets real-life baggage, and that’s what people are bingeing right now.

Naturally, Selling Sunset: Season 9 is still thriving, proving once again that America will never get tired of people yelling about square footage. The show remains a masterclass in how to look productive while doing absolutely nothing.

Then there’s The Asset, released a couple of weeks ago, which is ranked number three on the list. This new thriller has an agent, a drug smuggler and his wife, and without telling much, we’ll let you watch it if you still haven’t. It is basically espionage with attitude and lots and lots of backstabbing.

Meanwhile, Raw: 2025 is continuing its big fat punch on Netflix like an action-movie monster truck. Americans love violence that comes with emotional depth (or at least a killer soundtrack), and this show delivers both.

The Witcher: Season 4 rides in next, because apparently, even after Cavill’s replacement, people are still loyal to the story. Even with all the internet debates, the show has found its groove again. And then there is The Diplomat: Season 3, which, by ranking at number six, is trying to prove the point that political stress can be comforting as long as Keri Russell is handling it instead of Congress.

Now, the most fun part of this list: Ms Rachel. Not one, but two seasons have cracked the top ten, which means half of Netflix US are toddlers and the other half are parents praying for five minutes of peace. Somewhere between witchers and war rooms, Ms Rachel’s cheerful songs are saving sanity across the nation. And honestly? Respect.

For something darker, Dark Winds: Season 3 brings desert crime and tension, and that has landed it in the spot of number eight. Rounding things off, at number nine, we have Boots: Season 1, which has won the heart of America through its simple yet extraordinary storyline.

So yes, Netflix US right now is basically a reflection of the country itself: dramatic, unpredictable, and just trying to stay entertained before the next election cycle kicks in.

The 10 most popular series on Netflix US this week

• Nobody Wants This: Season 2
• Selling Sunset: Season 9
• The Asset: Season 1
• Raw: 2025 – October 27, 2025
• The Witcher: Season 4
• The Diplomat: Season 3
• Ms Rachel: Season 1
• Dark Winds: Season 3
• Boots: Season 1
• Ms Rachel: Season 2