Netflix show racks up 12,900,000 views in just four days to lead top 10 chart

Let the binge-watching commence (Picture: Netflix/Everett/Shutterstock)

From true crime to drama, horror to reality, Netflix is known for covering its genre bases.

With over 2,500 TV series in its archives, the streaming platform caters to every audience. Although it can make it tricky to actually pick one out.

For those searching for a trending title to binge this weekend, Netflix has just released its global list of most popular shows right now — and telly lovers are in for a treat.

Let’s take a look at what’s landed in the top 10.

10. Homicide: New York: Season 2 — 2,600,000 views

This true crime doc looks at some of New York’s darkest cases (Picture: Netflix)

Homicide: New York is a Netflix documentary series. It features detectives and prosecutors who revisit some of their most challenging homicide cases in, you guessed it, New York.

In this new five-episode series, viewers gain insight into an Upper East Side murder, the death of a prominent fashion designer, and a notorious Central Park killer, to name a few.

9. Raw: March 30, 2026 — 3,000,000 views

WWE fans, assemble (Picture: WWE via Getty Images)

Over in the WWE world, the Raw: 2026 – March 30, 2026 event sees the Usos ‘throw down with Logan Paul and Austin Theory in a World Tag Team Title Street Fight at Madison Square Garden in New York City.’

We’re not going to tell you who wins…

8. Love on the Spectrum: Season 4 — 3,400,000 views

Love on the Spectrum is back! (Picture: Netflix)

Since launching in 2022, reality TV lovers have not been able to get enough of Love on the Spectrum. The romantic documentary series follows people on the autism spectrum as they look for love while navigating the ‘changing world of dating and relationships.’

Season 4 welcomes back old faces, including Madison and James, while also introducing new ones, like Logan and Dylan.

The big question is, will they find love?

7. ONE PIECE: Season 2 — 3,500,000 views

Dive right back into adventure-land (Picture: Casey Crafford/Netflix)

One Piece is a Japanese manga series adapted into a fantasy and adventure series.

For those who haven’t seen the first season and want some background, it follows Monkey D. Luffy and his pirate crew who search for treasure across a ‘fantastical’ world of exotic islands and vast oceans in a bid to become the next Pirate King.

Series two dropped last month, and sees Luffy and co continue their search for the ‘world’s greatest treasure.’ Of course, nothing is ever easy, as they ‘encounter bizarre islands and a host of formidable new enemies’ along the way.

6. Radioactive Emergency: Season 1 — 4,100,000 views

Radioactive Emergency is based on true events (Picture: Netflix/Everett/Shutterstock)

This Brazilian Netflix thriller is based on the true 1987 Goiânia caesium-137 disaster, whereby two scavengers removed a radioactive capsule from a teletherapy unit in an abandoned hospital, causing it to breach.

Unaware of the danger, the radioactive material was then sold, handled, and shared, which led to the contamination of families, homes, and public areas.

As for the show, it focuses on the perspective of the physicists and doctors who raced to contain the radiological disaster and save thousands of lives.

5. The Predator of Seville: Limited Series — 4,700,000 views

Netflix has released its latest true crime doc (Picture: Netflix)

Netflix reigns supreme when it comes to true crime — and its latest documentary isn’t one for the faint-hearted.

When a Spanish tour guide is accused of sexual assault, it leads to a string of similar claims from US students.

Over the three episodes, the survivors detail their harrowing experience as Netflix documents their fight for justice.

4. Bloodhounds: Season 2 — 5,000,000 views

Spoiler: season 2 brings way more drama (Picture: Soyun Jeon, Seowoo Jung/Netflix)

Bloodhounds is a South Korean action drama about two young boxers who team up to take down a ruthless loan shark.

Season 2 sees the duo fresh from accomplishing their mission. However, things soon take another dramatic turn when they discover an illegal boxing ring run by a global syndicate which is targeting them and their loved ones.

3. Detective Hole: Season 1 — 6,900,000 views

There’s a serial killer on the loose… (Picture: Netflix)

If you’re into Nordic dramas, make sure to catch Detective Hole. It follows Harry Hole, a talented but troubled detective who is tasked with investigating a series of ritualistic murders in Oslo.

While navigating a ‘puzzle of patterns, corruption and his own demons,’ to catch the killer Harry must also deal with Tom Waaler, his corrupt adversary.

2. Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen: Season 1 — 6,900,000 views

If you haven’t heard about Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, where have you been? (Picture: Getty Images)

Everyone and their nan has been going on about Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen — so what is it about?

The new horror fiction show stars Camila Morrone in the lead role of Rachel, a bride-to-be who is convinced that there is something terrible waiting for her at the altar.

With themes of impending death, family drama, serial killers, and a generational curse, SVBIGTH is guaranteed to put you on the edge of your seat.

1. XO, Kitty: Season 3 — 12,900,000 views

From New York to Seoul (Picture: Netflix)

Taking the top spot is the third — and latest — season of XO, Kitty.

In a nutshell, the American romance drama follows Kitty, the youngest of the Covey sisters, as she embarks on a quest to find true love.

Series 3 is a busy one for Kitty. From heading to the Big Apple to spend the summer in New York with her older sister to returning to KISS for her senior year, Kitty also attempts to grow closer to her relatives in South Korea.

Oh, and she also has big decisions to make about her future.

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