Netflix's New Documentary Series Dominates Weekly Viewership Chart
In the latest weekly rankings, Netflix's new documentary series, Trust Me: The False Prophet, has surged to the top spot with an impressive 9,800,000 views. This gripping series delves into the inner workings of a Mormon polygamous cult, following the imprisonment of its founder, Warren Jeffs, and the rise of a new leader, Samuel Bateman. The show, which builds on the success of previous documentaries like Keep Sweet, Pray and Obey, explores the disturbing dynamics of cult psychology through the eyes of experts Christine Marie and her husband Tolga Katas.
Top 10 Netflix Shows: A Diverse Mix of Genres
The chart showcases a wide array of content, from heartwarming reality shows to intense crime dramas. Here is the complete list of the top 10 most-watched shows on Netflix this week:
- Trust Me: The False Prophet – 9,800,000 views
- XO, Kitty: Season 3 – 7,800,000 views
- Bloodhounds: Season 2 – 7,400,000 views
- Danny Go: Season 1 – 5,300,000 views
- Love On The Spectrum: Season 4 – 3,500,000 views
- Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen: Season 1 – 3,100,000 views
- Detective Hole: Season 1 – 3,000,000 views
- Bloodhounds: Season 1 – 3,000,000 views
- Raw: 2026 – April 6, 2026 – 2,900,000 views
- The Cleaning Lady: Season 1 – 2,800,000 views
Highlights from the Chart
XO, Kitty, last week's number one, has slipped to second place but continues to captivate audiences with its romantic storyline. The third season follows Kitty as she navigates family bonds in South Korea and her senior year at KISS. Meanwhile, Bloodhounds sees both its first and second seasons in the top 10, with season two climbing to third place. This South Korean action drama, based on a popular webtoon, follows two boxers battling a ruthless loan shark and an illegal boxing syndicate.
For younger viewers, Danny Go makes a strong debut at number four, bringing educational adventures and catchy songs from YouTube to Netflix. In the reality TV sphere, Love On The Spectrum returns for its fourth season, exploring dating experiences for people on the autism spectrum. Other notable entries include Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, executive produced by the Duffer Brothers, and Detective Hole, based on Jo Nesbø's bestselling novels.
What This Means for Streaming Trends
The diversity of genres in the top 10 reflects Netflix's ability to cater to a broad audience, from true crime enthusiasts to families seeking children's content. The success of Trust Me: The False Prophet highlights a growing interest in documentary series that investigate real-life events and cults. As warmer months approach, Netflix shows no signs of slowing down, with compelling new releases and returning favorites keeping viewers engaged.
This week's chart underscores the platform's dominance in the streaming landscape, offering something for everyone, whether it's edge-of-your-seat thrillers or heartwarming love stories. Stay tuned for more updates as these shows continue to evolve and new contenders emerge in the coming weeks.
