‘You’ Season 5 Hits 10.1 Million Views in Four Days, Reaching No. 1 on Netflix Chart

“You” returned to the Netflix Top 10 with its fifth season, hitting 10.1 million views in its first four days of streaming. That made the final series of the serial killer drama the most-watched Netflix series of the week of April 21-28.

The release of Season 5 also boosted Season 1 back to the chart, becoming the 10th most-watched English-language series of the week with 1.8 million views.

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“Ransom Canyon” was No. 2 after “You,” achieving 9.4 million views in its second week on the chart. It was followed by the third week of “Black Mirror” Season 7 with 4.5 million views.

“Adolescence” had its seventh straight week on the chart with 3.8 million views, landing in fourth place — and upping its total viewership to date to 134 million views. Along with being Netflix’s most-watched limited series of all time, “Adolescence” is the streamer’s third-most-watched English-language series ever, placing only behind “Wednesday” Season 1 and “Stranger Things” Season 4, though it looks likely to eventually pass “Stranger Things,” which reached a total of 140.7 million views in its first 91 days.

The April 21 edition of “Raw: 2025” was the No. 5 title of the week with 3.6 million views. At No. 6 was Season 1 of “Special Ops: Lioness” in its second week on Netflix after originally debuting on Paramount+. “A Discovery of Witches” took No. 7 with 2.7 million views in its second week on Netflix, followed by the ninth week of “Ms. Rachel” (2.3 million views) and the fourth week of “Pulse” (2 million views)

See the Netflix Top 10 charts for April 21-28 below, starting with English-language series and movies and followed by non-English-language series and movies.