The 10 Netflix shows everyone is watching right now as hidden gem tops chart

Struggling to decide what to watch on TV? Not for long. Netflix has dropped its latest global top 10 most-watched list, which reveals what everyone has been obsessed with recently. As with every roundup, there’s always something for everyone — be it a brand new crime thriller, a supernatural comedy, or a historical drama. This week, the list is a mix of new entries and veteran shows, some of which are now in their 10th week in the rankings (which means they’re obviously good). Keen to find out what Netflix users have been loving, and which shows you should add to your weekend watch list? Check out the top 10 TV shows over the next few slides… (Picture: Michael Gibson/Netflix) 10. Beauty in Black: Season 2 – 3,100,000 views Part one of Beauty in Black season 2 dropped last month, with the second batch of episodes likely scheduled for early next year. For those yet to see the first series, let us give you a quick overview of the Tyler Perry drama. It follows two women from different walks of life who form an unlikely bond when they find themselves in the middle a devious trafficking scheme (Picture: Quantrell Colbert) 9. The Ba***ds of Bollywood: Season 1 – 3,200,000 views If comedy-drama is more your thing, you might want to check out this Indian Hindi-language satirical show. The episodes centre around an aspirational young man, who, alongside his loyal group of friends, does whatever it takes to break into the glamorous yet unsettling world of Bollywood (Picture: Netflix) 8. Adolescence: Limited Series – 3,500,000 views Get personalised updates on all things Netflix

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If you were wondering which show is enjoying its tenth week in the top 10 charts, it’s Stephen Graham’s Emmy-winning limited series Adolescence. The four-episode psychological drama aired back in March and instantly gripped the nation — and the world. So much so that Prime Minister Keir Starmer called for it to be shown in schools to confront misogyny and incel culture in young males. Over the course of the 50 to 65-minute episodes, viewers watch Eddie Miller (Graham) and his wife Manda struggle to come to terms with their 13-year-old son Jamie’s arrest. The charge? Murdering his classmate, Katie Leonard (Picture: Netflix) 7. Wednesday: Season 2 – 4,400,000 views Just ahead of Adolescence is season 2 of Wednesday, which is now in its eighth week in the charts. The new two-parter followed Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday Addams getting up to her old tricks again as the unofficial Nevermore crime sleuth. This semester, she was intent on catching Tyler and destroying his Hyde. But in true Wednesday style, she caused a smidge (see: huge) amount of chaos along the way. Of course, she wasn’t alone: her Grandmama, brother Puglsey, and Uncle Fester all made their own hiccups, too (Picture: Helen Sloan/Netflix) 6. House of Guinness: Season 1 – 5,200,000 views Love a pint of Guinness? Love on-screen family drama? House of Guinness is for you. The new series, which has been penned by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight (who has also been named as the new James Bond screenwriter), bills itself as a fictional true story, loosely based on the 1868 death of Benjamin Guinness, the Guinness family patriarch. Following their father’s death, the four Guinness children must figure out a way to take over the brewing empire and continue the Guinness legacy. Of course, this isn’t without familial drama, fights, and secrets (Picture: PA Wire) 5. Bon Appétit, Your Majesty: Limited Series – 6,000,000 views Bon Appétit, Your Majesty is a South Korean fantasy series with a bit of romance sprinkled in there for good measure. When a talented contemporary chef time-travels back to the Joseon era (the Korean dynasty that ruled from 1392 to 1897, and the last and longest-lasting royal dynasty of Korea), her modern cooking techniques intrigue the tyrant king. The show proves that food has always been the key to community, and a person’s heart (Picture: Netflix) 4. Black Rabbit: Limited Series – 7,000,000 views It’s all about the fast-paced crime thriller now, specifically Jude Law and Jason Bateman’s new miniseries, Black Rabbit. Law plays Jake Friedken, the owner and co-founder of a New York restaurant and VIP lounge named Black Rabbit. Bateman plays Vince Friedken, Jake’s estranged older brother and the co-founder and former co-owner of Black Rabbit. When Jake lets his brother back into his life, Vince’s chaos takes over and threatens to destroy everything Jake has built (Picture: Netflix) 3. Wayward: Limited Series – 8,200,000 views Set in the fictional town of Tall Pines, Vermont, this mystery thriller follows two students, Leila and Abbie, who join forces with a new police officer, Alex, to uncover the dark goings on at the local school for troubled teens. The show is filled with mysteries that the characters — and viewers — work together to expose (Picture: Michael Gibson/Netflix) 2. Alice in Borderland: Season 3 – 8,500,000 views In second place is season three of Alice in Borderland, which dropped at the end of September. The Japanese drama centres around Arisu, an avid gamer, who finds himself in an alternate Tokyo, where there are no people. After figuring out he is in a game, Arisu and his friends must play in real-time, competing in dangerous games, in order to survive. Without giving too much away, this season sees Usagi abducted by the afterlife-obsessed Ryuji, leaving Arisu devastated. Will he head back into Borderland to save her? (Picture: Kumiko Tsuchiya) 1. Billionaires’ Bunker: Season 1 – 10,300,000 views And at number one is the hidden gem, Billionaires’ Bunker. In a nutshell, the Spanish thriller show focuses on a group of billionaires who take shelter in a luxury bunker. However, when old family feuds start to takeover, we start to wonder where is the better place to be. A confined bunker or in the midst of a global conflict? (Picture: Netflix)