Netflix Top 10s: Gabby’s Dollhouse Grows in Season 14, Why Crew Girl Was Renewed, The Gentlemen Season 2 Still Down 50%

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It’s Tuesday, which means the latest batch of Netflix viewing data has arrived. Covering the week of September 14th to the 20th, 2026, this week’s top 10 report is a fascinating study in viewing trajectories. We’ve got massive week-over-week growth stories, a handful of incredibly soft movie debuts, and the arrival of the latest chapter in Ryan Murphy’s Monster universe. We also officially close the 91-day window on one of Netflix’s biggest hits of the decade.
Personal note: Sorry for the lack of top 10 reports for the last few weeks. Life + work things have meant less time, but I’m back with glazed eyes at 8 PM, ready to go again!
We’ve already done some stories for this week’s top 10 stories, including covering the renewal of Crew Girl, but we’ve got more to cover on that below. We’ve also capped off the top 10 run for I Will Find You, which concluded its 91-day run last Thursday and now stands as the #5 English series of all time. You can see the full list of Netflix’s most-watched titles ever (plus archives of previously featured titles) in our big guide. 
A few titles missed out on the top 10s this week, including most notably the second season of Stranger Things: Tales from ’85. The Fixers is similarly absent, and there’s no sign of Pokémon Horizons: Season 3: Rising Hope or General Mayhem: The Killing of Brigadier J. 

Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
We’ve already gone over the top-level stats for Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story here, and while it comes in last place compared to prior entries, it’s effectively tied with seasons 2 and 3, with only a minor drop in reality. But how well is the series performing against other shows? Let’s take a look at that front: 

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Netflix Viewership Comparison – UNTAMED, I Will Find You, The Watcher, DAHMER, Zero Day and 13 more Netflix titles (1-week analysis)
Cumulative views over 1 weeks for 18 Netflix titles: UNTAMED, I Will Find You, The Watcher, DAHMER, Zero Day, Monsters – The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, Monster: The Ed Gein Story, Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, Black Doves – Season 1, American Primeval, The Waterfront – Season 1, The Abandons, Ransom Canyon – Season 1, Nemesis – Season 1, The Beast in Me, House of Guinness – Season 1, Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen, Vladimir. Combined total: 220,500,000 views.

Netflix cumulative views ranking for UNTAMED, I Will Find You, The Watcher, DAHMER, Zero Day and 13 more Netflix titles over 1 weeks.

Title
Opening Week Views
Rank

UNTAMED
24,600,000
1

I Will Find You
24,000,000
2

The Watcher
22,300,000
3

DAHMER
22,000,000
4

Zero Day
19,100,000
5

Monsters – The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
12,300,000
6

Monster: The Ed Gein Story
12,200,000
7

Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
12,100,000
8

Black Doves – Season 1
10,800,000
9

American Primeval
10,400,000
10

The Waterfront – Season 1
8,300,000
11

The Abandons
7,300,000
12

Ransom Canyon – Season 1
7,200,000
13

Nemesis – Season 1
7,100,000
14

The Beast in Me
6,900,000
15

House of Guinness – Season 1
5,200,000
16

Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen
4,500,000
17

Vladimir
4,200,000
18

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