“Bridgerton” Season 4 continued its reign as Netflix’s most-watched TV collection in its second week on the streamer.
The fourth installment of the romance collection tallied up 23.4 million views through the week of Feb. 2, staying atop the streamer’s English-language TV high 10 checklist, the place it debuted the week prior. The viewership marks a slight downtick from the earlier week, which noticed the four-episode Half 1 tally up 39.7 million views.
The brand new season of “Bridgerton” additionally pulled previous installments into the highest 10 checklist, with Season 1 coming within the No. 5 spot with 3.5 million views and Season 3 touchdown within the No. 8 spot with 3 million views.
Behind “Bridgerton” Season 4 on the highest TV checklist was “The Lincoln Lawyer” Season 4, which tallied up 9 million views in its first week, in addition to “His & Hers,” which took the No. 3 spot with 6.2 million views in its fifth week within the high 10 checklist. Subsequent up was the Valentines version of “Is It Cake?” which scored 4.3 million views within the No. 4 spot.
Different unscripted collection showing within the high 10 embrace WWE’s Monday Evening Uncooked for Feb. 2, which took the No. 6 spot with 3.1 million views, in addition to “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Wealthy,” which got here subsequent with 3.1 million views.
On the movie facet, true crime documentary “The Investigation of Lucy Letby” dethroned “The Rip” as the highest English-language film with 12.9 million views, outpacing the 7.4 million views tallied up by “The Rip” in its fourth week on the streamer. Fan-favorite “KPop Demon Hunters” got here subsequent with 6.1 million views in its thirty fourth week within the high 10.
Additionally on the checklist was “Within the Land of Saints and Sinners” with 5 million views, “Candy Dwelling Alabama” with 4.4 million views, “Overboard” (2018) with 3.5 million views in addition to “Mike and Dave Want Wedding ceremony Dates” and “Evening on the Museum” with 3.2 million views.
Elsewhere, South Korean catastrophe film “The Nice Flood” moved as much as the No. 6 spot within the non-English-language movie checklist, forward of “The Platform.”
