Netflix viewers chose Bridgerton Season 4 as the most‑watched series in its second week on the platform. The romance drama attracted 23.4 million views during the week of February 2. This strong performance kept the show at the top of Netflix’s English‑language TV list.
Weekly Viewership Numbers
In its second week, Bridgerton Season 4 logged 23.4 million views. The figure is slightly lower than the 39.7 million views recorded in the first week, when the four‑episode Part 1 premiered. Even with the dip, the series remained the clear leader.
Older seasons also appeared in the top 10. Season 1 landed at number five with 3.5 million views. Season 3 secured the eighth spot with 3 million views. These numbers show that fans continue to revisit earlier episodes.
Competing Shows on the List
Behind Bridgerton, The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 earned 9 million views in its debut week. His & Hers took the third position with 6.2 million views in its fifth week. The Valentine edition of Is It Cake? claimed the fourth spot with 4.3 million views.
Unscripted series also performed well. WWE Monday Night Raw recorded 3.1 million views on February 2, matching the view count of the documentary Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich.
Top English‑Language Movies
On the film side, the true‑crime documentary The Investigation of Lucy Letby rose to the top English‑language movie slot with 12.9 million views. It surpassed The Rip, which earned 7.4 million views in its fourth week. KPop Demon Hunters followed with 6.1 million views in its 34th week.
Other movies in the top 10 included In the Land of Saints and Sinners (5 million views), Sweet Home Alabama (4.4 million views), Overboard (2018) with 3.5 million views, and the comedies Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates and Night at the Museum, each drawing 3.2 million views.
International Film Highlights
South Korean disaster movie The Great Flood moved up to the sixth spot on the non‑English‑language film list, ahead of The Platform.
Overall, Bridgerton Season 4’s viewership confirms the series’ lasting appeal and its power to dominate Netflix’s streaming charts.
Source: The Wrap
