‘His & Hers’ Tops Netflix’s Weekly Most-Watched Shows List Again This Week

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During the week of January 2026, Netflix viewers watched a wide variety of content, including popular returning shows, movies and series from the Netflix library, and brand new releases. The top ten list in the United States included limited series, sports entertainment, and the final seasons of well-loved shows. People enjoyed psychological thrillers and comedy specials, and continued to watch educational programs for kids. These rankings show what was most popular on Netflix during that week.

‘Ms. Rachel’, Season 2 (2025–)

Season two of ‘Ms. Rachel’ helps toddlers learn and grow with fun, interactive songs and play. This season especially focuses on helping little ones develop their speaking skills and learn important social skills through engaging activities led by Rachel Griffin-Accurso. The show is created using techniques recommended by speech experts to encourage babies and toddlers to talk and interact. ‘Ms. Rachel’ continues to be a popular choice for American families looking for good educational shows for preschoolers.

‘Ms. Rachel’, Season 1 (2025–)

‘Ms. Rachel’ continues to be a hit with families, remaining in the top ten most-watched shows as more parents discover its unique learning approach for young children. The show uses catchy songs and repeated phrases to help babies and toddlers learn to talk and even sign. It quickly became popular because it offered something new: educational streaming specifically designed for the very youngest viewers, and its ongoing success proves there’s a real need for this type of programming.

‘Run Away’ (2026)

“Run Away” is a thriller series based on a Harlan Coben novel, focusing on a father’s intense love and what he’ll do to find his daughter. The story centers on a man who discovers his long-lost daughter is caught up in a dangerous situation, leading to several violent clashes. While searching for her, he uncovers a large-scale conspiracy that puts his whole family at risk. The series maintains the quick pace and surprising twists fans have come to expect from Coben’s previous work with Netflix.

‘Stranger Things’ (2016–2026)

The fifth season of ‘Stranger Things’ brings the story to an end, wrapping up the fight between the people of Hawkins and the terrifying creatures from the Upside Down. With the boundary between worlds completely broken, Eleven and her friends face their biggest challenges yet. This final season will finally reveal the secrets behind Hawkins National Laboratory and Henry Creel’s past. It’s an emotional farewell to the sci-fi series that first launched nearly ten years ago.

‘Raw’ (1993–)

The January 12, 2026 episode of ‘Raw’ is a landmark moment for professional wrestling, as the show officially launches its new era on a streaming service. The episode showcases the aftermath of recent title matches and builds anticipation for upcoming wrestling events. Viewers watched intense rivalries and live action, now delivered in a weekly format to a worldwide streaming audience. Moving to Netflix allows the show to be presented with a fresh, uncut approach, modernizing this long-running sports entertainment series.

‘Kill Tony: Once Upon a Time in Texas’ (2026)

‘Kill Tony: Once Upon a Time in Texas’ is a comedy special filmed live in a stadium, bringing the popular podcast’s signature style to a bigger stage. Host Tony Hinchcliffe invites amateur comedians to perform a one-minute set, then receive honest feedback from a panel of professional judges. The special also features appearances by well-known comedians who often work with the show, highlighting the raw and sometimes harsh energy of live comedy and professional critique.

‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ (2026)

The first season of ‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ is a fresh, updated take on the classic 1929 mystery novel. It follows a group gathered for a fancy weekend getaway where a prank goes terribly wrong, leading to a death and uncovering a secret plot. Lady Eileen “Bundle” Brent decides to investigate a mysterious group called the Seven Dials and their possible involvement in the murder. The series keeps the clever twists and humor of the original story while setting it in a more modern world.

‘Marcello Hernández: American Boy’ (2026)

‘Marcello Hernández: American Boy’ is a stand-up comedy special featuring the ‘Saturday Night Live’ performer sharing stories about his unusual childhood. Hernández talks about what it’s like growing up as the child of immigrants in America, touching on his cultural identity and family life. He uses a lot of physical comedy and relatable observations about things like dating, differences between generations, and sports. This is his first full-length comedy special, and you can only watch it on the streaming service.

‘11.22.63’ (2016)

‘11.22.63’ season one centers on Jake Epping, a high school teacher who goes back in time with the goal of stopping the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Adapted from Stephen King’s novel, the show explores the difficulties of altering the past and the unpredictable way time works. Jake has to adapt to life in the 1960s while also trying to follow Lee Harvey Oswald. Recently added to Netflix, the series is gaining a lot of new viewers.

‘His & Hers’ (2026)

“His & Hers” is a suspenseful thriller series adapted from Alice Feeney’s popular novel. The story unfolds through the eyes of a journalist and a detective as they investigate a murder in a peaceful small town. As they dig deeper, it becomes apparent that both investigators have hidden, personal connections to the victim and the crime. The series keeps viewers guessing by presenting a fragmented timeline and using narrators who may not be telling the whole truth, building suspense until the very end.

Share which of these trending series you are currently binge-watching in the comments.

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