Netflix Top 10 this week brings an early dose of Christmas cheer, a major true-crime debut and the return of Black Doves. A Dog’s Perfect Christmas leads English-language films, while Taken: Natalee Holloway opens at No. 1 among English-language shows in Netflix’s global rankings for November 2–8, 2026.
Below are ten highlights from Netflix’s four weekly global charts. The numbered sections are Seat42F’s reading order; each title’s actual chart category and position appear in the table and accompanying section.
Netflix Top 10 This Week at a Glance
| Title | Global Chart | Rank | Weekly Views |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Dog’s Perfect Christmas | English Films | 1 | 8.6 million |
| Taken: Natalee Holloway — Season 1 | English TV | 1 | 12.9 million |
| Black Doves — Season 2 | English TV | 4 | 3.8 million |
| Nobody Wants This — Season 3 | English TV | 3 | 4.0 million |
| Collision Course | Non-English Films | 1 | 17.2 million |
| Dead-End Job — Limited Series | Non-English TV | 1 | 8.7 million |
| Final Destination: Bloodlines | English Films | 3 | 5.8 million |
| Will Trent — Season 1 | English TV | 8 | 1.9 million |
| The Diplomat — Season 4 | English TV | 9 | 1.9 million |
| Lupin — Part 4 | Non-English TV | 3 | 6.1 million |
1. A Dog’s Perfect Christmas Starts the Holiday Season Early
Netflix viewers are already making room for Christmas. A Dog’s Perfect Christmas enters at No. 1 on the English-language film chart with 8.6 million views, ahead of Heist and Final Destination: Bloodlines.
The family film features Dennis Quaid and Milo Ventimiglia, with Thomas Haden Church voicing basset hound Winstead. Its holiday setting and canine perspective make it the gentlest option among this week’s chart leaders.
2. Taken: Natalee Holloway Leads English-Language TV
Taken: Natalee Holloway debuts at No. 1 among English-language shows with 12.9 million views. The three-part documentary revisits the teenager’s 2005 disappearance in Aruba and the answers that emerged years later.
Documentaries have a substantial presence on the TV list: The One About Matthew Perry, a documentary about the actor’s life and death, follows in second place with 4.4 million views.
3. Black Doves Returns to the Top 10
Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw’s spy thriller opens its second-season chart run at No. 4 on the English TV list with 3.8 million views. Helen and Sam’s dangerous work once again collides with the people they want to protect.
For a spoiler-light look at the performances, action and central friendship, read our Black Doves Season 2 review.
4. Nobody Wants This Keeps Romance in the Mix
Nobody Wants This Season 3 claims No. 3 among English-language shows with 4.0 million views. Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s Joanne and Noah are navigating a new stage of their relationship as they move in together.
Its third week on the chart puts an established romantic comedy alongside the week’s documentary and thriller debuts. For viewers building a watchlist, that offers a change of pace from the investigations and espionage elsewhere in the rankings.
5. Collision Course Tops Non-English Films
Spanish thriller Collision Course takes No. 1 on the non-English film chart with 17.2 million views. Daniel Sánchez Arévalo directs an ensemble including Laia Costa, Karra Elejalde and Luis Zahera.
A robbery and a getaway complicated by hidden agendas supply the setup. It also posts the largest view total of the four category leaders this week, ahead of the English-language film and TV winners and the non-English TV leader.
6. Dead-End Job Brings Horror to the TV Chart
Dead-End Job leads non-English television with 8.7 million views. The Korean limited series stars Lee Jae-wook as a young man whose financial troubles lead him to accept lucrative work from a mysterious agency.
The catch is that these assignments become increasingly nightmarish. Its workplace-horror premise makes it a very different kind of escape from the holiday movie leading the English-language film list.
7. Final Destination: Bloodlines Keeps Halloween Alive
Christmas may have arrived at the top, but horror still has an audience. Final Destination: Bloodlines lands at No. 3 among English-language films with 5.8 million views.
The franchise entry joins Thanksgiving, which ranks seventh with 3.8 million views. Together, they give viewers who are still in a Halloween mood alternatives to the early holiday programming.
8. Will Trent Finds a Place Among Returning Favorites
The first season of Will Trent arrives at No. 8 on the English TV chart with 1.9 million views. Ramón Rodríguez plays the investigator whose powers of observation help him untangle difficult cases.
It is a reminder that a weekly streaming list can offer a starting point for an established series, as well as a guide to brand-new releases. The ranking here belongs specifically to Season 1.
9. The Diplomat Holds a Top 10 Slot
The Diplomat Season 4 registers 1.9 million views at No. 9 on the English TV chart. That gives the Keri Russell political drama a fourth week in the rankings.
The series continues to draw tension from the overlap between public power and private relationships. Our The Diplomat Season 4 review takes a spoiler-light look at Russell’s performance and the season’s political maneuvering.
10. Lupin Keeps Assane’s Latest Adventure in View
Lupin Part 4 ranks No. 3 among non-English shows with 6.1 million views. Omar Sy returns as Assane Diop, whose plans to leave his criminal identity behind are disrupted by someone committing heists in his name.
That setup sends the gentleman thief back into a world of disguises, suspicion and elaborate escapes. It rounds out a week that stretches from family holiday viewing to true crime, spy stories and international thrillers.
How Netflix’s Weekly Top 10 Works
Netflix calculates views by dividing hours watched by a title’s runtime. These global lists cover Monday through Sunday and separate films and shows into English-language and non-English-language categories. TV seasons are listed individually. Weekly views are a viewing metric, not a count of unique people.
See the full English-language film chart, English-language TV chart, non-English film chart and non-English TV chart on Netflix Tudum. Availability varies by country.
Thomas Miller is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Seat42F, covering television, movies and streaming entertainment. He launched Seat42F in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades covering the entertainment industry.
