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Netflix Top 10: ‘The Boroughs’ and ‘Ladies First’ Post Disappointing Debut Weeks

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Welcome to your weekly rundown of the biggest hits and misses on Netflix. For the week ending May 24th, 2026, we’re looking at a surprisingly sluggish start for The Duffer Brothers’ latest sci-fi venture, The Boroughs, and a lukewarm debut for the highly anticipated rom-com Ladies First. Plus, we’re checking in on returning favorites, diving into global trends, and analyzing everything in between.

First, the no-shows: Mating Season, the new animated series from the creative minds behind Big Mouth, failed to crack the charts. It’s only sitting at 15th in the global top 10s at the time of publishing and is already dropping. While recent seasons of Big Mouth did manage to chart (despite season-to-season drops), logging less than 2.1M views is a rough start for this new venture.

Other no-shows include another UK Untold doc, with Liverpool’s Miracle of Istanbul not making the top 10. Carizzma from Argentina also failed to rank.
Also, we might need to pour one out for KPop Demon Hunters, as its reign in the weekly top 10s looks poised to end either this week or very soon. It’s a crying shame, given it’s coming up on 52 straight weeks… Can the fans rally to help it snatch another incredible record? We’ll have to wait and find out.

Now let’s get into the headlines and charts!


1. The Boroughs Debuts Weak In Week 1

Since its debut on Thursday, it’s been clear that this new sci-fi series from The Duffer Brothers—their second project of 2026—was going to face a slow march up the charts. As of publishing, the show has finally managed to topple Berlin S2 globally, suggesting we’ll see some strength in week 2. But you probably know where we’re going with this.

With just 35.3M hours and 5.6M views, the series is sitting quite low in the charts and is by no means a smash hit. We previously noted that the creators have a multi-season plan and that season 2 is already in active development. If it hopes to secure those extra seasons, it’ll need to pick up the pace and display some strong backend metrics (like completion rate) that we don’t necessarily have access to. Here’s how the series stacks up against other season 1 debuts in recent years that all dropped on a Thursday:

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2. Ladies First Also Weak In Week 1

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Ladies First. (L-R) Sacha Baron Cohen as Damien Sachs and Rosamund Pike as Alex Fox in Ladies First. Cr. Rob Youngson/Netflix © 2026.

Also on the weaker side this week is Ladies First. The new romantic comedy starring Rosamund Pike and Sacha Baron Cohen debuted with just 11.9M views, making it the third-weakest debut for any English-language Friday movie of 2026 so far.

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Of course, those are a mix of genres, so let’s stack it up against some movies in recent years that are similar(ish) in theme:

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Cumulative views over 1 weeks for 10 Netflix titles: A Family Affair, Mother of the Bride, Irish Wish, Find Me Falling, Love at First Sight, Ladies First, Lonely Planet, A Tourist's Guide to Love, French Lover, The Perfect Find. Combined total: 147,900,000 views.

Netflix cumulative views ranking for A Family Affair, Mother of the Bride, Irish Wish, Find Me Falling, Love at First Sight and 5 more Netflix titles over 1 weeks.
Title Opening Week Views Rank
A Family Affair 26,800,000 1
Mother of the Bride 26,700,000 2
Irish Wish 19,500,000 3
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Love at First Sight 14,100,000 5
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3. Swapped vs KPop Demon Hunters in Week 4

Swapped, now in week 4, suffered a 38.4% drop in viewing hours this week. As its curve begins to flatten in the chart below, it’s looking increasingly likely that it won’t pull off a KPop Demon Hunters-style run. Still, it’s putting considerable distance between itself and every other Netflix Original animated film the streamer has ever released. Overall, an incredible success.

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Week-by-week cumulative views for 3 Netflix titles: Swapped, KPop Demon Hunters, The Sea Beast. Combined final total: 403,100,000 views.

Weekly cumulative Netflix views for Swapped, KPop Demon Hunters and The Sea Beast over 9 weeks.
Title Week 0 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Final cumulative
Swapped 0 15,500,000 54,200,000 80,600,000 96,700,000 — — — — — 96,700,000
KPop Demon Hunters 0 9,200,000 33,400,000 56,100,000 80,300,000 106,100,000 132,400,000 158,700,000 184,600,000 210,600,000 210,600,000
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4. Nemesis and Man on Fire Fates Still Up In The Air

Nemesis and Man on Fire are the two big recent scripted series on the English-language side. Both are vying for renewals, but neither has received an official green light just yet. Neither is a runaway smash hit, and both are riding awfully close to the line that led to The Waterfront getting canceled last year. We’re 50/50 on both but leaning more towards renewal on Man on Fire.

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Week-by-week cumulative views for 5 Netflix titles: The Waterfront – Season 1, Nemesis – Season 1, Man on Fire – Season 1, The Night Agent – Season 1, UNTAMED – Season 1. Combined final total: 245,400,000 views.

Weekly cumulative Netflix views for The Waterfront – Season 1, Nemesis – Season 1, Man on Fire – Season 1, The Night Agent – Season 1 and UNTAMED – Season 1 over 6 weeks.
Title Week 0 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Final cumulative
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5. Kylie Minogue Isn’t A Global Star

Netflix’s big documentary series on Kylie Minogue received a massive press push in recent weeks, but with just 2.1M views and a #10 finish in its opening week, it opened significantly weaker than most other Wednesday celebrity/music docuseries in recent years.

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What’s fascinating about this docuseries, however, is that Kylie’s popularity is heavily concentrated in select countries. She performed well in Australia and New Zealand (obviously, given that’s where she’s from), followed by the UK, which she has called home for most of her career. From there, we can see her appeal also translates well in the Nordics and Eastern Europe. Elsewhere, however, the docuseries was a complete no-show.

kylie heat map

Picture Credit: FlixPatrol


6. Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine in Week 2

Once again, we come back to something we’ve said over and over: nine times out of ten, the opening few days are the most important. Dominating the charts for most of its first full week on Netflix (and its second week in the top 10s), Berlin season 2 is performing well compared to nearly every other Spanish show. But when stacked up against the first season of Berlin—which had a blistering start back in 2023—it’s still down 50%. The good news? That first season, now renamed to Berlin and the Jewels of Paris, reappeared in the top 10s, proving audiences are still heavily invested in the Money Heist universe.

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Weekly cumulative Netflix views for Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine and Berlin – Season 1 over 5 weeks.
Title Week 0 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Final cumulative
Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine 0 6,200,000 16,500,000 — — — 16,500,000
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7. The WONDERfools Gets Nearly 200% Boost in Week 2

Last week, we caught some flak for suggesting that The WONDERfools received a significant marketing push. It’s a difficult metric to quantify, and while we acknowledge that everyone’s social feeds behave differently, we do track the majority of Netflix’s press releases and social output, so we’ll just have to agree to disagree! We brought it up because the K-drama had a slightly underwhelming first week, but its second week bounced back decently with 7.9M views.

Compared to other complete K-drama drops released on a Friday, it’s now firmly ranked among the middle performers in the category.

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The Art of Sarah 3,800,000 10,000,000 13,800,000
Can This Love Be Translated? 4,000,000 9,000,000 13,000,000
Narco-Saints 3,200,000 9,800,000 13,000,000
The Silent Sea 3,700,000 7,900,000 11,600,000
The WONDERfools 2,700,000 7,900,000 10,600,000
If Wishes Could Kill 2,800,000 7,500,000 10,300,000
Mask Girl 2,800,000 7,400,000 10,200,000
As You Stood By 2,300,000 7,800,000 10,100,000
Cashero 3,800,000 6,100,000 9,900,000
Karma 3,600,000 4,800,000 8,400,000
Trigger 2,900,000 5,000,000 7,900,000
The Price of Confession 2,200,000 5,700,000 7,900,000
Boyfriend on Demand 2,600,000 4,800,000 7,400,000
Doona! 2,800,000 4,500,000 7,300,000
Dear Hongrang 2,200,000 3,500,000 5,700,000

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8. English Movie Check-Ins

Apex and Remarkably Bright Creatures are still featured in the top 10s this week, with the former dropping 36% and the latter plummeting nearly 60%. Let’s plot them on the chart to see how well they’re performing against other 2026 movies. Apex is now putting a bit of distance between itself and The Rip, but it’s ultimately War Machine that remains the biggest movie of the year so far. Remarkably Bright Creatures is now sitting firmly behind the year’s top performers.

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Week-by-week cumulative views for 7 Netflix titles: Remarkably Bright Creatures, Apex, The Rip, War Machine, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, Roommates, Swapped. Combined final total: 556,600,000 views.

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Title Week 0 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Final cumulative
Remarkably Bright Creatures 0 10,400,000 30,700,000 38,900,000 — — — 38,900,000
Apex 0 38,200,000 78,400,000 94,600,000 105,200,000 111,900,000 — 111,900,000
The Rip 0 41,600,000 82,000,000 96,600,000 104,000,000 108,700,000 112,300,000 112,300,000
War Machine 0 39,300,000 83,700,000 101,700,000 112,000,000 118,100,000 121,700,000 121,700,000
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man 0 25,300,000 44,700,000 50,600,000 — — — 50,600,000
Roommates 0 8,800,000 20,900,000 24,500,000 — — — 24,500,000
Swapped 0 15,500,000 54,200,000 80,600,000 96,700,000 — — 96,700,000

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Full List of Netflix Top 10s For Week Ending May 24th

English TV

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 Nemesis: Season 1 88,900,000 (61.64%) 11,400,000 2
2 The Boroughs: Season 1 35,300,000 5,600,000 1
3 Worst Ex Ever: Season 2 14,600,000 (-55.21%) 3,600,000 3
4 The Roast of Kevin Hart 9,000,000 (-76.68%) 3,100,000 2
5 Man on Fire: Season 1 16,800,000 (-44.55%) 3,000,000 4
6 Legends: Season 1 17,400,000 (-55.04%) 2,900,000 3
7 Raw: May 18, 2026 4,600,000 (-4.17%) 2,600,000 1
8 Perfect Match: Season 4 17,100,000 (51.33%) 2,400,000 2
9 Devil May Cry: Season 2 10,800,000 (-44.33%) 2,300,000 2
10 Kylie: Limited Series 6,400,000 2,100,000 1

English Film

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 The Crash 43,700,000 (136.22%) 27,600,000 2
2 Swapped 27,400,000 (-38.84%) 16,100,000 4
3 Ladies First 18,500,000 11,900,000 1
4 Goat 16,900,000 (9.74%) 10,100,000 2
5 Remarkably Bright Creatures 15,600,000 (-59.59%) 8,200,000 3
6 Apex 10,600,000 (-36.90%) 6,700,000 5
7 Stolen Baby: The Murder of Heidi Broussard 7,700,000 (83.33%) 5,300,000 2
8 In Her Shoes 11,200,000 5,100,000 1
9 No Hard Feelings 8,200,000 4,700,000 3
10 KPop Demon Hunters 6,400,000 (0.00%) 3,800,000 49

Non-English TV

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine: Limited Series 76,300,000 (65.51%) 10,300,000 2
2 The WONDERfools: Limited Series 74,800,000 (195.65%) 7,900,000 2
3 My Royal Nemesis: Limited Series 28,400,000 (17.36%) 4,100,000 3
4 Sold Out on You: Limited Series 24,900,000 (1.63%) 2,200,000 5
5 Between Father and Son: Season 1 6,100,000 (-57.04%) 2,200,000 2
6 Desi Bling: Season 1 10,400,000 2,100,000 1
7 The Chestnut Man: Hide and Seek 8,000,000 (-52.10%) 1,600,000 3
8 Berlin and the Jewels of Paris: Limited Series 8,800,000 1,300,000 8
9 James.: Limited Series 2,700,000 1,100,000 1
10 If Wishes Could Kill: Limited Series 6,100,000 (-44.04%) 1,000,000 5

Non-English Film

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 KARTAVYA 7,700,000 (-10.47%) 4,200,000 2
2 Bride of the Year 4,100,000 (7.89%) 2,500,000 2
3 Coco Before Chanel 3,200,000 1,700,000 1
4 The Bus: A French Football Mutiny 2,000,000 (-31.03%) 1,500,000 2
5 Dhurandhar The Revenge (Raw & Undekha) 4,900,000 (-27.94%) 1,300,000 2
6 Number One 1,900,000 1,100,000 1
7 My Dearest Assassin 2,300,000 (-82.84%) 1,100,000 3
8 Je m’appelle Agneta 1,800,000 (-18.18%) 900,000 4
9 Village of the Dead 1,200,000 (-47.83%) 800,000 2
10 Hidden Enemy 1,300,000 (-38.10%) 700,000 2

That’s it for the top 10s this week—we’ll see you again next Tuesday!

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