‘Nobody Wants This’ Is Netflix’s Most-Watched Show of the Week: Here Is the Rest of the Top 10

Here are the titles viewers in the United States streamed the most on Netflix for the week of October 20–26, 2025—spanning buzzy new seasons, true-crime docuseries, and a live sports blockbuster—based on Netflix’s Top 10 for that period.

10. ‘Ms. Rachel’ (2025– )

Designed for preschoolers, ‘Ms. Rachel’ features educator Rachel Accurso leading interactive lessons on letters, numbers, colors, and early language skills. The Netflix version credits Rachel Accurso and Aron Accurso as creators, with frequent appearances by Keisha Gilles. Season 2 continues the show’s simple, song-driven format that encourages kids to speak along with on-screen prompts. The series streams with two seasons on Netflix and is rated TV-Y for young audiences.

9. ‘Love Is Blind’ (2020– )

Season 9 takes place in Denver, following engaged couples from the pods through cohabitation and the altar. Netflix scheduled the reunion for Wednesday, October 29, 2025, at 9 p.m. ET, promising updates from featured pairs including Ali & Anton, Madison & Joe, Kalybriah & Edmond, Annie & Nick, and Megan & Jordan. The season structure remains the same—blind dates, pod proposals, a retreat, and wedding decisions—shot months before airing. Hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey return to facilitate the experiment’s milestones and the reunion’s post-season check-ins.

8. ‘Ms. Rachel’ (2025– )

The first Netflix season of ‘Ms. Rachel’ introduces the show’s core approach—short songs, repetition, and call-and-response designed by Rachel Accurso to stimulate speech and vocabulary. Episodes cover fundamentals like shapes, animals, and early phonics, supported by musician Aron Accurso. The series blends puppet segments and live action to keep very young viewers engaged. Netflix lists two seasons available to stream, reflecting the platform’s curated collection for families.

7. ‘The Monster of Florence’ (2025)

This Italian true-crime limited series dramatizes the investigation into a string of double homicides around Florence between 1968 and 1985. Created by Leonardo Fasoli and Stefano Sollima—and directed by Sollima—the four-episode series stars Marco Bullitta, Valentino Mannias, and Francesca Olia. Netflix released the series globally on October 22, 2025, presenting a tense procedural rooted in infamous real-world events. The production comes from Italian partners including The Apartment and AlterEgo.

6. ‘Boots’ (2025– )

‘Boots’ follows a bullied teen who impulsively enlists in the U.S. Marine Corps and finds purpose with a diverse group of recruits. Netflix lists the drama with eight episodes and a TV-MA rating, starring Miles Heizer alongside Max Parker and Vera Farmiga. Creator Andy Parker steers the coming-of-age military story through boot-camp camaraderie and conflict. Character details include Cameron Cope as the lead recruit, with supporting roles that round out his platoon.

5. ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ (2025)

The latest installment in Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s ‘Monster’ anthology dramatizes the life and crimes of Ed Gein in mid-century Wisconsin. Netflix lists the season with eight episodes and a TV-MA rating, accompanied by a full trailer and teasers. The series explores the case’s cultural impact and the investigation that revealed Gein’s horrific acts. As with prior seasons of the anthology, the creative team frames the narrative as a portrait of the conditions and community that enabled the crimes.

4. ‘Raw: 2025 – October 20, 2025’ (1993– )

The October 20 episode of ‘WWE Raw’ streamed live from Golden 1 Center in Sacramento and featured multiple title-scene developments. Netflix’s listing highlights an Intercontinental Title rematch and a marquee women’s match, while WWE’s results confirm Jey Uso won a No. 1 Contender’s Battle Royal to face CM Punk for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship. The Netflix–WWE partnership made ‘Raw’ a weekly live fixture on the service in 2025, following a landmark rights deal. This episode drew notable viewership and ranked highly on Netflix’s weekly charts.

3. ‘The Diplomat’ (2023– )

Keri Russell returns as U.S. diplomat Kate Wyler in Season 3 of the political thriller, which introduces Bradley Whitford to the cast and elevates Grace Penn (Allison Janney) to the presidency. Netflix confirms the season is now streaming and provides post-finale analysis of its major twists. The series continues to balance crisis management abroad with fraught personal dynamics involving Hal Wyler (Rufus Sewell). Season 3 expands the show’s ensemble and power stakes while maintaining its brisk, dialogue-driven style.

2. ‘Mob War: Philadelphia vs. The Mafia’ (2025– )

This three-part docuseries revisits a violent era in Philadelphia organized crime, charting turf battles that drew national attention. Netflix’s preview outlines how investigators and the community navigated brazen hits and internal betrayals as law enforcement built cases. The series incorporates archival footage and interviews to reconstruct the timeline of the conflict. Cast listings and episode details underscore its focus on the 1990s power struggle and its lasting fallout.

1. ‘Nobody Wants This’ (2024– )

Kristen Bell and Adam Brody lead this rom-com series as Joanne, a sex-positive podcaster, and Noah, a rabbi whose relationship navigates love, family, and faith. Netflix’s Season 2 coverage confirms the new episodes launched October 23, 2025, continuing the story created by Erin Foster. The show’s sophomore run brings back its core cast while building on the couple’s evolving dynamic. Recent coverage notes Netflix has not announced a Season 3 yet as of October 22, 2025.

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