‘His & Hers’ Is Still Netflix’s Most-Watched Show of the Week

Netflix viewership in the United States for the week of January 12, 2026, reflects a dynamic blend of high-stakes drama, live sports, and educational programming. Audiences have gravitated toward long-awaited series finales as well as fresh adaptations of popular literary thrillers. The current data shows a strong balance between recurring children’s favorites and new entries that have captured the national conversation. This list presents the most popular titles currently streaming on the platform based on their weekly performance.

‘Ms. Rachel’, Season 2 (2025–)

The second season of ‘Ms. Rachel’ continues to provide educational entertainment designed specifically for toddlers and preschoolers. Each episode focuses on language development and early childhood milestones through songs and interactive play. Rachel Griffin Accurso leads the series with a curriculum-based approach that encourages active participation from young viewers. This season has maintained significant popularity among parents looking for high-quality, research-backed screen time options for their children.

‘Ms. Rachel’, Season 1 (2025–)

The debut season of ‘Ms. Rachel’ remains a staple on the streaming charts, illustrating the enduring appeal of its foundational content. It features simple, repetitive movements and phonetics designed to help children find their voices and learn foundational communication skills. The show utilizes specific techniques to engage infants and toddlers in a safe and supportive digital environment. Its continued presence in the weekly top ten reflects its status as a core component of early childhood media consumption for American families.

‘Run Away’ (2026)

Based on the novel by Harlan Coben, ‘Run Away’ is a limited series that explores the desperate measures a father takes to save his estranged daughter. The plot follows Simon Greene as he descends into a dangerous criminal underworld to track down his child who has become entangled with a violent group. Secrets within the family begin to surface, revealing that the disappearance is part of a much larger and more lethal conspiracy. The show features the high-stakes suspense and intricate plotting that have become characteristic of Coben’s television adaptations.

‘Stranger Things’ (2016–)

The fifth season of ‘Stranger Things’ brings the supernatural conflict in the town of Hawkins to its long-awaited conclusion. Following the catastrophic events of the previous season, the core group of friends must unite for one final confrontation against Vecna and the forces of the Upside Down. This installment resolves the complex character arcs and dark mythology that have defined the series since its premiere. Its inclusion in the weekly rankings highlights the massive cultural impact and anticipation surrounding the show’s final chapter.

‘Raw’ (1993–)

The January 12, 2026, episode of ‘Raw’ marks a significant milestone as the long-running wrestling program continues its regular weekly presence on the platform. The broadcast features high-energy matches and serialized storylines involving the top superstars of the professional wrestling world. Fans tune in live each week to follow the rivalries and championship pursuits that define the modern sports entertainment landscape. The transition of this live content to the streaming service has successfully attracted a dedicated and consistent audience.

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

This comedy special showcases the unique live podcast format of ‘Kill Tony’ as it visits the state of Texas for a massive live performance. Hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe, the show features aspiring comedians who have exactly one minute to perform their best stand-up material for a panel of professional judges. The special captures the unpredictable and often irreverent nature of the live performances and the subsequent interviews with the contestants. It provides viewers with a mix of raw comedic talent and sharp, spontaneous critique from industry veterans.

‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ (2026)

The first season of ‘Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials’ adapts the classic mystery novel into a contemporary television format for a new generation of viewers. Set during a lavish country house party, the story begins with a practical joke that ends in a mysterious death, triggering a complex investigation. A secret society known as the Seven Dials becomes the focus of the narrative as the characters untangle a web of international intrigue and espionage. The production emphasizes the wit and suspense found in Christie’s original writing while introducing modern stylistic elements.

‘Marcello Hernández: American Boy’ (2026)

In his first major stand-up special, Marcello Hernández explores his multicultural identity and his experiences growing up in a diverse household. The comedian uses observational humor to discuss the nuances of family life, his heritage, and the specific challenges of navigating early adulthood in America. His high-energy delivery and relatable storytelling have resonated with a wide audience since his rise in the comedy scene. ‘Marcello Hernández: American Boy’ highlights his unique comedic voice and his ability to find humor in everyday cultural interactions.

‘11.22.63’ (2016)

‘11.22.63’ is a limited series based on the novel by Stephen King regarding a high school teacher who discovers a portal to the past. Jake Epping, played by James Franco, travels back to the 1960s with the specific mission of preventing the assassination of John F. Kennedy. As he attempts to change history, he faces resistance from time itself and becomes deeply involved in the lives of the people he encounters in the past. The show combines elements of science fiction, historical drama, and suspense to explore the dangerous consequences of altering the timeline.

‘His & Hers’ (2026)

The limited series ‘His & Hers’ is a psychological thriller that examines a chilling murder case from the perspectives of two different protagonists. Anna Andrews, a news reader, and Jack Harper, a detective, both find themselves dangerously close to the investigation in their shared hometown. As the narrative unfolds, the show explores how memories can be manipulated and how personal secrets can jeopardize a criminal case. This adaptation of the Alice Feeney novel keeps audiences engaged with its intricate plotting and its use of unreliable narrators.

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