A New Stand-Up Special Tops Netflix’s Weekly Most-Watched Shows List This Week

Netflix’s weekly charts for mid-February highlight a diverse mix of returning favorites, highly anticipated new releases, and live event programming. From the latest chapter in the Bridgerton saga to a groundbreaking stand-up special, viewers in the United States have engaged with a wide spectrum of genres this week. The following list details the most popular series currently streaming, ranked by their viewership performance.

‘Is It Cake? Valentines’ (2026)

This seasonal spinoff brings a romantic twist to the viral baking competition, challenging talented bakers to create hyper-realistic cakes disguised as Valentine’s Day staples. Hosted by Mikey Day, the series features edible masterpieces modeled after chocolate boxes, floral arrangements, and other holiday gifts. Celebrity judges attempt to distinguish the confectionary art from real objects using the franchise’s titular question. The lighthearted competition combines culinary skill with comedy, making it a perfect watch for the holiday week.

‘Ms. Rachel’ (2025)

YouTube sensation Rachel Accurso makes her streaming debut with this educational series designed specifically for toddlers and preschoolers. The show features curated compilations of her popular songs and lessons, focusing on speech development, letters, and emotional regulation. Parents have flocked to the platform to access the creator’s content in a new ad-free format, expanding her reach significantly. The series aims to bridge the gap between digital entertainment and early childhood education with its interactive style.

‘HIS & HERS’ (2026)

Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal star in this psychological thriller based on Alice Feeney’s bestselling novel. The story follows Anna, a news anchor, and Jack, a detective, who are estranged spouses investigating the same murder in their small Georgia hometown. As they work from opposite sides of the law, dark secrets from their shared past threaten to destroy them both. The limited series captivates viewers with its dual-perspective storytelling and tense, atmospheric mystery.

‘Raw’ (1993)

The flagship professional wrestling program continues its historic run on its new streaming home, drawing massive live viewership. This week’s broadcast features high-stakes matches and dramatic storylines leading up to the franchise’s upcoming premium live events. Superstars from the roster compete in the ring, delivering the athleticism and entertainment the brand has cultivated for over three decades. The move to a streaming platform has allowed for a new era of accessibility for wrestling fans worldwide.

‘Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich’ (2020)

This four-part documentary series investigates the crimes of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Survivors share their harrowing stories, shedding light on how Epstein used his wealth and power to commit abuses for decades. The series also examines the failures of the justice system and the complicity of those in his inner circle. Its resurgence in the charts suggests a renewed public interest in the case and the lingering questions surrounding his network.

‘Unfamiliar’ (2026)

In this German spy thriller, former BND agents Meret and Simon Schäfer run a safe house in Berlin known as “The Nest.” Their quiet life is shattered when a threat from their past resurfaces, forcing them to confront old enemies and buried secrets. The couple must navigate a web of betrayal while trying to protect their teenage daughter from the fallout of their espionage careers. Viewers have praised the six-episode series for its grounded approach to the genre and high-stakes family drama.

‘Bridgerton’ (2020)

The fourth season of the hit period drama shifts the spotlight to the bohemian second son, Benedict Bridgerton. Set against the lavish backdrop of Regency-era London, the story explores his romance with the mysterious Sophie Beckett. The season delivers the franchise’s signature mix of scandal, wit, and intricate ballroom politics. Fans have eagerly anticipated this installment to see how the artistic Bridgerton sibling finally meets his match.

‘Love Is Blind’ (2020)

The tenth season of the reality dating experiment heads to the Midwest, featuring singles from Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland. Hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey guide a new group of participants as they attempt to find love and get engaged without ever seeing each other. The “pods” phase delivers emotional vulnerabilities and rapid connections, leading to dramatic reveals and real-world testing. This regional installment highlights the unique dating culture of the Buckeye State.

‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ (2022)

Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returns as Mickey Haller, the iconoclastic defense attorney who operates out of the back of his Lincoln Navigator. The fourth season sees Haller taking on his most challenging case yet, balancing high-profile legal battles with complex personal dynamics. New antagonists and legal puzzles force the charming lawyer to use every trick in his book to secure justice in Los Angeles. The series continues to be a staple for fans of legal dramas and Michael Connelly’s novels.

‘Katt Williams: The Last Report’ (2026)

Comedian Katt Williams returns to the stage in this unfiltered stand-up special, unleashing his sharp social commentary on a global audience. Directed by Troy Miller, the set tackles topics ranging from modern politics and celebrity culture to personal independence. Williams delivers his punchlines with characteristic energy, following up on his viral interview moments with bold new material. The special has quickly dominated the charts, proving the comedian’s enduring ability to command the cultural conversation.

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