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Every week, Netflix has an exciting and eclectic curation of the top 10 most-watched shows on the platform. From cutesy to comedic to true crime, there really is something for everyone. This week, it's not surprising to see Emily in Parismade the list, but there are so many other incredible options to choose from if you're looking for something to watch. While you could binge season 4 over and over again, here are all the top-ranked TV shows to watch on Netflix right now!
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1. Emily in Paris Season 4
Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1 premiered last week, and we honestly can't stop chattering about it. This time viewers get to see Emily expand her horizons beyond Paris to places like French Alps — oh, and there's no shortage of drama. She's busier than ever in career, and it seems like she may be slightly unlucky in love too...surprise, surprise. Follow along to see how Emily continues to fair in Paris, and if she'll ever finally end up with Gabriel.
Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1 premiered August 15, and stars Lily Collins, Ashley Park, Lucas Bravo, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Camille Razat, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, William Abadie, and Lucien Laviscount.
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2. American Murder: Laci Peterson
American Murder: Laci Peterson unveils new details surrounding the deaths of Laci and Connor Peterson. Despite Scott Peterson's insistence that he had nothing to do with their murders, new interviews with detectives, lawyers, and Amber Fray (Scott's mistress) are coming to light. Did he do it? Check this documentary out to learn more.
American Murder: Laci Peterson premiered on August 14.
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3. The Umbrella Academy Season 4
The adventures of The Umbrella Academy are coming to close with this last season, and we don't know if we can take it! The once estranged siblings of the series find themselves in an alternate reality where their superpowers have vanished. The worst part about it is they'll have to face off with even more enemies without knowing how they'll actually beat them.
The Umbrella Academy Season 4 premiered August 8, and stars Elliot Page, Tom Hopper, David Castañeda, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Robert Sheenan, Aidan Gallagher, Justin H. Min, Ritu Arya, Colm Feore, Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally, and David Cross.
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4. Matt Rife: Lucid — A Crowd Work Special
Matt Rife is back with another standup special on Netflix...and it has his signature style written all over it. He still approaches his comedy from a defensive, controversial. Love it, or hate it (and trust me, I know how I feel about it), it's clear he's still doing him and that someone's watching it enough to rank.
Matt Rife: Lucid — A Crowd Work Special premiered on August 13.
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5. Love Is Blind: UK Season 1
We have an increasing suspicion that Christina Lauren'sThe True Love Experiment is loosely based on Love Is Blind: UK, but that's TBD!
The show follows the same script as before, but this time men and women are allowing themselves to find true love (or not) in the UK! The couples enjoy spending time together before heading back home to see if they have what it takes to make a relationship work.
Love Is Blind: UK premiered August 7, and it stars a cast of 30 men and women who are vying for each other's hearts.
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6. A Good Girl's Guide to Murder Season 1
Convinced something odd happened with the case of a former classmate, Pip Fitz-Amobi throws herself into conduct her own investigation. She's only 17, but that doesn't mean she can't crack the case since it seems like the adults around her have dropped the ball.
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder premiered August 1, and stars Emma Myers, India Lillie Davies, Asha Banks, Henry Ashton, Carla Woodcock, Zain Iqbal, Matthew Baynton, Gary Beadle, and more!
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7. Gabby's Dollhouse Season 10
Gabby's Dollhouse is a kid's show that's full of kittens, magic, fun, and non-stop adventures that occur in a dollhouse. It's the perfect thing to watch with your little sister, niece, or daughter!
Gabby's Dollhouse Season 10 premiered August 5, and stars Laila Lockhart Kraner, Tucker Chandler, Juliet Donenfeld, Donovan Patton, Sainty Nelson, and Tara Strong.
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8. Simone Biles Rising Season 1
Simone Biles is one of the world's greatest gymnasts, and she's continued to break records during the Paris Olympics. And while we may think we know her, Simone Biles Rising peels back the layers of who she is as a person. From her moments of imposter syndrome to displays of vulnerability, this documentary sheds light on who she thinks she is.
Simone Biles Rising Season 1 premiered June 20 with Season 2 returning October 25.
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9. Emily in Paris Season 1
Since everyone's watching season 4 of Emily in Paris, it's only right to revisit what happened during season 1. Emily jetted off to Paris as part of a promotion that was meant for her boss. She's a marketing genius who's been tasked with helping bring a bit of American flair with her, but this news shocks her boyfriend.
The joy of being in Paris quickly wears off when she realizes the people at her job aren't happy she's there. She eventually makes her mark in a drama-filled season, finds a new romantic situationship, and develops new friendships that make her believe she was destined to be in Paris.
Emily in Paris Season 1 premiered October 2, 2020.
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10.Emily in Paris Season 3
Emily tries hard to maintain her jobs in Chicago and Paris, but that ends in a blazing fire that actually doesn't last long. We see Sylvie decide to start her own marketing agency with Emily back by her side and she even starts dating someone new. We also see the continuance of the weird romantic pact that Camille and Gabriel have, though it's clear their hearts aren't invested in each other.Still an engagement tumbles into a pregnancy and Emily once again has to decide what she's going to do.
Ah, to be living, working, and loving in Paris.
Emily in Paris Season 3 premiered December 21, 2022.
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