His & Hers is officially Netflix’s most-watched show, so far this year.
The streaming giant released its What We Watched the First Half of 2026 engagement report on Thursday, July 16, showing the thriller was the No. 1 television title on the platform between January and June 2026, with 104 million views.
The limited series about the investigation into a heinous crime in small town Georgia stars Tessa Thompson and Emmy winner Jon Bernthal (The Bear). Thompson plays a news anchor and reporter named Anna, who pushes to be assigned to cover the story.
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The show narrowly edged out Bridgerton season 4, which finished with 100 million views. Netflix said the return of the drama also boosted interest in earlier installments, helping the entire Bridgerton franchise generate 180 million views during the six-month period.
Other shows in the top 5 included I Will Find You with 64 million views, Stranger Things season 5 with 56 million views, and Run Away with 50 million.
On the film side, War Machine was the platform’s biggest movie with 147 million views.
The action drama starring Alan Ritchson, Stephan James, and Blake Richardson follows the final recruits of a grueling special ops boot camp who encounter a mysterious deadly force.
It was followed on the chart by the Ben Affleck and Matt Damon crime drama The Rip with 136 million views. Kid flick Swapped starring Michael B. Jordan picked up 131 million views, followed by Apex (129 million), and Thrash (100 million).
According to Netflix, subscribers watched more than 97 billion hours of content during the half of the year, which is the highest total the platform ever recorded over a six-month reporting period.
The streamer also announced it is changing how it reports viewership data. Beginning in the first quarter of 2027, the company will release a single annual What We Watched report instead of dropping the numbers every six months.
The main image shows (L-R) His & Hers, Bridgerton, I Will Find You (Credit: Netflix)
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