After only three weeks, Adolescence, the critically acclaimed limited series, is already one of Netflix’s all-time Most Popular TV Shows with 96.7 million views to date. It topped the English TV charts once more with 30.4 million views this week, and reached the Top 10 in all 93 countries that the Top 10 is available. 

Starring Netflix fan-favorite Sofia Carson, along with Connie Britton and Kyle Allen, The Life List led English films last week, debuting at No. 1 (24.4 million views). Based on the book of the same name by Lori Nelson Spielman, the heartfelt romantic drama was a hit, landing in the Top 10 in 88 countries. Carson is no stranger to coming out on top — her airport thriller Carry-On recently claimed the No. 2 spot on the Most Popular Films list. 

The Electric State remained a favorite as fans carried the sci-fi adventure that stars Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt — and their robot companions — to the No. 2 spot (7.6 million views). Plus, fans were determined to crack the case in The Residence, the Uzo Aduba–starring whodunit, which held strong at No. 2 in English TV (8.8 million views). Meanwhile, the first three episodes of the cutthroat reality competition series Million Dollar Secret debuted at No. 3 (3.7 million views), with animated series Wolf King close behind, climbing to No. 5 in its second week (2.6 million views). 

Hoops, they did it again. The basketball comedy Running Point, starring Kate Hudson, scored the No. 6 spot with 2.3 million views. The real-life treasure hunters at the center of the docuseries Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn’s Treasure struck gold at No. 8 (2.1 million views), while Chelsea Handler’s new stand-up special Chelsea Handler: The Feeling debuted at No. 10 (1.6 million views). 

Documentaries had a big week in English films. The British true crime Con Mum debuted at No. 3 (6.3 million views), and The Twister: Caught in the Storm, about the historic 2011 Joplin tornado, took the No. 5 spot (5.5 million views). 

Atop the non-English TV chart is Harlan Coben’s latest Netflix adaptation, Caught. The thriller, set in Argentina, follows an investigative journalist whose pursuit of the truth risks putting her own life in danger (8.2 million views). The Korean romance series When Life Gives You Tangerines stole hearts at No. 3 (6 million views). Debuting at No. 4 is the Spanish comedy The Lady’s Companion (2.6 million views), followed by the French true crime From Rock Star to Killer at No. 5 (1.9 million views). Plus, both seasons of the Austrian thriller Woman of the Dead landed in the Top 10, with Season 2 at No. 6 (1.9 million views), and Season 1 at No. 10 (1.4 million views). 

This week in non-English films, French action flick Ad Vitam climbed to No. 6 on the Most Popular Films list. The Korean crime thriller Revelations maintained its top spot, charting at No. 1 for a second week (6.9 million views), and the Mexican action-thriller Counterattack was close behind at No. 3 (2.7 million views), followed by Swedish comedy Little Siberia at No. 4 (2.6 million views).