The Netflix Top 10 list won't tell you how many people are watching a show, but it will tell you which shows people are watching the most. The Top 10 list for Friday, Nov. The Crown Season 4 is still at No. The Queen's Gambitthough, still holds strong at No.
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There's a Televsion of royalty in the Top 5. But of the Netflix Top 10, which of these shows and more info are actually worth watching? We break down the entire Netflix Top 10 list and guide you through what to binge and what to skip. The ambitious, decades-spanning drama series about Queen Elizabeth II is back for its second season with Olivia Colman in the lead and its fourth season overall, and it adds two pivotally important characters into the mix: Margaret Thatcher the great Gillian Anderson and Princess Diana Emma Corrinwho both clash with the Queen. Their addition breathes fresh life into the series, which remains one of the grandest on all of television. Friday's rank: 1.
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Kevin Hart filmed his latest special in his own living room during the pandemic. Netflix built him a stage, and a masked and distanced audience came over to watch him tell jokes in his very fancy pajamas.
His living room is big enough to accommodate a comedy show. He has a very unusual life, and that's what this special is about.
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Friday's rank: 3. Yet another holiday romantic comedy. The identical Princess Margaret and once a baker, now also a Ca Stacy both Vanessa Hudgens switch again so Margaret can try to repair her relationship with Stacy's friend Kevin Nick Sagar before her coronation.
But Margaret's identical cousin Lady Fiona you guessed it, Vanessa Hudgens has her own scheme to do another switch and take the throne for herself. It's a whole lotta Hudgens.
These movies are very dumb, but they're fun. Friday's rank: 2. Watching Television Can Be A Good Or was an orphan who, in her youth, developed an incredible skill for the game but also a debilitating addiction to pills, which quiet her obsessive mind. It's a detailed character study of brilliance and madness that's usually reserved for male characters. Friday's rank: 4. The Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs mythology is too complicated to just jump in and watch this without watching the first one. You won't understand about how food falls from the sky because of I'm just kidding, this movie is fun for the whole family, no explanation required. Friday's rank: 5. Seuss' iconic green guy who learns to love Christmas.
You know the story, and this CG adaptation doesn't add much to it. But it doesn't detract anything from it, either.]
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