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It’s official. The 91-day premiere window has closed, the final numbers have been tallied, and Netflix’s most coveted rankings have received a major shakeup. psychological thriller limited series his his The action-thriller juggernaut has successfully made it to the English TV all-time top 10 list, surpassing the first season of 2023. night agent.
For those who track Netflix’s global metrics as obsessively as we do, you know how incredibly difficult it is for a new series to break the all-time rank. night agent It has remained comfortably in the top 10 since its explosive debut three years ago. But through April 9, 2026, a 91-day measurement window his his has officially come to an end, cementing its place in Netflix history.
This won’t be a huge surprise: Earlier today, we reported that the series is now Netflix’s second-biggest English-language series of 2026 (no prizes for knowing that Bridgerton is No. 1!).
Let’s take a look at the final figures that led to this historic surge:
#10. His and Hers (limited series)
- Scene: 98,200,000
- Hours watched: 428,900,000
#11. The Night Agent (Season 1)
- Scene: 98,200,000
- Hours watched: 803,200,000
If you’re looking carefully at the statistics above, you’ll notice something incredibly rare: exact equality in total views.
Under Netflix’s current methodology – which divides the total hours watched by the total runtime of the series to calculate “views” – both shows achieved 98.2 million complete viewing equivalents during their respective 91-day windows. However, his his Officially reached the #10 spot, bringing Peter Sutherland’s debut season to #11.
What makes this milestone particularly fascinating is the huge difference in runtime. night agent It reached the mark of 98.2 million views after being watched for 803.2 million hours. his hisBenefiting from the limited series’ tight runtime, it reached exactly the same viewership threshold with only 428.9 million hours watched. This is a textbook example of how Netflix’s shift from “hours watched” to “views” as its primary ranking metric levels the playing field for shorter series and limits the inherent benefits of longer seasons.
We planned for a battle for tenth place throughout its run, but we lost viewers in Week 7, when it looked incredibly tight between the two shows:
Here’s the newly updated all-time top 10 list with HIS & HERS now at 10th:
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