Top 10 TV shows streamed on Netflix Canada in January

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Published January 21, 2024 at 2:41 pm

Top 10 shows watched on Netflix Canada in January

If you’re in the mood to unwind and explore the latest releases but find yourself undecided, Netflix offers a weekly roundup of the top 10 trending TV shows available for streaming in Canada and around the globe.

These rankings are determined by the ‘views’ for each title during the previous week (Monday to Sunday).

“Views are calculated as the total hours watched divided by the runtime and are rounded to the nearest 100,000” notes Netflix on their website.

Additionally, Netflix assesses each season and film individually. This means that titles like Stranger Things may appear more than once in the Top 10— if multiple seasons are popular.

“The total number of weeks a season or film has spent on the list is also provided, reflecting the dynamic nature of titles moving in and out of the Top 10,” Netflix says.

For a global perspective, the streaming platform publishes Top 10 lists for nearly 100 countries and territories.

Here are the top 10 most watched television shows in Canada from Jan. 8 to Jan. 14, 2024.


#10— Detective Forst: Season 1

Genre(s): Thriller.

Synopsis: A suspended detective partners with a journalist to tackle a string of brutal murders through unconventional means

Weeks in top 10: One.


#9—Dave Chappelle: The Dreamer

Genre(s): Comedy.

Synopsis: In this unfiltered stand-up comedy special, Dave Chappelle covers everything from his on-stage tackle and the “slap.”

Weeks in top 10: Three.


#8—Boy Swallows Universe: Limited Series

Genre(s): Drama.

Synopsis: A young boy navigates the challenges of growing up in the 1980s suburbs of Brisbane, grappling with the harsh realities of life and the looming dangers that pose a threat to his family.

Weeks in top 10: One.


#7 —Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich: Limited Series

Genre(s): Documentary.

Synopsis: Survivor accounts fuel this four-part docuseries that delves into how convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein utilized his wealth and influence to perpetrate abuses.

Weeks in top 10: One.


#6 —Loudermilk: Season 1

Genre(s): Comedy.

Synopsis: Former music critic Sam Loudermilk, known for his grumpy demeanor, reluctantly embraces the challenges of sobriety. Despite his surly rants, he finds himself guiding others through their own paths to recovery.

Weeks in top 10: Two.


#5 —Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli

Genre(s): Comedy.

Synopsis: Comedian Pete Davidson candidly shares anecdotes, from a childhood crush on Leonardo DiCaprio to the unsettling gift received from a stalker, in this 56 minute stand-up special.

Weeks in top 10: One.


#4—The Trust: Season 1

Genre(s): Reality TV.

Synopsis: In this reality series, strangers compete to claim a quarter of a million dollars. The question looms: will they divide it equally or use strategic maneuvers to maximize their share?

Weeks in top 10: One.


#3—You Are What You Eat, A Twin Experiment: Limited Series

Genre(s): Documentary.

Synopsis: Identical twins embark on an eight-week scientific experiment, altering their diets and lifestyles to investigate the effects of specific foods on the body.

Weeks in top 10: Two.


#2—The Brothers Sun: Season 1

Genre(s): Action.

Synopsis: A Taipei triad member ventures to Los Angeles to shield his family, as a mysterious adversary threatens his strong-willed mother and unsuspecting younger brother.

Weeks in top 10: Two.


#1—Fool Me Once: Limited Series

Genre(s): Thriller.

Synopsis: Ex-soldier Maya discovers a chilling conspiracy rooted in the past when she spots her murdered husband on a secret nanny cam.

Weeks in top 10: Two.


 

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