Top 10 Netflix Shows to Watch This Week!!!

Here is the list of Top 10 Netflix of this week 26th November 2022. The weather is beginning to drop, and the days are getting shorter, which means that it is officially time to embrace the idea of spending the evenings inside, wrapped in as many blankets as you can find, and watching television.

Although there are nearly too many options when deciding what to watch, Netflix is always a safe bet because of its never-ending selection of comedies, dramas, fantasy shows, and documentaries to keep you entertained.

It doesn’t matter if you prefer the high-stakes drama of the Spanish adolescent title Elite or the elegant court intrigue of The Crown; there are new seasons of both available to watch right now.

However, here, in this article, we will discuss “Top 10 Netflix TV Shows This Week” to watch. So, read this article through to the end to learn about the top Netflix shows to watch this week.

Also Read: 10 TV Shows Coming To Disney+ In December 2022!!!

Top 10 Netflix Shows To Watch This Week

1. Wednesday 

Wednesday is a supernatural comedic horror television series that airs in the United States and is based on the character of Wednesday Addams from the television show The Addams Family.

This new horror fantasy story centers on Wednesday Addams during his time as a student at the private boarding school Nevermore Academy, where teenagers from all walks of life are considered social outcasts.

2. 1899

We were totally captivated by 1899, the newest drama sci-fi series on Netflix. In the eight-part series, a group of European immigrants travels across the ocean to New York in search of a better life.

However, as they travel further, they stumble upon their sister ship, which has been missing for four months. Their entire adventure is about to turn into a nightmare once they join the new ship.

3. Elite Season 6

Carlos Montero and Daro Madrona are the creators of the Netflix original Spanish teen drama television series Elite. The series follows the lives of three low-income high school students who attend the fictitious Las Encinas on scholarship and their interactions with their rich classmates.

The sixth season of Elite will continue to concentrate on the students of Las Encinas and the various scrapes they get themselves into. This time, the group also includes a few new students. Netflix is currently offering the episodes for streaming.

4. The Crown Season 5

The Crown is a Netflix historical drama series about Queen Elizabeth II’s reign that was developed and primarily written by Peter Morgan. It was made by Left Bank Pictures and Sony Pictures Television.

The Crown has garnered top ratings from critics for its acting, directing, screenplay, cinematography, and production qualities; nevertheless, some have criticized its historical inaccuracies, notably in the fourth and fifth seasons. It has gotten a lot of praise.

5. Manifest Season 4

Manifest is a new American television series that debuted on NBC on September 24, 2018, and was created by Jeff Rake. The show is a supernatural drama.

It revolves around the passengers and crew of a commercial airliner who unexpectedly reemerge after being believed to be dead for five and a half years. Upon its debut, the series received a generally favorable review from critics.

6. Dead to Me Season 3

The American television series “Dead to Me” is a dark comedy that was created by Liz Feldman. Feldman, together with Will Ferrell, Adam McKay, and Jessica Elbaum, serve as executive producers for the show.

The story of Dead to Me centers on the budding friendship that develops between Jen (Applegate) and Judy (Cardellini).

Netflix revealed that the show was well on its way to reaching its goal of having more than 30 million viewers watch it within the first month that it was available on the streaming platform.

7. One Of Us Is Lying

The American teen drama mystery television series One of Us Is Lying was created by Erica Saleh. The series is an adaptation of Karen M. McManus’s novel of the same name, which was published in 2017.

It tells the story of five high school students who are sent to detention, where one of them dies under mysterious circumstances, and an investigation then takes place.

8. Til Money Do Us Part

Til Money Do Us Part is a Spanish series. In Netflix’s top 10 list of non-English TV shows for the week of October 17–23, the Spanish series “Til Money Do Us Part” season 1 has come out on top. It amassed a total of 21.87 million hours of watch time.

9. The Blacklist

The Blacklist is a crime thriller television series that was first shown in the United States on NBC on September 23, 2013.

The program centers on Raymond “Red” Reddington (James Spader), a high-profile criminal and former U.S. Navy officer who willingly turns himself in to the FBI after evading arrest for decades.

The ratings for each season have been favorable, with several reviewers complimenting Spader’s acting in particular.

10. Warrior Nun Season 2

The eponymous comic series by Ben Dunn titled Warrior Nun Areala served as the inspiration for the American fantasy drama television series Warrior Nun, which was produced in the United States.

The plot of Warrior Nun centers on a young woman who, after waking up in a morgue with a new lease on life and a divine item implanted in her back, decides to become a warrior nun.

Netflix announced on August 19, 2020, that the show had been given a second season. It was on November 10, 2022, that the season was made available to the public.