Lupin Part 4 has claimed the number one spot on Netflix’s non-English TV chart, collecting 10.8 million views in its second week. The latest chapter of the French heist drama leads a weekly ranking that, unusually, features the series in four places at once — a sign of just how thoroughly viewers have gone back to the beginning.
According to Filmibeat’s report on Netflix’s latest weekly Top 10, Part 4 sits at number one with 10.8 million views, while all three previous instalments have re-entered the non-English TV Top 10 alongside it. Part 1 ranked number two with 5.2 million views, Part 2 secured sixth place with 3.2 million, and Part 3 landed eighth with 3 million views. What’s On Netflix’s Top 10 data for the same week — October 26 to November 1, 2026 — confirms the headline figure, recording 65 million hours viewed for Part 4, up 70.6 percent on the previous week.
Four parts, one chart
The four-way charting is the detail that makes this more than a routine number one. New viewers who discover Part 4 are evidently going back to watch the earlier instalments too, and returning fans are rewatching the whole run. For a series in its fourth part, that kind of catalogue effect is rare — most returning shows chart with their new episodes alone.
The week’s English-language chart was led by The One About Matthew Perry, the documentary about the late Friends star, which debuted at number one with 9.5 million views, according to the same weekly rankings. Nobody Wants This held second place in English TV with 7.2 million views. Lupin’s 10.8 million puts it ahead of both — the biggest single-title audience on Netflix television that week.
A second-week surge
Part 4’s rise is a second-week story. The instalment climbed to the top in its second week on the chart, with hours viewed up by more than seventy percent, suggesting word of mouth rather than launch-week marketing did the work. The earlier parts’ re-entries point the same way: viewers are not just sampling the new episodes, they are committing to the whole series.
For Netflix, it is a reminder that non-English drama can outdraw everything else on the platform. A French-language series, four parts deep, with all four parts in the Top 10 at once, is the week’s biggest television success — and the chart’s most unusual result.
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