Romcoms Rule, as ‘One Day’ and ‘Players’ Top the Series and Film Charts — Netflix Weekly Rankings for Feb. 12-18

One Day Netflix Limited Series
Netflix limited series ‘One Day.’ (Image credit: Netflix)

Valentine’s Day may have given Netflix romantic comedy limited series One Day the boost it needed to top the streamer’s self-published weekly rankings, ending the week with 66.3 million viewing hours and 9.9 million views for the week of Feb. 12-18.

The series, which was adapted from an eponymous David Nichols novel, premiered on February 8. In its first week on the charts, One Day earned just 35.2 million viewing hours and landed in third place.

Below One Day was season six of Love Is Blind, Netflix’s popular “experimental” dating series. The series got 39.5 million views last week, earning it the second spot on Netflix’s weekly English TV rankings.

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Meanwhile, another limited series, Griselda, lost nearly half of its audience from the week prior, ending its fourth week on Netflix with 32 million hours viewed. The drama, which stars Sofia Vergara as a scrappy and unlikely Colombian drug czar, had been the No. 1 show on Netflix the three previous weeks. 

Valentine‘s Day was also in full effect on the film side, where Players, which stars Damon Wayans Jr. alongside Gina Rodriguez and Tom Ellis, debuted at No. 1 in English-language films with 28.5 million viewing hours and 16.3 million views. 

(Image credit: Netflix)

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Jack Reid is a USC Annenberg Journalism major with experience reporting, producing and writing for Annenberg Media. He has also served as a video editor, showrunner and live-anchor during his time in the field.