Falling just beneath that is J.A. Bayona’s survival story “Society of the Snow,” which landed another 28.1 million views and joins Netflix’s Most Popular Non-English Films List after just 11 days of viewing. The film currently ranks No. 1 on the Non-English Films list.

Harlan Coben’s mystery-thriller “Fool Me Once” continues to stay atop the English TV chart, earning another 23.9 million views in its second week of streaming. After cracking the Netflix Top 10 chart following its Jan. 1 debut with 37.1 million views, that puts the show’s total views at 61 million views to date.

“The Brothers Sun” moved up in the rankings landing at No. 2 on the English TV chart with 6.9 million views — that’s a slight jump from the previous week’s 4.1 million views which helped land the show in fifth place last week in its Top 10 debut.

Netflix’s Jeffrey Epstein limited series “Filthy Rich” had its first appearance among the Netflix Top 10 titles this week years after its 2020 release — which is most likely due in part to recent reports of court documents from Epstein’s case being unsealed. During the interval, the series racked up 4 million views and landed at No. 3 on the list. It falls just ahead of “You Are What You Eat” which recorded another 3.9 million views this week.

Also making its debut on the chart this week was “Boy Swallows Universe” (No. 5, 3.6 million views), Pete Davidson’s “Turbo Fonzarelli” special (No. 8, 2.3 million views), reality game series “The Trust” (No. 9, 2.1 million views), and Season 3 of “Sonic Prime” (No. 10, 2.1 million views).

“My Life With the Walter Boys” continued to show its staying power as it holds down the No. 6 spot in its sixth week among the rankings with 3 million total views. Dave Chappelle’s “Dreamer” fell just beneath it with 2.6 million views — a notable drop from the previous week’s 10.2 million views recorded.

See Netflix’s Top 10 lists for the week of Jan. 8-14 below, beginning with English-language series and followed by non-English-language TV shows, English-language movies and then non-English-language movies.