Bridgerton Season 4 has reclaimed its top position on Netflix's English-language TV chart following the release of its final four episodes. Between February 23 and March 1, the period drama amassed 28 million views, confirming its widespread appeal across global audiences. The show’s viewership has remained strong, as Netflix calculates its totals by dividing total hours watched by the season's runtime, offering a comprehensive view of audience engagement.

While the second part of Bridgerton's fourth season experienced a slight drop in viewership, the decline was relatively modest at 29%. This smaller drop in numbers shows that the show retained a solid fanbase, especially when compared to other popular Netflix releases. For example, Stranger Things Season 5, which had a strong debut with 59.6 million views, saw a steeper 42% drop to 34.5 million views for its follow-up. Bridgerton's more gradual decline suggests that its two-part release strategy helped keep the momentum going more steadily.

Season 4 of Bridgerton initially opened with 39.7 million views, and its continued success across the two batches of episodes highlights the enduring popularity of the show. The franchise continues to be a dominant player on Netflix, with its loyal audience returning to watch the final chapters.

Meanwhile, The Night Agent Season 3 secured the second position on the chart with 9.9 million views, showcasing its growing popularity. Other series such as Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model and Love Is Blind: Ohio also contributed to the diverse range of genres dominating the rankings. Even though these shows didn’t surpass Bridgerton, their steady viewership highlights Netflix’s ability to appeal to a wide audience with varying tastes, from reality shows to legal dramas. Bridgerton's Season 4, with its captivating storylines and rich historical drama, continues to resonate with viewers, solidifying its place as one of Netflix's most beloved and successful shows.