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June 2025 was a standout month for Netflix, with a range of series capturing global attention and dominating its Top 10 charts. From heavy-hitting finales to fresh debuts, this month’s lineup offered something for nearly every taste: crime drama, sports tension, family dramedy, dark comedy, and high-stakes dystopia.
Each of the following five shows remained or is expected to remain prominent in June. Four out of five listed below ended up on Netflix’s most-viewed TV content worldwide.
Here’s a closer look at the five Netflix offerings that truly ruled the platform in mid‑2025, in case you missed them.
Disclaimer: This article contains the writer's opinion, and the rankings may change by the end of the month, as more shows release. Reader discretion is advised!
1. The Waterfront (Premiered: June 19)
The Waterfront, a crime drama created by Kevin Williamson, made its debut on Netflix. It instantly rose to the #1 spot on Netflix’s global TV chart by June 22, securing 733 points per FlixPatrol.
The series explores the complex dynamics of the Buckley family in coastal North Carolina, capturing viewers with its mix of family drama, crime, and emotional conflict. The show’s early success reflects both seasonal viewer interest and the ability to land a compelling twist‑driven story at the start of summer.
2. Olympo (Premiered: June 20)
The Spanish-language teen sports drama Olympo arrived on Netflix on June 20, 2025. By June 22, it had reached the #2 global TV position (564 points on FlixPatrol).
Set in a national swimming center nestled in the Pyrenees, the eight-episode narrative centers on team captain Amaia investigating a swimmer’s collapse, shedding light on performance pressures. While not universally acclaimed, viewers appreciated its tight pacing and emotional resonance, which contributed to its strong global ranking during mid‑June.
3. Ginny & Georgia – Season 3 (Premiered June 5)
The third season of Ginny & Georgia premiered on Netflix on June 5, 2025, and maintained a top position throughout the month. It led the U.S. English-language TV rankings (16.9 million views) and ranked #3 globally (551 points by June 22).
Its blend of family dynamics, legal drama, and teenage angst continued to resonate with audiences. Despite a mix of critical responses, the series’ chart performance confirms it as one of the platform’s June heavy hitters.
4. Sirens (Released: May 22; Peaked in June)
Sirens premiered on Netflix May 22 and stayed in the U.S. Top 10 through mid‑June, reaching #7 in the global TV chart on June 22 (181 points). Based on Molly Smith Metzler’s play, it places a comedic yet dramatic lens on shifting relationships between class, power, and womanhood.
Though more of a slow burner, viewership data shows it consistently kept audience interest well into June.
5. Squid Game – Season 3 (Premiered: June 27)
The eagerly awaited final season of Squid Game will debut on Netflix on June 27, 2025. Season 3 reunites Seong Gi‑hun with the Front Man in a bid to halt the deadly competition.
Industry and fan coverage have been anticipating its high-stakes trajectory and narrative closure. Stats will be available post-release, but excitement and early conversation suggest it will quickly rise in Netflix’s rankings.
June 2025 Netflix Snapshot
June 2025 showcased continued success in curating a balanced mix of global, genre-diverse content. With The Waterfront commanding early attention, Olympo riding the midsummer wave, and Ginny & Georgia sustaining interest from its return, the platform struck a chord across different demographics.
Sirens offered a quieter yet steady presence, proving that dark comedy-dramas can linger and engage beyond launch. Meanwhile, Squid Game is set to return for its climactic final season, which will definitely shake up Netflix rankings. It spotlights Netflix’s knack for delivering high-profile, culturally resonant content.
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As the month closed, these five shows collectively affirm Netflix’s strategy, global taste, themed peaks, and a mix of finales and new narratives, all of which define what it means to “top the charts in June”.
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