Netflix presents a list of the top TV shows streamed in 2022, with Stranger Things season 4 taking the top spot. After three years since season 3, Stranger Things season 4 finally released on Netflix. Before the most recent episode, the longest time between seasons of Stranger Things was the two years between seasons 2 and 3. The Covid-19 pandemic caused a number of production issues for Stranger Things season 4, which caused the series to delay its release before making a hugely successful Netflix premiere.
The fourth season of Stranger Things tops Netflix’s list of the “Most Popular TV Show In 2022.” Vecna, a terrible antagonist that helped Stranger Things go viral on social media, was introduced in the most recent season. Stranger Things, which spent 19 weeks in Netflix’s Top 10, is at the top of the list, according to Netflix. Wednesday, a new show that might have won the top spot had it debuted earlier than November 23. The short series Inventing Anna, the return of Bridgerton season 2, and the event series Dahmer complete the top five.
The stats for season 4 of Stranger Things reflect the show’s popularity, which has unquestionably made it Netflix’s most successful franchise over the years. The cast and crew of Stranger Things season 5, the series’ final season, are already hard at work, and the show is showing no signs of slowing down. However, according to Netflix’s data for the top television shows of 2022, a new supernatural series called Wednesday has been chosen as a worthy successor. However, Wednesday aims to overtake Stranger Things season 4, which will conclude 2022 as the most watched English-language Netflix series ever.
2023 is predicted to be another record-breaking year for Netflix in terms of original series production. You season 4, a thriller that brings serial killer Joe Goldberg back for an international adventure with him leaving the US for London, is one of the shows that is set to compete for Netflix’s top slot. In keeping with Netflix’s Stranger Things 4 distribution method, the season will be split into two parts and released one month apart. The Witcher, which will feature Henry Cavill’s final season as Geralt on Netflix in 2023, has a chance to top all other Netflix original series that year. Fans are expected to turn out in droves to see the actor say his final goodbye to the role.