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Bridgerton is no longer the most streamed show on Netflix this year and you may not have heard of its successor

Rege-Jean Page and Phoebe Dynevor star in the romantic drama
Which show has taken Bridgerton’s crown? (Picture: Netflix)

It looks like Bridgerton’s reign as the most popular show on Netflix this year is finally over – and the chances are you won’t have heard of its successor.

It was revealed earlier this year that Bridgerton had become the biggest series on the streaming service ever, after smashing all records when it was binged in more than 82million households.

The Shonda Rhimes drama spent an impressive 19 days in the number one position on the daily Top 10 charts this year, but it’s no longer the most popular show on the service in 2021.

As Forbes reports, the children’s program CoComelon is now the most watched on the service.

The educational series helps young viewers learn letters, numbers and nursery rhymes and features 3D animation.

According to the publication’s points ratings system, the show has racked up more time in the Top 10 charts each day.

The educational programme is a hit on the streaming platform (Picture: Netflix)

CoComelon has claimed 465 points in 2021 alone, compared to Bridgerton’s 438.

The points systems tracks different shows and their rankings in the Top 10 over time. While Bridgerton was viewed by more people at its peak, the system instead observes which shows have been popular over a longer period of time.

Meanwhile, it was recently revealed that Rege-Jean Page would not be returning for the second series of Netflix’s hit show Bridgerton, despite being one of the most popular stars of the show.



The Netflix top 10, according to Forbes

  • CoComelon – 465 points
  • Bridgerton – 438 points
  • Ginny & Georgia – 354 points
  • iCarly – 351 points
  • Firefly Lane – 238 points
  • Behind Her Eyes – 199 points
  • Jenni Rivera: Mariposa de Barrio – 195 points
  • Good Girls – 181 points
  • Henry Danger – 162 points
  • Cobra Kai – 157 points

Netflix announced the news in a statement from character Lady Whistledown reading: ‘Dear Readers, while all eyes turn to Lord Anthony Bridgerton’s quest to find a Viscountess, we bid adieu to Regé-Jean Page, who so triumphantly played the Duke of Hastings.

‘We’ll miss Simon’s presence onscreen, but he will always be a part of the Bridgerton family.

Bridgerton and CoComelon are both available to air on Netflix.

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