Netflix’s ‘Unabomber’ Creeps Past ‘Ted Lasso’ | Chart

As October progresses, streaming platforms have been ramping up their spooky offerings, with Netflix leading the charge this week. Their top pick, "Unabomber," a dramatization of domestic terrorist Ted Kaczynski's life, has climbed to the top spot, pushing "Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story" out of its previous position. Netflix continues to explore the darker side of true crime, debuting "The Widower: 'Til Death Do Us Part," which details Thomas Randolph's murder conviction after his wives' mysterious deaths.

The Wrap Report, using data from over 3 million households, reveals the most-watched movies and TV shows from the past week across streaming and traditional television. Amidst the chilling narratives, "Ted Lasso" remains a beacon of hope, occupying third place after its final episode aired last week. Netflix's adaptation of John Steinbeck's "East of Eden" features Florence Pugh as Cathy Ames, elevating her to the central role and securing fourth place.

"Lanterns," an HBO Max superhero detective series, bounces back to fifth after its season finale, and "Wonka's the Golden Ticket," a Netflix reality competition, jumps two spots to sixth. Comedy film "The Breadwinner" claims seventh place, followed by the Paramount+ drama "Mobland," starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, which holds eighth.

"Neagly," an "Reacher" spinoff, is in ninth place, while "A Different World" sits in 10th. On traditional television, ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" revival tops the chart, edging out NBC's "The Voice." Other long-running shows include "Survivor" in third, "Saturday Night Live" in eighth, "Wheel of Fortune" with four spots, and "Jeopardy!" claiming two spots.