Entertainment | 4 October 2026
East of Eden has jumped five places to become the No. 1 Netflix TV show in Australia today, according to streaming-chart tracker FlixPatrol.
The move puts it ahead of Wonka’s The Golden Ticket, LEGO ONE PIECE, Outside and Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story on the 4 October Australian TV chart.
What is leading the movie chart?
On the movie side, The Widower: ‘Til Death Do Us Part holds the No. 1 position, followed by UNABOMBER, Hanging Up, White Chicks and We’re the Millers.
Daily charts can move quickly as new releases arrive, viewers finish shorter series and weekend viewing patterns shift. A title climbing several places in a short period can indicate strong momentum, but chart position alone does not reveal total viewing hours or long-term popularity.
Why daily streaming charts matter
For viewers, the Top 10 is mainly a discovery tool. For the industry, it offers a snapshot of which titles are attracting attention in a particular market at a particular moment.
Australia’s rankings can also differ significantly from the United States, United Kingdom and other regions because catalogues, release timing and audience preferences vary.
How this fits with October’s new releases
The chart movement comes as Netflix continues rolling out its October slate. NextNews has separately covered the first wave of October arrivals and what is landing next, so readers looking for broader release information can compare that guide with today’s live popularity chart.
Source
See the FlixPatrol Australia streaming chart for 4 October 2026.
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