Steven Spielberg’s 4-Part Netflix Series ‘The Dinosaurs’ With 100% RT Score Is A Must-Binge (#1 Worldwide)

Steven Spielberg has climbed the charts yet again to land the #1 most-watched Netflix show around the world. As of Monday, March 9, Spielberg’s brand new 4-part miniseries has instantly become a global streaming sensation just days after its March 6, 2026, release.

When it comes to Spielberg and the so-called Land Before Time, there’s no better combination in Hollywood. Director of the original 1993 Jurassic Park movie, which would spark one of the highest-grossing entertainment franchises of all-time, Spielberg is the clear pioneer and figurehead of the dinosaur adventure genre. This is why his latest series on Netflix, The Dinosaurs, is taking over streaming charts today.

The Dinosaurs Is The Most Watched New Series On Netflix Right Now

The Dinosaurs is sitting at the top of the streaming world this week, having attained a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score as well as being the #1 most-watched series on Netflix. Executive produced by Steven Spielberg, and narrated by Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman, The Dinosaurs has all the ingredients to be an enormous hit series for Netflix.

The Dinosaurs arrives just days after a handful of the latest Jurassic Park movies, including Jurassic Park: Rebirth, Jurassic World, Jurassic World: Dominion, and Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom, were added to the streaming service. In fact, all four of these blockbusters, most of which are among the highest-grossing movies ever made, are currently trending in Netflix’s Top 10 Movies charts in the US.

With all this built-up momentum behind The Dinosaurs’ release, it comes as no surprise that the series has become a natural follow-up to any of the Jurassic Park franchise movies now streaming on Netflix. In addition to these films and The Dinosaurs, Netflix is also the streaming home to two Jurassic World series, Camp Cretaceous and Chaos Theory. Even though Apple TV hosts the popular series Prehistoric Planet, it’s becoming safe to say that Netflix is the official streaming home of all things related to Spielberg and dinosaurs.

After seeing such a dominant resurgence on Netflix, Jurassic Park fans must be wondering what’s in store for the future of the franchise, especially after Jurassic Park: Rebirth was pulled off in a relatively short timeframe last year, just three years after Jurassic World: Dominion concluded that trilogy. While Rebirth brought back original screenwriter David Koepp, and grossed roughly $869 million at the worldwide box office, the next Jurassic Park blockbuster movie has yet to be announced.

Binge All 4 Episodes Of Steven Spielberg’s New Netflix Show In One Day

A T-Rex standing over its prey and roaring in The Dinosaurs

One of the most appealing qualities of Spielberg’s new Netflix series The Dinosaurs is just how easy it is to binge-watch. Consisting of only 4 episodes, each between 44 and 48 minutes each, Netflix subscribers could reasonably start and finish the entire series in just one sitting. This is ostensibly what many Netflix subscribers around the world spent their Sundays doing, helping The Dinosaurs soar to the top of the charts by Monday morning.

The Dinosaurs tells the condensed but holistic story of the dinosaur dynasty’s total existence, from their origins to their eventual extinction. Unlike the Jurassic Park franchise, which entirely rests on an element of sci-fi fantasy in which dinosaurs continue to roam the Earth today, The Dinosaurs aims for authenticity and a comprehensive understanding of these magnificent prehistoric creatures, based entirely on hard scientific facts.

The first chapter of The Dinosaurs, titled “Rise”, chronicles what is believed to be one of the first known dinosaurs that hatched from an egg 235 million years ago. Chapter 2, “Conquest”, then follows certain dinosaurs’ expansion and evolution, growing larger and multiplying. Chapter 3, “Empire,” dives into the Cretaceous era and its high sea levels, forcing dinos to hunt in the oceans. Chapter 4, “Fall,” shows the rule of the dinosaurs, namely the T. rex, and their eventual extinction caused by a threat from outer space.

Don’t miss the #1 most-watched new series on Netflix this week, Steven Spielberg’s perfectly-rated The Dinosaurs, as it tries to hold onto its top global rank.