You” returned to the Netflix Top 10 with its fifth season, hitting 10.1 million views in its first four days of streaming. That made the final series of the serial killer drama the most-watched Netflix series of the week of April 21-28.

On the film front, Tom Hardy-led “Havoc” debuted to a whopping 29.8 million views in its first three days on Netflix from its April 25 release, well outpacing the No. 2 movie on the week’s most-watched films list, which went to “Life or Something Like It” with 5.5 million views.

You season 5 has arrived to end the series, but after a few days on top, it has been unseated by a show that tends to blow up the Netflix top 10 list every weekend. That would be WWE RAW, which usually takes the top spot 80% of the time,

Over the course of five seasons, Joe killed 21 people. At the end of “You,” he was arrested, put on trial and convicted of multiple murders, before spending his final days alone in prison.

It appears Penn Badgley has had a change of heart about those steamy “You” scenes. After previously revealing that he swore off filming racy scenes for Netflix’s “You” for professional and personal reasons,

I had to throw that out the window,' Badgley told People, but that change was 'a real question' he and the You crew considered ahead of season 5. 'That was the question again. Al