Just shy of three weeks on from its premiere, the hard-hitting Netflix drama Adolescence has finally been dethroned from the top of the platform’s most-watched right now list.

The Stephen Graham miniseries premiered on 13 March, and quickly became the most-watched show of the moment on Netflix in the UK, as well as 70 other countries.

In the weeks since, Adolescence hadn’t budged from the number one spot on Netflix UK’s chart – that is, until Wednesday.

At the time of writing, the four-part series has now fallen to number two, behind the true crime documentary Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer.

Netflix’s synopsis for the three-part doc explains: “Young women who worked in the sex industry were disappearing from New York City and Long Island and their families were desperate for answers.

“Then in 2010, female remains were found in the Gilgo Beach area of Long Island, leading to a string of additional discoveries at a virtual dumping ground steps away from New York’s busiest beaches.

“Despite all of this, the case of the ‘Long Island serial killer’ remained unsolved for 13 years – until July 2023, when a major break came after corruption was rooted out within the police responsible for the case.”

While it no longer holds the top spot on Netflix’s current most-watched chart, it’s still not exactly bad news for Adolescence’s viewing figures.

On Tuesday, it was reported that Adolescence had cracked the all-time top 10 for Netflix’s most-watched series of all time, currently holding the number nine position, overtaking the third season of Stranger Things and the second of Bridgerton.

Naturally, conversation has now turned to whether Adolescence could get a second season, with Stephen claiming last week that this could all hinge on how it does in terms of viewership.

Given just how many of us worldwide have been hooked on the show, that could be good news for its future…