What currently ranks in Netflix's top 10? As one of the best streaming services on the market, it can be difficult to keep track of everything the streamer has to offer, so you may want to use the top 10 as an easy way to get recommendations when trying to figure out what to watch.

The problem is that the most popular films currently on Netflix are not necessarily Netflix's best selections. So Tom's Guide took a look at the Netflix Top 10 (as of 7 a.m. Thursday, July 4) and picked out the three best titles we think you should be streaming right now.

Currently, the list includes a new superhero series set in London, the second season of a Netflix reality TV hit, and a thrilling sports doc; Season 3 of "Bridgerton" also deserves a mention, but it's only in the top 10 at this time. remains in the top 10 at this time.

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"The Boys" may be dominating Prime Video, but Netflix has its own bonafide superhero show (and it has an impressive score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes). It's taking a stab at superhero programming and using that framework to tell a down-to-earth story.

The action revolves around a group of ordinary citizens who suddenly acquire superpowers; the five have little in common except that they are all black South Londoners. As they struggle with the effects of their newfound abilities, Michael Rasaki (Tosin Cole) sets out to unite the group in order to save the life of the woman he loves.

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"The Mole" is back on Netflix for another mystery. The second season will be helmed by a new host (Ari Shapiro), but otherwise it's business as usual.

While the team works together during the devilish challenges to add as much money as possible to their pot (only one will win in the end), they are on the lookout to discover a secret saboteur, "The Mole." The mole is ordered by the producer to work against the group, while at the same time avoiding suspicion from his fellow players. Who will win the game?

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From the producers of "Drive to Survive" and "Full Swing" comes Netflix's latest sports documentary, "Sprint. This new show spotlights elite track and field athletes and follows their competitive journeys to the 2024 Olympics in Paris, France.

Through six episodes, viewers will see Noah Lyles (USA), Shericka Jackson (Jamaica), Zarnell Hughes (Great Britain), Elaine Thompson (Jamaica), and others attempt to become the new face of speed.

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