Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Getty Images Latam Netflix stock went up briefly as much as 10% in after-hours trading today, to $388, after its Q3 earnings report.

Here are the full set of numbers. Highlights from the Q&A are below.

Here are the results:

Revenue: $1.11 billion, up 22%, a narrow beat on the topline.

EPS: 52 cents, a big beat on the bottom line.

Subscriber adds: 1.29 million in the U.S., up 11%; 1.44 million foreign. That's a massive beat in new customers.

It's basically a huge validation of CEO Reed Hastings' business model. The shows — House Of Cards and Orange Is The New Black — are top-notch. Games won an Emmy. He's got more subscribers than HBO. The company is a real threat to the cable model. And now these numbers indicate Netflix is growing even faster than Wall Street thought it was.

Q4 guidance: 47-73 cents. Subscribers: 2.05 million net adds in the U.S.; 1.3 million net additions foreign.

Here's the new guidance in a chart:

Netflix Here's what analysts had been expecting:

EPS: 49 cents

49 cents Revenues: $1.1 billion

$1.1 billion Subscriber metrics: per the Wall Street Journal, "The company is expected to add roughly 1.1 million U.S. subscribers, and 950,000 overseas. The would boost their total subscriber base to roughly 31 million in the U.S., and 9 million overseas."

The movie-streaming company appears to be gearing up to position itself as yet another "channel" on your cable TV box. Netflix previously reported it has 30 million paying subscribers, according to Bloomberg, more than HBO. And it's been added to Virgin Media subscribers' boxes in the U.K.

Q3 was also the first full quarter in which its new series, "Orange is the New Black," became available. That show — about a female prison — was a hit with viewers.

Netflix Highlights from the Q&A with Hastings and his team: