Sam Worthington‘s hit series has officially made history by securing a spot on Netflix’s all-time most popular list. I Will Find You currently ranks tenth on Netflix’s all-time top ten list for English-language series, having amassed 101.9 million views worldwide since its June 18, 2026, premiere.
The series reached this milestone in just 39 days. It gained 7.3 million views last week and spent five weeks at No. 1 in the English weekly top 10 list, as per The Hollywood Reporter.
The streamer adapted the series from the Harlan Coben novel. This is the second series from the author that has made it to the all-time 10 list. In January 2024, the novel-based series Fool Me Once was released. This adaptation earned 98 million views over its first 13 weeks and was on the list for a while. To date, Netflix has adapted 13 of the author’s novels into original series since 2018.
In the thriller series, Worthington plays David Burroughs, a man wrongly imprisoned for the murder of his son who breaks out of custody after discovering evidence that his child may still be alive. Other cast members include Britt Lower, Chi McBride, Logan Browning, Erin Richards, Jonathan Tucker, Milo Ventimiglia, Greg Bryk, and Kate Vernon.
What other TV shows are on Netflix’s top ten list?
Netflix’s English top ten list is a collection of the most popular series watched worldwide. Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday Season 1 takes the first spot on this list with 252.1 million views. Moreover, the second season of the franchise takes the fifth spot with 119.3 million views.
This is followed by the 2025 acclaimed TV series Adolescence, which has Adolescence: Limited Series – 142.6 million views as of now. Stranger Things: Season 4 and Season 5 take the third and fourth spots, earning 140.7 million and 133.8 million views, respectively.
Additionally, the thriller series based on a true story, Dahmer: Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, with 115.6 million views, sits at the sixth spot on the all-time list. Bridgerton seasons 1 and 3 have landed in the seventh and ninth spots with 113.3 million and 106.0 million views, respectively. Lastly, The Queen’s Gambit sits at the eighth spot with 112.8 million views worldwide.