Harlan Coben’s ‘I’ll Find You’ rounds out the top 10 movies on Netflix; It sits at #5 English series of all time


Harlan Coben's I'll Find You finished in the top 10 rounds

I will find you. (L-R) Brett Lauer as Rachel Mills and Sam Worthington as David Burrows in Episode 105 of I Will Find You. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2025

The Harlan Coben mystery series returns to Netflix on Thursday, June 18, 2026, and has spent the entire summer dominating the charts. As of last week on September 17, the show has reached the end of Netflix’s 91-day scale of its most popular lists, maintaining its final spot as the No. 5 most-watched English-language series ever launched in Netflix history, and we’ve got the final tally of the top 10 series currently streaming just a few days later.

Before we take a look at the newly updated all-time list, let’s take a look at the show’s incredible momentum and why it’s resonated so strongly with subscribers.

Adapted from the 2023 best-selling novel by thriller maestro Harlan Coben, I will find you Stars Sam Worthington as David BurroughsA father is unjustly imprisoned for killing his son. When his sister-in-law (played by Brett Lauer) presents him with a photo suggesting his son may still be alive, David launches a desperate prison break to uncover the truth. Created by Robert Hall (Gotham, once upon a time), the show replaced the UK settings of Coben’s previous adaptations with a gritty American backdrop, and viewers simply couldn’t get enough.

With a tight runtime of 5 hours and 29 minutes and a wild cliffhanger ending, the series proved to be a fun weekender. But it wasn’t just a passing preview, it was a real juggernaut. It achieved an impressive 42% growth in the number of viewing hours in its second week. I will find you I maintained amazing legs into the late summer. Even in its tenth consecutive week in the global top 10, the series saw a remarkably small decline of just -7%.

Here is the full weekly breakdown for I will find youRun in the top ten globally:

Week in the top ten Week period Watching hours Views / Countering Violent Extremism Weekly rank
1 June 14 to June 21, 2026 131,700,000 (new) 24,000,000 #1
2 June 21 to June 28, 2026 187,200,000 (+42%) 34,100,000 #1
3 June 28 to July 5, 2026 88,000,000 (-53%) 16,000,000 #1
4 July 5 to July 12, 2026 63,000,000 (-28%) 11,500,000 #1
5 July 12 to July 19, 2026 48,500,000 (-23%) 8,800,000 #2
6 July 19 to July 26, 2026 40,100,000 (-17%) 7,300,000 #1
7 July 26 to August 2, 2026 26,500,000 (-34%) 4,800,000 #4
8 August 2 to August 9, 2026 19,100,000 (-28%) 3,500,000 #4
9 August 9 to August 16, 2026 14,800,000 (-23%) 2,700,000 #7
10 August 16 to August 23, 2026 13,800,000 (-7%) 2,500,000 #7

Netflix is ​​doubling down on the US-based Harlan Coben series

After the great success he achieved I will find you— which marked Coben’s first confirmed US-based Netflix adaptation — the streamer is hard at work on the second installment.

Currently in Production is Myron Bolitarbased on Coben’s longest and most popular 12-book series. Brought to life by Emmy Award-winning showrunner David E. Kelley (Lincoln attorney, Big little lies), the upcoming series stars Colin Woodell as a former basketball star turned sports agent and detective, alongside KJ Apa as his best friend, Wayne Lockwood.

On condition Myron Bolitar It has extensive source material to draw from, and Coben himself recently teased that it may be the first of his Netflix adaptations designed to run for multiple seasons. If it pulls numbers even half as impressive I will find youSeason 2 is all but guaranteed. As we recently reported, Netflix He also selected the newest entry in that series, Drop shotWhich indicates that they are planning for several seasons to come.


The 10 best English series of all time

With 91 days now in the rearview, I will find you He sits comfortably at No. 5 on the all-time list, clashing Wednesday: Season Two Down to number 6.

Here’s a look at our newly updated top 10 English-language TV shows based on completed views. (Note: We have left space for the final 91-day adjusted numbers I will find you To be officially locked by Netflix!)

  1. Wednesday: Season One – 252,100,000 views
  2. Adolescence: Limited Series – 142,600,000 views
  3. Stranger Things 4 – 140,700,000 views
  4. Stranger Things 5 – 133,800,000 views
  5. I Will Find You: Limited Series – 120,800,000 views
  6. Wednesday: Season Two – 119,300,000 views
  7. Dahmer: The Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story – 115,600,000 views
  8. Bridgerton: Season One – 113,300,000 views
  9. The Queen’s Gambit: Limited Series – 112,800,000 views
  10. Bridgerton: Season Three – 106,000,000 views

Did you contribute to the historical numbers of 91 days for I will find you? Are you excited for Myron Bolitar? Let us know in the comments below!

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