Sam Worthington’s Show Scores Historic Top 10 Debut
In the fiercely competitive world of streaming, some shows don’t just capture attention—they redefine history. Sam Worthington’s gripping thriller, I Will Find You, has officially cemented its place on Netflix’s all-time most popular list, demonstrating an incredible reach and staying power.
The series achieved this major milestone in a remarkably short time frame, hitting the all-time top ten for English-language series with 101.9 million views worldwide since its June 2026 premiere. This remarkable feat was accomplished in just 39 days alone. The momentum is palpable: last week, the show garnered an additional 7.3 million views, and it even spent five consecutive weeks dominating the English weekly top 10 list.
What makes I Will Find You so compelling is its potent narrative, adapted from the acclaimed Harlan Coben novel. This adaptation marks the second series from the author to achieve this sort of historic ranking. Since 2018, Netflix has taken a bold approach, adapting 13 of Coben’s novels into original series.
The suspense driving the show comes from its premise: Worthington portrays David Burroughs, a man wrongly imprisoned for the murder of his son who breaks free only after uncovering evidence that his child might still be alive. This high-stakes drama is brought to life by an impressive ensemble cast, including Britt Lower, Chi McBride, Logan Browning, Erin Richards, Jonathan Tucker, Milo Ventimiglia, Greg Bryk, and Kate Vernon.
While I Will Find You shines brightly on the streaming landscape, Netflix’s overall English top ten list is packed with powerhouse content. Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday Season 1 currently holds the top spot with 252.1 million views, followed by the second season of the same franchise at number five with 119.3 million views.
Other massive hits on the platform further illustrate Netflix’s appeal. The critically acclaimed Adolescence series has amassed 142.6 million views, and the highly anticipated seasons of Stranger Things have consistently ranked near the top, bringing in over 133 million views for Season 4 and 140.7 million for Season 5.
The platform also boasts other popular thrillers and dramas making waves, such as Dahmer: Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which secured the sixth spot with 115.6 million views, and the sophisticated romance of Bridgerton seasons 1 and 3, which landed in the seventh and ninth positions, respectively, with over 113 million views each. Finally, The Queen’s Gambit holds the eighth spot on the list with 112.8 million worldwide views.