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Netflix Top 10s: Harlan Coben’s ‘I Will Find You’ Nears ‘Fool Me Once’ Records as New Comedy ‘Little Brother’ Lands

Williams MBy Williams MJune 30, 2026No Comments67 Mins Read
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Welcome to your weekly breakdown of the biggest hits, misses, and surprises in the Netflix Top 10s. This week, we’re diving into the global viewing data for the week ending June 28th, 2026. It is a week of fascinating contrasts on the charts. While some massive, highly anticipated properties are struggling to find their footing, word-of-mouth is doing the heavy lifting for a few sleeper hits, resulting in some incredibly rare second-week viewing bumps.

In this week’s report, we’ll break down the respectable debut of a new R-rated comedy, look at Harlan Coben’s continued (and practically ironclad) dominance on the TV charts, and track an animated giant that is officially knocking on the door of the all-time Top 10 list.

Before we dive into the biggest winners of the week, let’s quickly address the elephant in the room. If you’re looking for our report on Avatar: The Last Airbender, which tanked in week 1 compared to the first season several years ago, we’ve done a story on that and how the early tea leaves of poor performance were clear.

A few big no-shows this week, with the biggest probably being In The Hand of Dante, suggesting it got less than 2.7M views. Some have pointed out that it was a weird pickup for Netflix, given that the entire thing leaked and received poor reviews when it debuted. Worse still, the movie barely featured in the daily top 10s with FlixPatrol recording entries in Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, and Ukraine only. 

On the doc side, Chris & Martina: The Final Set was a no-show, as was The American Experiment, Rhythm + Flow Italy S3, and Ryan Hamilton: This Just Hit Me.


1. Little Brother Debuts OK For A Pure Comedy 

"Two men outdoors: one wears a colorful shirt, head bandage, and neck brace, holding a can, looking surprised; the other in a tan jacket and white shirt, looking serious. Urban background with greenery and brownstone building."

Little Brother. (L to R) John Cena as Rudd, Eric Andre as Marcus in Little Brother. Cr. Clifton Prescod/Netflix © 2026

A big new R-rated comedy just touched down on Netflix, but it didn’t manage to top the movie charts, instead coming in a distant second. Ultimately, the movie pulled in 14M views from its 23.4M hours watched, which places it towards the bottom of the 2026 releases: 

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But how does it stack up against pure comedies? It does much better and ranks more in line with the “pure” comedies, without the IP of Happy Gilmore or the action component of Back in Action. 

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Nonnas 15,300,000 3
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2. Voicemails for Isabelle in Week 2

While in week 1, Voicemails for Isabelle were “above average”, week 2 was pretty impressive with viewing hours up 77% thanks to strong reviews, word of mouth, and some viral clips we’ve seen floating about, no doubt pushing people towards it. Stacked up against many other titles in the genre, you can see that it’s had an incredibly strong second week with only A Family Affair toppling it. Out of nowhere, this has become a big romance hit for Netflix, even comfortably beating People We Meet on Vacation, which Netflix internally put more weight on being a big hit. 

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Voicemails for Isabelle 17,500,000 31,000,000 48,500,000
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Love at First Sight 14,100,000 15,200,000 29,300,000
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A Tourist's Guide to Love 8,400,000 13,100,000 21,500,000
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3. I Will Find You 

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I Will Find You. (L to R) Sam Worthington as David Burroughs and Britt Lower as Rachel Mills in Episode #102 of I Will Find You. Cr. Christos Kalohoridis/NETFLIX © 2025

Harlan Coben fatigue? That’s still a long way away, apparently. The series is still going gangbusters in week 2, with another 34.1M views, bringing its total to 58.1 M. That’s still a bit behind Adolescence when it comes to the biggest limited series of all time, but the runtime of that show gives it a huge leg up. Either way – this is huge.  

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I Will Find You 24,000,000 34,100,000 58,100,000
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As we mentioned last week, we can’t do many accurate comparisons against previous Coben series because they were given extraordinary release dates, which makes 1:1 comparisons hard. That said, if we do stack them up, noting that a few had more days to get views in their opening week, we can see I Will Find You is on an absolute tear and fast approaching overtaking Fool Me Once. The biggest question we now have: why did it take so long for a US adaptation!? 

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Weekly cumulative Netflix views for Fool Me Once, Missing You, Run Away and I Will Find You over 5 weeks.
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4. Sweet Magnolias in Week 3

Sweet Mangolias stuck around in the top 10s for a third week (something we weren’t expecting, honestly) with a drop of viewing hours of 42% – season 4 couldn’t manage that, but ultimately this one now lies with the Netflix Gods and the completion rate, which should hopefully get the series over the line for a finale of some description. 

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5. Oasis Gets a Huge Boost in Week 2

The Spanish teen drama Oasis debuted pretty poorly last week, but it had a huge rise in week 2, with viewing hours jumping up 228%! That rockets it up the chart compared to other titles from Spain, but ultimately it is still hampered by being slow out of the gate. Hopefully it can continue momentum and secure a season 2 renewal. 

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Title Week 1 Week 2 Total
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6. Agent Kim Reactivated From Netflix South Korea

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Picture Credit: Netflix

A new Friday means a new K-drama series, and this week, we got a new limited series that’ll be dropping episodes weekly. It’s another success with 6.6M views placing it above most other weekly releases from prior years. That’s two massive ongoing hits right now, with Teach You a Lesson also still going strong in the top 10s in week 4. 

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Netflix Viewership Comparison – Agent Kim Reactivated, When Life Gives You Tangerines, My Demon, No Tail to Tell and Still Shining (1-week analysis)

Cumulative views over 1 weeks for 5 Netflix titles: Agent Kim Reactivated, When Life Gives You Tangerines, My Demon, No Tail to Tell, Still Shining. Combined total: 16,800,000 views.

Netflix cumulative views ranking for Agent Kim Reactivated, When Life Gives You Tangerines, My Demon, No Tail to Tell and Still Shining over 1 weeks.
Title Opening Week Views Rank
Agent Kim Reactivated 6,600,000 1
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7. Another Self From Netflix Turkey

We nearly had a perfect comparison from season to season, but alas, Netflix opted to release the third season on Wednesday rather than Thursday for seasons 1 and 2. With that caveat, season 3 looks on paper like it did a bit better than season 2, but in reality, it was probably net square, which is still a remarkable hold for a show like this. 

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Netflix Viewership Comparison – Another Self – Season 1, Another Self – Season 3 and Another Self – Season 2 (1-week analysis)

Cumulative views over 1 weeks for 3 Netflix titles: Another Self – Season 1, Another Self – Season 3, Another Self – Season 2. Combined total: 7,100,000 views.

Netflix cumulative views ranking for Another Self – Season 1, Another Self – Season 3 and Another Self – Season 2 over 1 weeks.
Title Opening Week Views Rank
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8. Notes from The Last Row from Netflix South Korea

Not only did Agent Kim drop from South Korea, but we also got the complete release of Notes from The Last Row, which looks like it was overshadowed completely, ranking right towards the bottom of the list. 

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My Name 6,300,000 2
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8. Swapped Headed for All-Time Top 10 List Imminently

Finally, last week we covered how Swapped was closing in on the all-time top 10s. In the next couple of weeks, we’ll see it enter as it’s now overtaken War Machine, and it should manage to get to #8 in the all-time list according to our estimates, which places its 91-day number at somewhere between 139.3M in the absolute worst case scenario, but somewhere more like 143.4M and 146.9M. 

Let’s look at how it’s performing vs some of Netflix’s other big animated titles, and the curves are super interesting. Traditionally, with live-action movies, we see them almost go flat when plotted on graphs like this due to heavy viewing decay, but as we already know, repeat viewing is higher for animated titles. While Swapped isn’t in the same realm as KPop, it shows very similar decay rates to Leo and The Sea Beast and remains comfortably Netflix’s second-biggest animated movie release ever. 

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Week-by-week cumulative views for 4 Netflix titles: Swapped, KPop Demon Hunters, The Sea Beast, Leo. Combined final total: 628,600,000 views.

Weekly cumulative Netflix views for Swapped, KPop Demon Hunters, The Sea Beast and Leo over 12 weeks.
Title Week 0 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Final cumulative
Swapped 0 15,500,000 54,200,000 80,600,000 96,700,000 107,200,000 114,700,000 120,400,000 125,300,000 129,900,000 — — — 129,900,000
KPop Demon Hunters 0 9,200,000 33,400,000 56,100,000 80,300,000 106,100,000 132,400,000 158,700,000 184,600,000 210,600,000 236,000,000 266,100,000 291,500,000 291,500,000
The Sea Beast 0 16,900,000 51,200,000 68,400,000 79,000,000 86,200,000 91,700,000 95,800,000 — — — — — 95,800,000
Leo 0 34,600,000 58,200,000 72,400,000 81,800,000 89,000,000 95,700,000 101,200,000 105,200,000 108,500,000 111,400,000 — — 111,400,000

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Netflix Top 10s For Week Ending June 28th, 2026

English TV

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 I Will Find You: Limited Series 187,200,000 (42.14%) 34,100,000 2
2 Avatar: The Last Airbender: Season 2 64,600,000 8,700,000 1
3 Avatar: The Last Airbender: Season 1 21,700,000 3,000,000 7
4 Raw: June 22, 2026 4,300,000 (-12.24%) 2,300,000 1
5 AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Season 3 15,300,000 2,200,000 2
6 Salish & Jordan Matter: Season 1 7,200,000 (22.03%) 2,000,000 6
7 Sweet Magnolias: Season 5 15,700,000 (-42.49%) 2,000,000 3
8 Salish & Jordan Matter: Season 2 4,400,000 (-25.42%) 2,000,000 1
9 The Amazing Digital Circus: Season 1 9,400,000 (6.82%) 1,900,000 4
10 The Last Ship: Season 1 13,100,000 1,900,000 1

English Film

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 Voicemails for Isabelle 60,900,000 (76.52%) 31,000,000 2
2 Little Brother 23,400,000 14,000,000 1
3 Maternal Instinct 13,700,000 (-66.75%) 8,500,000 3
4 Swapped 7,800,000 (-6.02%) 4,600,000 9
5 Office Romance 8,200,000 (-44.97%) 4,300,000 4
6 KPop Demon Hunters 6,300,000 (5.00%) 3,800,000 54
7 The Contractor 6,000,000 3,600,000 1
8 Turbo 5,400,000 3,400,000 5
9 The Creator 7,200,000 3,200,000 1
10 5lbs of Pressure 4,900,000 2,700,000 1

Non-English TV

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 Teach You a Lesson: Limited Series 78,200,000 (-38.03%) 7,300,000 4
2 Oasis: Season 1 40,000,000 (227.87%) 7,000,000 2
3 Agent Kim Reactivated: Limited Series 14,200,000 6,600,000 1
4 The Polygamist: Season 1 51,600,000 (-30.55%) 5,300,000 3
5 Another Self: Season 3 14,900,000 2,400,000 1
6 India’s Got Latent: Season 2 2,400,000 (9.09%) 2,400,000 2
7 My Royal Nemesis: Limited Series 33,000,000 (-23.08%) 2,000,000 8
8 Notes from the Last Row: Limited Series 10,400,000 1,600,000 1
9 Losing Judgment: Season 1 12,700,000 (-45.96%) 1,400,000 3
10 BAKI-DOU: The Invincible Samurai: Season 1 13,400,000 1,300,000 4

Non-English Film

Rank Title Hours Views Week #
1 Husbands in Action 11,400,000 (9.62%) 6,300,000 2
2 Blast 10,300,000 4,400,000 1
3 Torrente for President 2,900,000 1,700,000 1
4 The Marked Woman 2,800,000 (-54.84%) 1,500,000 4
5 Bhooth Bangla 4,100,000 (-68.22%) 1,500,000 3
6 Colors Of Evil: Black 2,700,000 (-80.43%) 1,500,000 3
7 Dhurandhar The Revenge (Raw & Undekha) 4,800,000 (14.29%) 1,200,000 5
8 King Kaew 1,900,000 1,100,000 1
9 Les Condés 1,200,000 800,000 1
10 Raja Shivaji 2,600,000 800,000 1

What are your big takeaways from the Netflix top 10s this week? Let us know in the comments down below. 

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