I Will Find You Netflix run cracks all-time English series list

I Will Find You on Netflix has pushed into the streamer’s Most Popular English Series list, reaching 101.9 million views to date, according to Netflix viewing data reported by Deadline.

The Sam Worthington-led limited series, Netflix’s first American adaptation of a Harlan Coben novel, added 7.3 million views for the week of July 20. That kept it at No. 1 on Netflix’s weekly English-language TV chart for a fifth straight week, a run Deadline said had not been matched by a series since Wednesday Season 2.

The thriller has also reached No. 1 in 81 countries, according to the report. Netflix’s tally makes it the platform’s biggest original scripted debut of 2026 so far.

How many views does I Will Find You have on Netflix?

I Will Find You has 101.9 million total views to date on Netflix. That is enough to put it on the streamer’s Most Popular English Series chart and knock the 2026 thriller limited series His & Hers, which had 98.2 million views, out of the No. 10 position.

Netflix’s Most Popular list uses a 91-day viewing window. Deadline reported that I Will Find You is only a little more than one-third of the way through that period, leaving room for the show to move higher on the ranking if its audience keeps growing.

Harlan Coben keeps paying off for Netflix

The new chart entry adds another win to Netflix’s long-running deal with Coben, whose twisty novels have become a reliable supply line for international TV thrillers. Netflix signed an overall agreement with the author in 2018, and the arrangement has since been extended and expanded.

Under that partnership, Netflix has released 13 series based on Coben books across multiple countries, according to Deadline. More are in development, including a series drawn from the Myron Bolitar novels, with Colin Woodell attached to lead and David E. Kelley adapting.

I Will Find You is the second Coben adaptation to land on Netflix’s Most Popular list. Fool Me Once, released in 2024, previously held the No. 10 slot for a period with 98 million views across its 91-day window.

Netflix’s Head of UCAN Scripted Series Jinny Howe told Deadline earlier this month that the company was pleased with the show’s trajectory as it approached the all-time chart.

“Harlan is brilliant, he really understands his audience, we’ve had so much success, and I Will Find You is very much tracking to be up there,” Howe told Deadline. “We’re very proud of its performance, it continues to be successful and watched around the world.”

Deadline reported that since Netflix launched its Top 10 rankings in 2021, Coben-based shows have appeared on the weekly Global Top 10 list 41 times and have reached the Top 10 in 93 countries. Since 2023, series adapted from his books have drawn more than 450 million global views on Netflix.

Howe also told Deadline that Netflix is concentrating on finding the strongest stories from Coben’s catalog, citing his range of characters and his work with the streamer to bring the adaptations to a global audience.

This story draws on original reporting from Deadline.