I Will Find You, Netflix’s adaptation of a Harlan Coben thriller, has kept its grip on the streamer’s weekly chart for June 22–28, signaling continued viewer interest weeks after its launch. That sustained momentum matters because breakout series can drive streaming engagement and shape what audiences expect from Netflix’s summer slate.
Netflix’s weekly Top 10 for the US shows the series remaining at No. 1, a position it has held since premiering on June 18. The show opened strongly, registering roughly 24 million views during its first four days on the platform — the largest debut Netflix has reported so far this year.
The series stars Sam Worthington as David Burroughs, a father jailed for his son’s murder who receives new evidence that suggests his child may still be alive. The plot follows his escape and search for answers, a premise that has clearly resonated with viewers drawn to high-stakes mysteries.
Tracking services such as FlixPatrol continue to list the show at the top of the weekly chart. Meanwhile, prediction markets that place odds on streaming rankings gave the series overwhelming early chances to remain first — and although those probabilities have become more conservative, the consensus still favors the show retaining its lead.
What’s in the Top 10 this week
- I Will Find You
- Avatar: The Last Airbender — Season 2
- The Last Ship — Season 1
- The Polygamist — Season 1
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- America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders — Season 3
- Oasis — Season 1
- Sweet Magnolias — Season 5
- Ms. Rachel — Season 1
- Danny Go! — Season 1
Some of those entries represent returning favorites and legacy franchises — like the animated hit Avatar — while others are fresh arrivals. That mix shows viewers are still sampling both new originals and established properties on the same platform.
Key takeaways
- Strong debut: Early viewership figures positioned the series as Netflix’s top premiere of the year.
- Adaptation power: Harlan Coben material has repeatedly attracted attention, and this latest adaptation appears to be following that pattern.
- Chart resilience: Sustaining the No. 1 slot across consecutive weekly reports highlights continuing audience engagement rather than a one-week spike.
What to watch next: industry observers will be looking at whether the show keeps driving new viewership in the coming weeks and whether other titles can dislodge it. For viewers, the series’ run on the chart is a useful signal that it’s a widely watched talking point this summer.
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