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Harlan Coben’s Latest Netflix Hit Makes History With 120M Views

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Netflix thriller *I Will Find You*, based on Harlan Coben’s work, has become one of the platform’s most-watched English-language series ever. Its success stands out despite a lukewarm critical reception and a run in the global top ten lasting more than two months.

Since its debut on 8 June, the eight-episode limited series has accumulated 120.8 million views, placing fifth in Netflix’s all-time English TV rankings. It has overtaken titles including *Bridgerton*, *Wednesday* and *The Queen’s Gambit*, but remains 13 million views behind *Stranger Things* season five and is no longer trending in any country.

  • *I Will Find You* has reached 120.8 million views on Netflix.
  • It ranks fifth among the service’s most-watched English TV shows.
  • The limited series is 13 million views behind *Stranger Things* season five.

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Harlan Coben is an American author known for crime and mystery novels, often built around missing people, family secrets and unexpected twists. His books and stories have been adapted for television, including several series made for Netflix.

Netflix is a subscription streaming service that measures a programme’s popularity partly by the number of views it records over a set period. Its rankings help show how widely a series has been watched, but do not measure critical opinion or explain why viewers chose it.

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