Netflix's new Western series *Little House on the Prairie* has become the platform's most-watched show, overtaking the Harlan Coben thriller *I Will Find You* in the latest weekly viewership rankings. The shift highlights Netflix's continued success across genres in 2026, following strong performances from projects such as the sci-fi thriller *War Machine*, and underscores the streamer's ability to keep multiple original series near the top of its charts simultaneously.

All eight episodes of *Little House on the Prairie* were released on 9 July, roughly two weeks after *I Will Find You* debuted on 18 June. Viewership figures for the week of 13 July, published this week, showed the Western series drawing 9.8 million views, edging out *I Will Find You*'s 8.8 million in its fourth full week. The Coben thriller has now surpassed 90 million total views and is expected to pass 100 million before its run ends, while Netflix had already renewed *Little House on the Prairie* for a second season back in March, well ahead of its global premiere.