Netflix’s Newest Obsession… Viewers Can’t Stop Talking About This Twist-Filled Thriller That Just Crashed Into the Streamer’s All-Time Top 10 Most-Watched Shows.

In just six weeks of release, the new Netflix series I Will Find You has passed its biggest milestone yet. It has broken into Netflix’s all-time top 10 list of most-watched English-language shows, overtaking this year’s His & Hers. Starring Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson, His & Hers accumulated 98 million views in its first three months of release. I Will Find You took less than two months to eclipse it. It’s the 13th Netflix series based on a Harlan Coben bestseller, and the streamer is wasting no time in adapting another of the author’s books into a show. Following the success of I Will Find You, Netflix announced that it has green-lit an adaptation of Coben’s longest-running book series, Myron Bolitar.

According to the streamer’s latest viewership report, which tracked the performance of films and shows in the week of July 20 to July 26, I Will Find You remained the number one English-language title in the world. This was the fifth time that it had achieved this feat; the only time I Will Find You surrendered the number one spot was two weeks ago, when Little House on the Prairie took over. The show also puts star Sam Worthington in a rare position; not only has he headlined two of the highest-grossing movies in history — Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water — but he is now also at the forefront of one of Netflix’s most-watched shows of all time. The list is currently topped by the first season of Wednesday with over 250 million views.

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Also featuring Severance star Britt Lower, I Will Find You has accumulated more than 100 million views so far. It needs only around 400,000 more views to overtake the third season of Bridgerton on the all-time list and claim the number nine spot. Despite its success, I Will Find You wasn’t exactly embraced by critics upon release. The eight-episode series appears to have settled at a 63% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus reads, “An average Harlan Coben adaptation that puts its cast to the test and has just the right formula to pass for breezy entertainment.”

You can check the show out on Netflix, and stay tuned to Collider for more updates.