The Night Agent climbs Netflix Most Popular List
April 19, 2023
The Night Agent pulled in 90.04 million hours viewed in the week commencing April 10th, topping Netflix’s English TV list and climbing to the #6 spot on the Most Popular List with 605.62 million total hours viewed since its premiere. To date, the series has had more than 73 million views (605.62 million hours viewed divided by 8.19 runtime hours).
Beef, at #2 on the English TV List, drew 70.38 million list hours viewed — more than double the prior week — and reached the Top 10 in 87 countries. Viewers tuned in to see who did (or didn’t) walk down the aisle in the finale of Love is Blind Season 4, which had 41.33 million hours viewed. New to the list was limited series Obsession (40.89 million hours viewed) and American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing (23.37 million hours viewed).
The saga lives on as The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die topped the English Films List with 35.5 million hours viewed. An extension of the popular series, the gritty drama appeared in the Top 10 in 92 countries. Chupa, with 27.29 million hours viewed, Murder Mystery, with 6.69 million hours viewed and Murder Mystery 2 with 16.93 million hours viewed all returned to the list, with the latter surpassing 93 million views since its premiere (141.19 million hours viewed divided by 1.52 runtime hours)
On the Non-English Films side, Thai drama Hunger headed the list with 43.58 million hours viewed. Other returning favourites include Korean action-adventure Kill Boksoon, Turkish drama Oh Belinda, Hindi-language thriller Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga, and German Academy Award winner All Quiet on the Western Front. New entrants included Mexican comedy Queens on the Run, with 11.36 million hours viewed and Spanish horror Phenomena, with 4.87 million hours viewed.
Fans continued to enjoy Korean titles, putting drama Queenmaker at the top of the Non-English TV List with 15.87 million hours viewed, along with The Glory, Divorce Attorney Shin, Crash Course in Romance and Alchemy of Souls, Part 1. Returning to the list were French series Thicker Than Water, Taiwanese thriller Copycat Killer and Turkish thriller Who Were We Running From?
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