Sam Worthington in “I Will Find You”
Netflix’s latest Harlen Coben series “I Will Find You,” starring Sam Worthington as a wrongly imprisoned father accused of killing his child, remained No. 1 overall and among originals as viewership climbed 35% week-over-week to 2.48 billion minutes through June 28, according to new Nielsen household TV streaming data.
The show is the first to exceed 2 billion viewing minutes since Netflix’s “Bridgerton” (3.7 billion) and “The Night Agent” (2.2 billion) during the week of Feb. 23-March. 1. It’s also just the sixth title to reach the 2 billion minute threshold mark this year — all of which have been Netflix originals, including “The Lincoln Lawyer,” “Stranger Things” and “His & Hers.”
Peacock’s reality dating show “Love Island USA” season eight maintained its momentum with almost 2 billion minutes at No. 2 overall and runner-up among originals. Women 18-34 represented 40% of the show’s viewership— 13% more than any other Top 10 title. The show continues to attract a viewership that mirrors the broader TV-viewing population, including over-indexing among Black audiences (20%), while slightly under-indexing among Hispanic (17%) and Asian (5%) viewers.
Former TNT drama “The Last Ship” is the latest example of the “Netflix Effect” as it made its top 10 debut after landing on the platform at the start of the weekly interval. The action-drama series starring the late Eric Dane generated 1.23 billion minutes on Netflix to rank No. 1 on the acquired chart and No. 3 overall.
Netflix’s live-action series “Avatar: The Last Airbender” captured 1.07 billion minutes to take No. 3 on the originals chart and No. 4 overall. All seven episodes of the second season dropped on June 25 and accounted for 75% of the week’s viewing total. Two-thirds of the audience were adults 18-49, which would include a good cross-section of viewers who may have grown up with the original Nickelodeon animated show.
Debuting at No. 1 on the movie chart was Avatar: Fire and Ash, which premiered on Disney+ and racked up 1.009 billion minutes. The latest in James Cameron’s “Avatar” franchise drew 18% of viewing from kids 2-11 and 28% from Hispanic audiences.
Top 10 children’s mainstay “Bluey” was the sixth and final title to hit the billion-minute mark for the week, notching 1.005 billion minutes on Disney+. With kids across the country out of school for the summer, it’s not unusual for the popular franchise to get a boost.
HBO Max’s “House of the Dragon” saw viewing minutes climb 46% to 931 million. A new episode premiered on June 28. The series moved up to No. 3 on the acquired chart and up two spots to No. 7 on the overall chart.
Separately, the final season of the Hulu original drama “The Bear” premiered on June 25, generating 587 million minutes to rank No. 5 among originals. The new season accounted for 76% of the show’s viewing total.
The Paramount+ original series “The Agency” made its debut at No. 9 on the originals chart with 393 million minutes. While Paramount+ relied on an episodic release strategy for the first season, it opted to release all 10 episodes of season two on June 21.
The comedy mystery movie The Sheep Detectives premiered on Prime Video June 24 to rank No. 3 among movies with 638 million minutes.
Finally, the 2025 Superman was back on the movie chart with 241 million minutes on HBO Max — a resurgence coinciding with the theatrical release of Supergirl on June 26. Superman spent three consecutive weeks on the top 10 movies chart when it began streaming last fall.
