Lists
Four weekly lists, ten titles each
Netflix publishes its Top 10 as weekly lists that run Monday to Sunday (the page's current week was October 19–25, 2026). There are four lists: films and TV, each split into English and non-English, and each shows 10 titles.4 Korean-language titles sit in the non-English lists: in the data, Squid Game is a non-English TV title and The Great Flood a non-English film.13 Netflix adds that top 10 lists are available only in selected countries and territories and that some titles may not be available in every region.4
Columns
Views, runtime and hours viewed
Each row gives views, runtime and hours viewed.4 In the figures the three move together. The week ending December 28, 2025 for The Great Flood shows 60,100,000 hours viewed, a runtime of 1.8167 hours and 33,100,000 views, and 60.1 million divided by 1.8167 is about 33.1 million (DabPop's check). That is why DabPop describes Netflix's views figure as hours viewed divided by runtime, as other DabPop posts do.1 The file gives views only from the week ending June 18, 2023: 4,080 earlier rows have hours viewed but no views or runtime.1
The files also carry a running count of weeks in the Top 10, cumulative_weeks_in_top_10. The Great Flood, for example, reached 7 by February 1, 2026, its last week on the non-English films list; it was No. 1 for its first four weeks and its biggest week was the one ending December 28, 2025.1 DabPop's most-watched Korean films on Netflix table uses these peaks and counts.
All-time
The all-time lists use the first 91 days
The "most popular" lists rank titles on total views in their first 91 days of release, not on any one week.5 In the non-English TV list, Squid Game holds the top three places by season: 265.2 million views for season 1, 192.6 million for season 2 and 145.8 million for season 3. The Great Flood is No. 5 on the non-English films list with 86.6 million views.3 DabPop compares the Squid Game seasons in Squid Game Seasons 1–3: By the Numbers.
Countries
Country lists differ from the global list
The country file covers 94 countries and splits titles only into films and TV, with no views or hours.2 The lists can differ from the global ones: in the week ending November 1, 2026, Lupin: Part 4 led the global non-English TV list, but it is not on South Korea's TV Top 10, which that week began with Doctor X: Mafia in White.12
Limits
What the numbers can't tell you
These are Netflix's own figures about Netflix viewing. They cover only titles in a list's top 10 for a week, and views are not a count of different viewers.14 Other services such as Disney+ and TVING publish no equivalent, so DabPop uses Nielsen Korea for domestic broadcast ratings (see How Nielsen Korea Ratings Work) and Netflix's data where a Korean title is on Netflix, as in its Korean reality shows in the global Top 10 ranking.