Netflix Top 10: Agent Kim Reactivated Scores 8.2 Million Views, Holds No. 1 for Third Straight Week

Korean dramas dominated Netflix's latest global non-English TV rankings, with five series landing in the Top 10.

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Agent Kim Reactivated promotional art (Image via Netflix)

Korean action drama Agent Kim Reactivated continued its impressive run on Netflix, remaining the platform’s most-watched non-English TV series for a third consecutive week.

According to Netflix’s latest global Top 10 rankings, the series generated 8.2 million views between July 13 and July 19, extending its strong international momentum.

Agent Kim Reactivated continues global dominance

The webtoon adaptation stars So Ji-sub as a retired intelligence agent forced back into action to protect his daughter. Netflix reported that the series ranked No. 1 in 19 countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, and Qatar, while appearing in the Top 10 across 73 countries. The show’s success extends beyond streaming, with SBS reporting that its eighth episode reached a 23.1% nationwide television rating in South Korea.

Another Korean production, The East Palace, made a strong debut at No. 2 with 4.9 million views after just three days on the platform. Starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo, the supernatural period mystery entered the Top 10 in 27 countries, including South Korea and Thailand.

A still from Agent Kim Reactivated

Other Korean titles also performed well. The Apartment Job claimed No. 5 with 3.3 million views, while Teach You a Lesson remained at No. 6 after attracting 2.9 million views. Newly released romantic comedy Spooky in Love debuted at No. 8 with 1.7 million views after only two days of availability.

Outside Korea, Japanese Netflix series Human Vapor, written by Korean filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho, ranked No. 9 with 1.6 million views. Meanwhile, on Netflix’s English-language film chart, KPop Demon Hunters extended its remarkable streak by remaining in the Top 10 for a 57th consecutive week, finishing at No. 6 with 3.4 million views.

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Dan Whitfield is a Senior Content Writer at OtakuKart who specializes in box office analytics, ratings trends, and streaming performance breakdowns. His reporting centers on data interpretation, examining how audience behavior shapes studio strategies and platform decisions.

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