Netflix's Korean thriller Dead-End Job, starring Lee Jae Wook, Go Min Si, and Kim Min Ha, has climbed to the top of the global rankings, while Kim Ji Won's medical drama Doctor X has also secured a spot among the most-watched non-English shows.
According to Netflix's official Top 10 website, Dead-End Job ranked No. 1 on the Global Top 10 Non-English Shows chart during its second week of release, recording an impressive 8.7 million views.
Netflix calculates its viewership figures by dividing the total hours watched by a show's total running time.
The series also reached No. 1 in 22 countries and territories, including South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and Hong Kong. It entered the Top 10 rankings in 76 countries and territories, highlighting its growing popularity among international viewers.
Dead-End Job follows Hyuk Joon (Lee Jae Wook), a young man searching for work to make ends meet. He discovers a mysterious employment agency offering unusual part-time jobs that pay up to 50 times the normal hourly wage. However, these opportunities lead him into dangerous and frightening situations.
The show's mix of suspense, action, and unexpected challenges has helped it attract attention worldwide.
Meanwhile, SBS's medical drama Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia, starring Kim Ji Won, claimed No. 4 on Netflix's Global Top 10 Non-English Shows chart.
The drama ranked behind Dead-End Job, A Couple of Lies, and Lupin Season 4.
Doctor X follows Gye Soo Jung (Kim Ji Won), a highly skilled surgeon who challenges corruption and unfair practices within the medical system while fighting for her patients.
Apart from its international streaming performance, the SBS drama has also been performing strongly on South Korean television, recording a peak rating of 19.5%.
Its November 6 and 7 episodes continued to highlight Soo Jung's determination to protect her patients, adding to the emotional tension surrounding the story.
The strong global rankings of both dramas reflect the continued interest in Korean series across different genres.
With Dead-End Job leading the Netflix non-English chart at No. 1 and Doctor X following at No. 4, the two Korean productions have secured prominent positions among the platform's most popular international shows.
Netflix's Korean thriller Dead-End Job, starring Lee Jae Wook, Go Min Si, and Kim Min Ha, has climbed to the top of the global rankings, while Kim Ji Won's medical drama Doctor X has also secured a spot among the most-watched non-English shows.
According to Netflix's official Top 10 website, Dead-End Job ranked No. 1 on the Global Top 10 Non-English Shows chart during its second week of release, recording an impressive 8.7 million views.
Netflix calculates its viewership figures by dividing the total hours watched by a show's total running time.
The series also reached No. 1 in 22 countries and territories, including South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and Hong Kong. It entered the Top 10 rankings in 76 countries and territories, highlighting its growing popularity among international viewers.
Dead-End Job follows Hyuk Joon (Lee Jae Wook), a young man searching for work to make ends meet. He discovers a mysterious employment agency offering unusual part-time jobs that pay up to 50 times the normal hourly wage. However, these opportunities lead him into dangerous and frightening situations.
The show's mix of suspense, action, and unexpected challenges has helped it attract attention worldwide.
Meanwhile, SBS's medical drama Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia, starring Kim Ji Won, claimed No. 4 on Netflix's Global Top 10 Non-English Shows chart.
The drama ranked behind Dead-End Job, A Couple of Lies, and Lupin Season 4.
Doctor X follows Gye Soo Jung (Kim Ji Won), a highly skilled surgeon who challenges corruption and unfair practices within the medical system while fighting for her patients.
Apart from its international streaming performance, the SBS drama has also been performing strongly on South Korean television, recording a peak rating of 19.5%.
Its November 6 and 7 episodes continued to highlight Soo Jung's determination to protect her patients, adding to the emotional tension surrounding the story.
The strong global rankings of both dramas reflect the continued interest in Korean series across different genres.
With Dead-End Job leading the Netflix non-English chart at No. 1 and Doctor X following at No. 4, the two Korean productions have secured prominent positions among the platform's most popular international shows.
