“Squid Recreation” broke a brand new file for Netflix when it debuted its third and closing season final Friday. Over the primary three days of its availability, the smash-hit Korean drama drew 60.1 million views, setting a brand new excessive for the streamer, per the weekly Netflix Prime 10 checklist.

With that spectacular opening stat, “Squid Recreation” Season 3 is now Netflix’s ninth most-watched non-English TV present ever on the streamer’s usually up to date checklist of hottest collection total.

As compared, “Squid Recreation” Season 2 debuted with 68 million views in its first 4 days of availability following its Dec. 26 launch (a Thursday in comparison with Season 3’s Friday launch) — which was greater than every other Netflix collection had achieved in its premiere week, beating a file that “Wednesday” set with 50.1 million views in 2022.

(Netflix’s Prime 10 viewership lists run Monday-Sunday, which means “Squid Recreation” Season 2 had 4 days value of information obtainable on the time of its premiere checklist, whereas “Squid Recreation” Season 3 solely has its first three days included within the information.)

Following its premiere weekend, the second season of “Squid Recreation” additionally quickly landed on Netflix’s checklist of its hottest non-English language TV titles of all time at No. 7. 

“Squid Recreation” Season 3 adopted Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) as he continued on by the titular lethal competitors in an try and overthrow the video games and show humanity’s value to the Entrance Man (Lee Byung-hun).

Learn Selection‘s spoiler-filled interview with “Squid Recreation” creator and director Hwang Dong-hyuk on how the collection ended, right here.