Teach You a Lesson Reaches Netflix Korean Series All-Time No. 5 After Fourth Week

Netflix’s Korean limited series Teach You a Lesson has reached fifth place among Netflix original Korean series by views after its fourth chart week, according to Dispatch’s July 1 report. The rise came as the series remained No. 1 on Netflix’s global Top 10 non-English shows chart for the June 22-28, 2026 week, with 7.3 million views and 78.2 million hours viewed listed by Netflix Tudum.¹²

The result gives the series two linked milestones: a fourth consecutive week at the top of Netflix’s non-English TV ranking and a reported move past The Glory in the all-time Korean original series view ranking. Yonhap also reported that the show entered the Top 10 in 75 countries and ranked No. 1 in six countries, including Japan, Singapore and Indonesia.³

Teach You a Lesson Holds Netflix No. 1 for Fourth Week

Netflix Tudum’s global Top 10 page lists Teach You a Lesson: Limited Series at No. 1 among non-English shows for the June 22-28 chart week. The official chart records 7.3 million views, 78.2 million hours viewed, a runtime of 10 hours and 41 minutes, and four weeks in the Top 10.¹

Those figures show a fourth weekly appearance in Netflix’s non-English Top 10 and extend the series’ position at the top of the chart. Yonhap’s July 1 report described the same weekly result, noting 7.3 million views for June 22-28 and the show’s continued No. 1 ranking in its fourth week.³

The series had already built a large viewing base before the latest chart. Kyunghyang reported that the webtoon-based Netflix series first topped the global non-English shows chart for June 1-7 with 6.4 million views, entering the Top 10 in 48 countries including Korea, the Philippines, Singapore, Turkey, Argentina and Egypt.⁴ Korea.net later reported that the show held No. 1 for a second consecutive week for June 8-14, when it recorded 21.1 million views and 225.8 million hours viewed.⁵

By the June 15-21 chart week, The Fact reported that Teach You a Lesson added 11.8 million views, bringing its cumulative total to 39.3 million after three chart weeks. At that stage, the outlet said the series ranked sixth among Netflix original Korean dramas and was 400,000 views behind fifth-ranked The Glory.⁶

Key Netflix Chart Facts

The table underlines the distinction between Netflix’s weekly Top 10 data and the cumulative ranking reported by Korean entertainment outlets. Netflix Tudum provides the weekly global chart figures for the June 22-28 period, while Dispatch’s all-time placement report is based on accumulated views after four chart weeks.¹²

Reported All-Time Korean Series Move to Fifth

Dispatch reported on July 1 that Teach You a Lesson had accumulated more than 46.6 million views after its fourth week on Netflix. The outlet said that total moved the series past The Glory and placed it fifth among Netflix original Korean series by views.²

The movement followed the position described one week earlier by The Fact. After the June 15-21 chart week, the series had reached 39.3 million cumulative views and was reported as sixth among Netflix original Korean dramas, just behind The Glory by 400,000 views.⁶ The following week’s 7.3 million views, as listed by Netflix for June 22-28, pushed the total beyond that threshold in the later Dispatch report.¹²

The available source material does not provide a full all-time ranking table for every Netflix original Korean series. It does, however, support the narrower update that Teach You a Lesson moved from a reported sixth-place position after three chart weeks to a reported fifth-place position after four chart weeks, passing The Glory in the process.²⁶

The show’s country-level reach also widened during the run. Kyunghyang reported 48 countries in the Top 10 for the June 1-7 week, while Yonhap reported 75 countries in the Top 10 by the fourth week.⁴³ Yonhap also identified Japan, Singapore and Indonesia among the six countries where the series ranked No. 1 during that latest reported period.³

Teach You a Lesson therefore enters July 2026 with both a current weekly chart lead and a reported all-time Korean Netflix series milestone. Based on the available figures, its fourth-week performance placed it at No. 1 on Netflix’s non-English shows chart and lifted its cumulative view total past The Glory to a reported fifth place among Netflix original Korean series.

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