[Dispatch=Reporter Jeong Tae-yun] Netflix's 'True Education' proved its unwavering popularity.

'True Education' maintained its position as the No. 1 non-English show in the global top 10 in its third week of release. It recorded 11.8 million views and 126.2 million hours watched.

It ranked No. 1 in 19 countries including South Korea, Vietnam, Taiwan, Singapore, Philippines, and Malaysia, and also appeared on the top 10 lists in 85 countries.

Since its release, enthusiastic responses from viewers worldwide have continued. It achieved the No. 1 spot in global rankings within the first week. Domestic response has also been strong.

Two weeks after release, it topped the topic index (based on Good Data Corporation) in the integrated TV+OTT drama category. Through the third week, the work and its cast dominated the upper ranks.

'Juvenile Justice,' which featured director Hong Jong-chan, who directed 'True Education,' and lead actor Kim Mu-yeol, also experienced a resurgence. It re-ranked in the non-English shows top 10 four years after its release.

'True Education' is set against the fresh premise of a fictional government agency called the Department of Teachers' Rights Protection. It depicts a journey to restore the educational field through the activities of distinctive characters who break conventional wisdom.

Meanwhile, in the non-English film category, 'Husbands' ranked second. It is a comedic action film about an ex-husband and current husband joining forces to rescue their kidnapped wife. It recorded 5.7 million views.

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