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| A scene from the series, "Juvenile Justice" / Courtesy of Netflix |
The Korean legal drama "Juvenile Justice" topped Netflix's weekly viewership chart of non-English TV shows for the second consecutive week, the global video streaming service said Wednesday.
The 10-part Korean-language series marked 25.9 million hours of viewing for the week of March 7 to 13 to lead Netflix's official top 10 list for non-English TV programs, according to the company.
The series debuted at No. 3 on the chart in its first week of release Feb. 25, and rose to top place the following week.
It made the top 10 of the non-English TV category in 19 countries over the one-week period and ranked No. 1 in four countries, including Korea.
The Netflix Korean original depicts five crimes committed by youngsters aged under 14, who are excluded from criminal responsibility.
The Korean zombie apocalypse drama "All of Us Are Dead" finished fourth, extending its stay on the most-watched non-English TV show list for seven weeks, while the Korean romantic comedies "Twenty Five Twenty One," "Business Proposal" and "Forecasting Love and Weather" were also included.
On the viewership chart for non-English films, the Korean action adventure "The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure" ranked second with 12.2 million hours of viewing.
The French action film "Restless," a remake of the Korean action thriller "A Hard Day," came in third. (Yonhap)
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