Most Tracked Korean Drama Shows — SeasonTracker Data August 2026
Squid Game is being tracked by 74 SeasonTracker users, a figure that is roughly 6.7 times larger than the count for the second placed Korean drama on the list. That gap is the defining feature of this week's data. Across 1,498 SeasonTracker users tracking at least one show and 5,882 unique titles in the system, Korean drama attention is heavily concentrated at the top and then flattens out almost immediately.
Here is the full ranking for the week of August 24, 2026.
1. Squid Game (Netflix) - 74 trackers 2. Agent Kim Reactivated (SBS) - 11 trackers 3. All of Us Are Dead (Netflix) - 11 trackers 4. Business Proposal (SBS) - 7 trackers 5. The Devil's Plan (Netflix) - 7 trackers 6. The Art of Sarah (Netflix) - 7 trackers 7. The Prosecutor's Proposal (wavve) - 7 trackers 8. A Shop for Killers (Disney+) - 6 trackers 9. Teach You a Lesson (Netflix) - 6 trackers 10. When Life Gives You Tangerines (Netflix) - 6 trackers 11. Bon Appetit, Your Majesty (tvN) - 6 trackers 12. Dream to You (ENA) - 6 trackers 13. Bloodhounds (Netflix) - 5 trackers 14. King the Land (JTBC) - 5 trackers 15. Perfect Crown (MBC) - 5 trackers
Week-over-week movement is modest across the board, which is expected in a list where most entries sit within a two tracker range of each other. Squid Game still added one tracker, which is notable mainly because a show that has already ended is continuing to pick up new SeasonTracker users rather than plateauing. Business Proposal, A Shop for Killers and Teach You a Lesson each gained one tracker as well. Those single additions matter more at the bottom of the table than at the top: a one tracker gain on a six tracker show is a meaningful proportional shift, while the same gain barely registers against 74.
Everything else in the top 15 held flat week over week. Agent Kim Reactivated, All of Us Are Dead, The Devil's Plan, The Art of Sarah, The Prosecutor's Proposal, When Life Gives You Tangerines, Bon Appetit, Your Majesty, Bloodhounds and Perfect Crown all recorded no change.
Netflix accounts for eight of the 15 titles here, including the top ranked show and both entries at 11 trackers. The rest of the list is spread across SBS with two, and one each for wavve, Disney+, tvN, ENA, JTBC and MBC. That distribution suggests SeasonTracker users are finding Korean drama primarily through a single global platform, with broadcast and domestic streaming titles filling in behind it.
Status is the other pattern worth flagging. Twelve of the 15 shows have ended. Only All of Us Are Dead and The Devil's Plan are marked as returning series. SeasonTracker users are largely using Korean drama tracking as a catalogue and completion tool rather than a week to week release calendar, which is consistent with the low volatility in the numbers.
On genre, Drama appears in 14 of the 15 entries, with Action and Adventure attached to six titles and Crime to five. The Devil's Plan is the only Reality entry on the list.
These rankings update as SeasonTracker users add titles. Track the Korean dramas you are watching on SeasonTracker to see them reflected in next week's data.