With 46.3 million of its 106.3 million views falling during the June 30-July 6 viewing window, “Squid Game” Season 3 was, of course, the most-watched Netflix title of the week. On the non-English chart, it was followed by catch-up viewing: Season 2 took second place with 4.9 million views and Season 1 took third place with 3.8 million views.

The record is just the latest achievement for the season—”Squid Game” also broke the Netflix three-day streaming record with 60.1 million views and became the first-ever show ranked No. 1 in its first week in all 93 countries where Netflix has a Top 10.

And, reviews be damned, but according to a Netflix press release, Squid Game season three, the show’s shortest entry at just over six total hours, “is now Netflix’s third-biggest show ever through two weeks, with 106.3 million global views.” In the week of June 30-July 6, season two notched 4.9 million views; season one had 3.8 million views.