Netflix's Squid Game has surpassed Bridgerton to become the streaming platform's biggest series launch of all time. More than 111 million people watched at least 2 minutes of the show over its first four weeks, Netflix has announced.

　　That is well ahead of Bridgerton's Season 1 record of 82 million views and ahead of The Witcher's 67 million views for its own Season 1 premiere. You can see the top 10 below.

　　By Netflix's metrics, a view is counted when an account watches a piece of content for 2 minutes, so we don't know how many people watched even one episode or the entire series. Still, this is how all Netflix shows are measured, and Squid Game came out on top by a big margin.

　　Squid Game has officially reached 111 million fans — making it our biggest series launch ever! pic.twitter.com/SW3FJ42Qsn

　　— Netflix (@netflix) October 12, 2021

　　Squid Game is a Korean survival drama about a group of people who are brought together to pay off their debts by taking part in a series of deadly games.

　　Creator and director Hwang Dong-hyuk told Variety that he came up with the idea for Squid Game in 2008 when it was conceived as a film. However, Korean movie studios refused to finance it due to its violent themes.

　　Netflix Top 10 TV Series All Time Based On First 28 Days (at least 2 minutes watched):

　　Via MarketWatch

　　Squid Game -- 111 millionBridgerton, Season 1 -- 82 millionLupin, Part 1 -- 76 millionThe Witcher, Season 1 -- 67 millionSex/Life, Season 1 -- 67 millionStranger Things 3 -- 67 millionMoney Heist, Part 4 -- 65 millionTiger King, Season 1 -- 64 millionThe Queen's Gambit -- 62 millionSweet Tooth, Season 1 -- 60 million