‘King the Land’ and ‘Ghost’ Battle for Viewership in Weekend Mini-Series
Lee Jun-ho and Im Yoon-ah Shine in JTBC’s ‘King the Land’
In the seventh episode of JTBC’s Saturday and Sunday drama ‘King the Land’, the captivating romance between Lee Jun-ho and Im Yoon-ah took center stage. The characters Gu-gu (played by Lee Jun-ho) and Cheon-rang (played by Im Yoon-ah) experienced a pivotal moment in their relationship, expressing their true feelings for each other. The heartwarming storyline, combined with excellent performances, contributed to a solid viewership rating of 10.6% (according to Nielsen Korea national standards). This result secured ‘King the Land’ as the highest-rated mini-series on Saturday, although it experienced a slight decline compared to its previous episode’s rating of 12%.
‘Ghost’ Chases Closely with Intriguing Storytelling
SBS’s Friday-Saturday drama ‘Ghost’ continues to receive praise for its compelling writing by Kim Eun-hee and exceptional acting by Kim Tae-ri. In the sixth episode, viewers were left astounded by a surprising twist involving Kim Tae-ri’s character. The narrative unveiled the existence of a malevolent spirit created by an individual, witnessed by Shinbi Kim, portrayed as the wandering ‘ghost’ haunting Oh Jeong-se. This unforeseen revelation subverted expectations and altered the trajectory of the plot. Although recording a viewership rating of 9.5% for this episode, slightly below the peak rating of 11% achieved in episode 3, the drama is halfway through its 12-episode run. Anticipated developments in the upcoming episodes could potentially result in an increase in viewership ratings.
Intense Competition for Primetime Ratings
With both dramas battling for approximately 1% of audience ratings, significant attention is drawn to discerning which one will emerge as the dominant mini-series over the weekend (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday). Incorporating contemporary themes with widespread popularity, these shows captivate audiences week after week, showcasing the talent and skill of their respective casts and crews.
‘Brenin y Tir’ and ‘Goblin’ continue their extremely thin competition in the mini-series on Saturday.
In JTBC’s Saturday and Sunday drama ‘King the Land’, the pink romance between Lee Jun-ho and Im Yoon-ah was brightly lit.
In the 7th episode of ‘King the Land’ on the 8th, the romance path developed in earnest as Gu-gu (played by Lee Jun-ho) and Cheon-rang (played by Im Yoon-ah) confront their feelings for each other. each other Thanks to the synergy between salvation and angel love, which captured work and excitement, it recorded a viewership rating of 10.6% (Nielsen Korea national standard, same below) and took first place among Saturday miniseries. However, it was a slightly lower trend than the 6th episode (12%).
SBS Friday-Saturday drama ‘Ghost’, which receives favorable reviews every day for writer Kim Eun-hee’s writing skills and Kim Tae-ri’s acting, closely followed ‘King the Land’.
Kim Tae-ri’s shocking ending was revealed in the 6th episode of ‘Ghost’, which was broadcast on the same day. It was a story that there was a person who created an evil spirit, and Shinbi Kim, the ‘ghost’ that wanders around Oh Jeong-se, saw the name. It was a reversal that overturned the trajectory and predictions so far.
9.5% was recorded in the sixth episode of ‘Ghost’. Although it is below the highest viewership rating of 11% for episode 3, it has already entered the second half of the 12 episodes, and there is a possibility of a rebound in the viewership ratings due to the disturbing development.
As the two dramas compete for an audience rating of around 1%, attention is focused on who will be the overwhelming winner of the mini-series on the weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) which has retained modernity and popularity.
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