Dramatic Ratings Surge!

Exciting news from the world of Korean drama! Both JTBC’s "Heavenly Ever After" and tvN’s "Resident Playbook" have skyrocketed in popularity, achieving their highest ratings to date.

"Heavenly Ever After" Takes the Lead

On April 20, the second episode of "Heavenly Ever After" soared to a remarkable average nationwide rating of 6.1 percent. This impressive figure not only marks a significant rise for the show but also secures its position at the top of its time slot across all cable networks.

"Resident Playbook" Hits New Milestone

Meanwhile, "Resident Playbook" hit an exciting milestone with its fourth episode, reaching an average nationwide rating of 5.1 percent. This is a groundbreaking achievement for the "Hospital Playlist" spin-off, making it the most-watched show of the entire weekend among viewers aged 20 to 49, with a notable rating of 2.9 percent in this key demographic.

KBS 2TV Keeps Dominating

Despite the impressive performances from the newcomers, KBS 2TV’s "For Eagle Brothers" continues to reign supreme as the most-watched program on Sundays, climbing to a staggering average rating of 20.7 percent.

Cheers to Success!

A huge congratulations to the hardworking casts and crews of both "Heavenly Ever After" and "Resident Playbook" for their fantastic achievements! The continued rise in viewership reflects the audiences' strong engagement and enthusiasm.