'Happy Anding' Holds at 1.7% While 'What a Boss Wants' Dips to 1.0% in Episode 2 Ratings
tvN's 'Happy Anding' kept its 1.7% nationwide rating with its second episode on Nov. 12, while MBN's 'What a Boss Wants' slipped to 1.0%, according to Nielsen Korea figures reported by Soompi.
The ratings race between two new dramas continued on Nov. 12. According to Nielsen Korea, tvN's 'Happy Anding' maintained its nationwide average of 1.7% with episode 2, while MBN's 'What a Boss Wants' dipped slightly to 1.0%, Soompi reported on Nov. 13 (KST). Both shows premiered the night before at 1.7% and 1.3%, respectively.
'What a Boss Wants' stars Sung Hoon as Kwon Do-hyuk, a chaebol boss searching for a mysterious woman whose voice he heard on an album, and Oh Se-young as Lee Eun-chae, the lead vocalist of an indie band who becomes the one variable in his otherwise perfect life.
'Happy Anding' is a coming-of-age drama about comedians Kang Tae-gu (Kang Hoon), Kim Nam-il (Cho Hyun-chul) and Han Jun-seo (Kim Jung-jin), who have spent 10 years struggling to make a name for themselves and set out on new paths after meeting a mysterious woman.
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- According to Nielsen Korea figures cited by Soompi, episode 2 of 'What a Boss Wants,' aired Nov. 12, averaged 1.0% nationwide, down slightly from its premiere, while episode 2 of 'Happy Anding' held at 1.7% nationwide, the same as its premiere the night before.