The SBS drama Manager Kim broke its own record for highest TV viewer ratings with 23.1%.

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SBS Friday-Saturday drama Manager Kim, starring actor So Ji-sub, has once again broken its own record for highest TV viewer ratings, recording 23.1% nationwide. This figure represents a 1.2 percentage point increase from the 21.9% recorded in the seventh episode, proving the dramas explosive popularity.Manager Kim is a revenge action drama about a father who transforms into a dangerous man to reclaim his daughter. It is currently on a roll, having surpassed 20% TV viewer ratings in just four episodes. Currently, the drama is challenging the record held by The Penthouse 2, having already broken the records of previous SBS Friday-Saturday dramas such as The Fiery Priest and Taxi Driver 2.The global response is also enthusiastic. It has achieved overwhelming success, ranking first in the global Top 10 for non-English shows on Netflix for two consecutive weeks and topping the charts in 22 countries worldwide.Consisting of a total of 10 episodes, Manager Kim is set to conclude on the 25th. The production team plans to soothe viewers disappointment by airing a special broadcast in the last week of July after the series finale, which will include interviews with the lead actors and unreleased behind-the-scenes footage.
SBS Friday-Saturday drama Manager Kim, starring actor So Ji-sub, has once again broken its own record for highest TV viewer ratings, recording 23.1% nationwide. This figure represents a 1.2 percentage point increase from the 21.9% recorded in the seventh episode, proving the dramas explosive popularity.Manager Kim is a revenge action drama about a father who transforms into a dangerous man to reclaim his daughter. It is currently on a roll, having surpassed 20% TV viewer ratings in just four episodes. Currently, the drama is challenging the record held by The Penthouse 2, having already broken the records of previous SBS Friday-Saturday dramas such as The Fiery Priest and Taxi Driver 2.The global response is also enthusiastic. It has achieved overwhelming success, ranking first in the global Top 10 for non-English shows on Netflix for two consecutive weeks and topping the charts in 22 countries worldwide.Consisting of a total of 10 episodes, Manager Kim is set to conclude on the 25th. The production team plans to soothe viewers disappointment by airing a special broadcast in the last week of July after the series finale, which will include interviews with the lead actors and unreleased behind-the-scenes footage.

SBS Friday-Saturday drama "Manager Kim," starring actor So Ji-sub, has once again broken its own record for highest TV viewer ratings, recording 23.1% nationwide. This figure represents a 1.2 percentage point increase from the 21.9% recorded in the seventh episode, proving the drama's explosive popularity.

"Manager Kim" is a revenge action drama about a father who transforms into a dangerous man to reclaim his daughter. It is currently on a roll, having surpassed 20% TV viewer ratings in just four episodes. Currently, the drama is challenging the record held by "The Penthouse 2," having already broken the records of previous SBS Friday-Saturday dramas such as "The Fiery Priest" and "Taxi Driver 2."

The global response is also enthusiastic. It has achieved overwhelming success, ranking first in the global Top 10 for non-English shows on Netflix for two consecutive weeks and topping the charts in 22 countries worldwide.

Consisting of a total of 10 episodes, "Manager Kim" is set to conclude on the 25th. The production team plans to soothe viewers' disappointment by airing a special broadcast in the last week of July after the series finale, which will include interviews with the lead actors and unreleased behind-the-scenes footage.

Manager Kim Hits New Ratings Milestone

The SBS drama 'Manager Kim' starring So Ji-sub has reached a new personal best, recording a 23.1% viewership rating for its eighth episode. This achievement solidifies its status as a top-performing series, surpassing the ratings of notable SBS hits like 'Taxi Driver 2' and 'Good Partner'.

Global Success for Manager Kim

Beyond its domestic success, 'Manager Kim' has maintained the number one spot on the Netflix Global Top 10 non-English TV show list for two consecutive weeks. The series has reached the Top 10 list in 72 countries and secured the top ranking in 22 nations, including Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Philippines.