In just five weeks, SBS’ “My Little Old Boy” renters the 20 percent ratings club.
According to the rating agency Nielsen Korea, Monday’s episode of SBS “My Little Old Boy” ranked first in its timeslot. During the broadcast, the show had an on-average viewership of 22% with high of 23.5%.
The last time the show broke past the 20 percent range was five weeks ago on September 16 when it recorded a 20.2% rating. The feat by the show is even more pronounced when compared to other shows during the same time. MBC’s “My Healing Love,” KBS2 “Gag Concert, tVN’s “Room No. 9,” and JTBC’s “Ssulzun” has 7.6%, 4.7%, 5.4%, and 2.3%, respectively.
There were some interesting factors that may have contributed to the show’s positive rise in viewership. On this day, actress Jo Yoon-hee came to the studio as a special MC. During the broadcast, Jo shared stories about her daughter and husband which captivated the cast and viewers alike.
Further, Lee Sang-min’s tour of Hong Kong, which showed some delicious local delicacies, and Kim Gun-mo’s performance for fans delighted viewers still. However, the peak in viewerships came during Bae Jeong-nam’s segment in the show. The handsome actor drew attention with the introduction of his dog and the unveiling of his house and an interesting hobby.
Translated by O.C
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