“Flex X Cop 2” Ends By Breaking Season 1’s Ratings Record With Finale
SBS’s “Flex x Cop 2” ended with a bang!
On September 19, the finale of “Flex x Cop 2” achieved the drama’s highest viewership ratings to date, surpassing the personal record set by Season 1. According to Nielsen Korea, the final episode of “Flex x Cop 2” took first place in its time slot with an average nationwide rating of 11.8 percent, beating the previous all-time high of 11.0 percent achieved by the first season of “Flex x Cop.”
tvN’s “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” kicked off the second half of its run on its highest ratings yet for a Saturday (when its ratings have typically been lower compared to Sundays). The latest episode of the drama took first place in its time slot with an average nationwide rating of 6.8 percent.
JTBC’s new drama “Fly High Butterfly” premiered to an average nationwide rating of 1.9 percent, while KBS 2TV’s “A Love Other Than Yours” dipped to a nationwide average of 2.5 percent for its third episode.
Finally, KBS 2TV’s “Love on the Menu” remained the most-watched program of any kind to air on Sunday with an average nationwide rating of 13.8 percent.
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“Flex X Cop 2” Heads Into Finale On Its Highest Ratings Yet
With just one episode left to go, SBS’s “Flex x Cop 2” hit a new all-time high in viewership last night!
On September 18, “Flex x Cop 2” soared to its highest viewership ratings yet ahead of its finale. According to Nielsen Korea, the penultimate episode of the drama scored an average nationwide rating of 9.4 percent, making it the most-watched program of any kind to air on Friday—and setting a new personal record for Season 2.
The final episode of “Flex x Cop 2” will air on September 19 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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Ahn Bo Hyun, Jung Eun Chae, Kang Sang Jun, And Kim Shin Bi Share Farewell Messages Ahead Of “Flex X Cop 2” Finale
The stars of SBS’s “Flex x Cop 2” have shared heartfelt messages ahead of the drama’s upcoming finale.
In Season 2 of SBS’s “Flex x Cop,” Ahn Bo Hyun reprises his starring role as Jin Yi Soo, a third-generation chaebol heir who uses his wealth and connections like cheat codes whenever an investigation reaches a dead end. Meanwhile, Jung Eun Chae joins the cast as veteran detective Joo Hye Ra, the new leader of Jin Yi Soo’s team.
Ahn Bo Hyun expressed his deep affection for the series, saying, “I sincerely thank everyone who watched ‘Flex x Cop 2.’ I was truly happy to meet the character Jin Yi Soo, and I feel that I’ve become a little brighter myself, just like Yi Soo, so this character holds an even more special meaning for me.” He added, “Thanks to everyone who watched and supported us, we were able to successfully wrap up Season 2. Once again, I sincerely thank everyone who was part of this journey.”
Jung Eun Chae shared, “I sincerely thank everyone who watched and loved ‘Flex x Cop 2,’ and I think this project will also remain a precious memory for me for a long time.” She continued, “It was an honor to work alongside such wonderful colleagues and staff. I will continue to do my best with a grateful heart.”
Kang Sang Jun, who plays Park Joon Young, said, “I’m sincerely grateful that I had the opportunity to once again be part of such a fun and wonderful set while filming ‘Flex x Cop 2.’ I would also like to thank all the production staff and crew.” He added, “I hope the fun adventure we worked so hard to create with ‘Flex x Cop’ served as a small breath of fresh air in your everyday lives. Thank you for watching our drama all this time.”
Kim Shin Bi, who stars as Choi Kyung Jin, also expressed his gratitude, saying, “I sincerely thank everyone who watched ‘Flex x Cop 2’ and showed us so much interest.” He continued, “I’d like to once again thank everyone who joined us on the journey of ‘Flex x Cop 2,’ from summer through the arrival of fall and until the weather grew noticeably colder. I hope the fun and satisfying moments we brought you remain as happy memories. Please take care not to catch a cold and stay healthy.”
“Flex x Cop 2” will air Episode 13 on September 18 at 9:50 p.m. KST, followed by its finale on September 19 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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3 Things We Liked & 1 Thing We Hated About The Finale Of “My Bias, My Boss”
“My Bias, My Boss” is finally over, and it has left a very Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon) and Nam Da Reum-shaped (Kim Hye Jun) void in viewers’ hearts. After weeks of watching their relationship unfold through misunderstandings, workplace chaos, and more than a few emotional twists, saying goodbye to these two is definitely not easy. But if there’s one thing the finale got right, it’s giving us an ending that is both satisfying and surprisingly heartfelt.
From long-awaited reunions to finally uncovering APPELLO’s mysterious spy, the final episodes packed plenty of memorable moments. Here are three things we loved and one thing we weren’t quite as fond of.
Warning: spoilers ahead!
Liked: Nam Da Reum taking a stand for herself
At the beginning of episode 11 of “My Bias, My Boss,” Nam Da Reum breaks up with Kang Ha Gi. And as a Kang Ha Gi x Nam Da Reum shipper, no one wanted to see their OTP fall apart just two episodes before the climax. However, the breakup scene between Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi serves a bigger purpose than simply introducing one last obstacle for the main characters to overcome; it shows that Nam Da Reum is growing as a person and is finally giving herself the respect she deserves.
When our female lead was in her Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min) dating era, she unfortunately did not feel comfortable enough to speak her mind. But with Kang Ha Gi’s supportive words, she was finally able to say no to Lee Chan and end their relationship. So, while the audience knows that Kang Ha Gi was not at fault, it was great to see Nam Da Reum stick to the lessons she had learned about self-respect even when it came to the man she loved. Because it is always harder to break up and take a stand for yourself when it involves someone you actually love and cannot imagine living without.
Disliked: Lee Chan’s and Jeong Yeon’s redemption
To each their own, but if the creators wanted to give Lee Chan and Jeong Yeon (Yeonwoo) proper redemption arcs, there should have been more time spent showing their growth, and their redemption should not have happened so immediately.
For the past few episodes, Lee Chan and Jeong Yeon have been trying to drive a wedge between Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum. The entire situation began when Lee Chan approached Jeong Yeon with a proposal: he would help her get closer to Kang Ha Gi in exchange for her helping him break up Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum.
In Lee Chan’s case, he is at least shown to be uncomfortable with how Jeong Yeon was becoming more intense in her pursuit of Kang Ha Gi. But again, that is exactly why Lee Chan contacted her and gave her access to Kang Ha Gi in the first place: to ruin his relationship. However, after he sees Jeong Yeon pretending to kiss Kang Ha Gi and realizes that her actions have ended up hurting Nam Da Reum, he finally realizes that what he did was wrong, as if he did not expect the most obvious result of his own plan.
And after he confesses his ill intentions to Kang Ha Gi, Kang Ha Gi tells him that the breakup was not Lee Chan’s fault. How come? Kang Ha Gi’s self-loathing is understandable, but this situation was very much catalyzed by Lee Chan and Jeong Yeon, and seeing him getting away so easily is rather unsatisfying.
And Jeong Yeon literally tried to break up Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum, but for some reason, Da Reum ends up befriending her. Yes, they have to work together, so it would be unrealistic to expect full-on revenge, but was Nam Da Reum fangirling over HAN and Jeong Yeon really necessary?
Liked: Uncovering the spy at APPELLO
One of the big, if not the biggest, mysteries surrounding “My Bias, My Boss” since the very beginning was the identity of the spy at APPELLO. In the early episodes, the spy storyline was used to create interactions between Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi, with Ha Gi convinced that Da Reum was selling their business secrets to SE Trading. However, after he realizes that Nam Da Reum is innocent, the spy plotline is put on hold. Until now.
In the recent episodes, when HAN gives both APPELLO and SE Trading the task of identifying HAN’s customer base in exchange for exclusive distribution rights, APPELLO’s presentation materials keep getting stolen by SE Trading. And suddenly, the question of the spy resurfaces.
What the audience particularly liked about how this arc was handled is that the spy ultimately turned out to not be an insignificant employee whose betrayal would have little impact on Kang Ha Gi. Instead, it was one of the men he trusted the most, Choi Seong Uk (Heo Jun Seok). Plus, giving him an actual reason, his insecurity and resentment toward Kang Ha Gi, for going rogue makes much more sense than having some random employee become a spy for a little extra cash.
Liked: the D.N.X reunion we did not know we needed
A D.N.X reunion was definitely not something that would have made it onto viewers’ must-happen-in-the-finale lists when “My Bias, My Boss” first began. However, after the recent episodes revealed the heartbreaking reason behind the group’s disbandment, viewers quickly found themselves rooting for the members to reunite. So, seeing that reunion finally happen in the finale was an unexpectedly beautiful moment.
What made the scene even more emotional was Roy’s (Chun Woo Jin) presence. Despite only getting to know him over the course of a few episodes, Roy quickly became one of those characters who effortlessly found a way into viewers’ hearts. Although he was only a side character, his entire arc, combined with the Chun Woo Jin’s heartfelt performance, was enough to bring many viewers to tears. Roy is a beautifully written and wonderfully executed character, and his presence made the finale of “My Bias, My Boss” all the more memorable.
Another sweet detail woven into the entire D.N.X arc was Nam Da Reum being the one to work on the D.N.X x APPELLO collaboration for their reunion concert merchandise; a dream-come-true scenario for any K-pop fan. Seeing her contribute to the reunion of a group she had admired for so long was already special, but the finale took it a step further by having the star emblem that had helped Da Reum through some of her toughest moments appear on D.N.X’s concert outfits. Talk about a full-circle moment!
And just like that, “My Bias, My Boss” has come to an end. While the finale may have had a few questionable redemption arcs and story choices, it ultimately delivered the emotional moments we had been waiting for. Saying goodbye to Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum is bittersweet, but at least we can leave them with full hearts.
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Javeria is a binge-watching specialist who loves devouring entire K-dramas in one sitting. Good screenwriting, beautiful cinematography, and a lack of clichés are the way to her heart. As a music fanatic, she listens to multiple artists across different genres and stans the self-producing idol group SEVENTEEN.
Currently watching: “My Bias My Boss,” “Your Summer, My Storm,” and, “One-Room TA,” “Four Hands, Two Sonatas.” Looking forward to: “The Whimsical Return,” “Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,” “Dive into You.”
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Johnny, Shindong, And More Must Dive And Crack The Code To Win In “ALL or NOTHING” Finale
Johnny and Shindong will take center stage in the final mission on “ALL or NOTHING”!
“ALL or NOTHING” is a new winner-take-all travel variety series set in Egypt. Over seven days and six nights, the cast will compete for the title of “prince” across the cities of Cairo, Luxor, and Hurghada. The show features SUPER JUNIOR members Leeteuk and Shindong, DAWN, WEi’s Kim Yo Han, and NCT members Johnny and Jisung.
The final episode of “ALL or NOTHING” will feature the last game of the cast’s Egyptian adventure, titled “Mermaid Prince’s Math Class.”
The six members will take on a group mission in the middle of the Red Sea, with tickets to Cairo on the line. After spending the trip competing against one another as “princes” and “paupers,” the members will put their rivalry aside and team up for the final mission.
The game requires one team member to enter an underwater submarine and identify Egyptian numerals before relaying them to the members above water. The members on the boat must then calculate the numbers and figure out the combination to a safe. The mission requires a combination of swimming, calculation, deduction, and teamwork.
Johnny will be tasked with diving underwater to identify the numbers. Relying on his strong swimming skills, he is expected to play a key role in keeping the mission on track.
Meanwhile, Shindong will analyze the numbers relayed from underwater and work to determine the correct answer. While Johnny handles the physical challenge, Shindong will lead the game through his calculations and quick judgment.
However, unexpected mistakes are set to arise as the members relay and calculate the numbers, making for a tense and unpredictable showdown. With the final game at stake, their competitive spirit and teamwork are also expected to reach new heights.
Can the six members successfully complete the mission and win tickets to Cairo?
Find out in the final episode of “ALL or NOTHING” on September 14 at 11:15 p.m. KST.
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Kong Hyo Jin Faces Off With Lee Elijah To Protect Her Family In “A Bona Fide Killer” Finale
MBC’s “A Bona Fide Killer” has shared a suspenseful sneak peek of its upcoming finale!
Based on the hit webtoon of the same name, “A Bona Fide Killer” is an action drama about a working mother with a lethal job who is fighting to protect her work-life balance. Kong Hyo Jin will star as Yu Bo Na, the seemingly ordinary manager of Sales Team 3 at Durumi Electronics, who is secretly the legendary sniper known as “Kingfisher.”
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Previously on “A Bona Fide Killer,” a Kingfisher copycat shook up the entire city by murdering two innocent victims. The sniper’s method reminded Yu Bo Na of her past days in Russia, where she had clashed fiercely with Layla (Lee Elijah). As it turned out, Layla’s deep grudge against Yu Bo Na had brought her all the way to Korea, where she planned to exact revenge.
In newly released stills from the drama’s final episode, the tension between Yu Bo Na and Layla is palpable as they face off in front of Kwon Tae Sung (Jung Jun Won), who has wound up at the scene as a result of Layla’s scheming. Although Yu Bo Na is momentarily caught off guard by the realization that her husband has discovered her identity, she soon rushes at Layla in a fit of rage.
Although Kwon Tae Sung had already figured out that Yu Bo Na was Kingfisher, he is still unable to hide his shock at seeing her in action for the first time. As a shot rings out, the nerve-racking situation reaches its climax.
Another photo captures Yu Bo Na holding the back of Kwon Tae Sung’s neck with eyes full of love and despair.
Meanwhile, Lee Dong Jin (Lee Sang Yi) arrives at the scene with special forces in tow and aims his weapon at someone. It remains to be seen who his target is—and whether he will succeed in apprehending Kingfisher.
The final episode of “A Bona Fide Killer,” which has been extended by 10 minutes, will air early on September 12 at 9:40 p.m. KST.
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“A Bona Fide Killer” Heads Into Finale On No. 1 Ratings
MBC’s “A Bona Fide Killer” is gearing up for its finale!
With just one episode left to go, the hit drama has successfully defended its position at the top of its time slot. According to Nielsen Korea, on September 11, “A Bona Fide Killer” rose to an average nationwide rating of 9.6 percent for its penultimate episode, making it the most-watched miniseries to air on Friday.
SBS’s “Flex x Cop 2,” which airs in the same time slot, dipped to an average nationwide rating of 6.4 percent for its latest episode.
The final episode of “A Bona Fide Killer” will air on September 12 at 9:40 p.m. KST.
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3 Unexpected Events That Shook Things Up In The Finale Of “The Affair Was Just The Beginning”
Chaos has completely overtaken and turned the lives of Kyung Hee (Kim Hye Soo), Jae Hong (Kim Ji Hun), Soo Jung (Cho Yeo Jeong), and Bo Sung(Kim Jae Chul) upside down in “The Affair Was Just the Beginning.” Their daughters Ye Ji and Min Seo caught their parents in compromising positions, and the noose is getting tightened as the missing detective Na Sol’s brother Na Do (Park Ryang Woo)… is hot on the heels of the two teens.
Adding another twist to the already complicated scenario is divorce lawyer Choi Sang Chul (Lee Dom Seok) who white trying to retrieve his phone comes across more damning evidence. So each one tries to save themselves and push the blame on to the other, things are utterly complicated and humorous.
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When the parents got caught by the kids
Ye Ji has seen the video of her father and Min Seo’s mother, while Min Seo has seen her father and Ye Ji’s mother together. The parents, equally shocked that they have been caught by their children, are equally embarrassed and panic-stricken, since the situation demands answers.
So as Kyung Hee and Bo Sung try to placate Min Seo, telling her it wasn’t as it seemed. Ye Ji, still in shock after witnessing the video, tells Min Seo she got it wrong. But the one equally shocked, if not more, is Jae Hong. He cannot believe Kyung Hee would cheat on him and is equally shocked that the man in question is Soo Jung’s husband. A classic case of don’t get mad, get even.
What follows is a hilarious blame game. Jae Hong, who is a pushover, is appalled at how his wife could hurt him like this and turns against Soo Jung, saying it was never love between them ever. The man never stands up for his actions and excels at passing the buck. On the other hand, Kyung Hee’s pent-up rage and frustration at keeping up with her curated family image crash to the surface. She is tired of portraying the farce of her curated family life and the perfect social media posts on which she has built a fortune.
Soo Jung blames Jae Hong for introducing her to the detective, leaving Bo Sung horrified that she had orchestrated it all. The couple, so consumed by their own rage and issues, keeps doing what they do best: passing the buck. As each blames the other’s child for causing the accident, it highlights how children often turn into mere pawns. For Kyung Hee, though, Ye Ji is fiercely protected, as she completes the perfect family picture. On the other hand, Soo Jung and Bo Sung use Min Seo as a prize between them as they engage in their warped couple dynamics.
The two girls, who have found comfort in each other, are lonely and lost and leave the house with none of the parents realizing they are the ones who need looking after.
Damage Control: Kyung Hee’s way
Hell hath no fury like a mother pushed to her limits. As both parents engage in whose child was at fault, little realizing there is greater danger lurking for the girls.
In the middle of the affair—in this case, the cover on the affair being blown—there is another intruder at home. Choi Sang Chul, who has been lurking in Kyung Hee’s home wanting to retrieve his phone, sees the video clip and decides to blackmail both Jae Hong and Soo Jung. Little do they realize it is Sang Chul who ran over Na Sol and not the girls. A skirmish results in him being knocked out.
While on the other side, Na Sol’s brother Na Dol has held the girls hostage at Kyung Hee’s holiday home. Both the mothers rush to rescue the girls, with Kyung Hee taking charge. She proves that when pushed to her limits, she is not one to backtrack but surge forward. For her, there is a solution to every problem. It is almost comical how the two women take on a man thrice their size in build and strength, though joined by their husbands, it is Kyung Hee leading the show.
Through a series of bizarre happenings, there are now not one, but three dead bodies, with both Sang Chul and Na Dol knocked out dead. Kyung Hee, well aware that her actions will catch up with her, seems confident to take on whatever comes her way, even if it means losing everything she has built from scratch. For her, her sole mission is to protect her daughter, and she can even kill for it.
It is also comical to see how everyone takes Kyung Hee’s lead, never once questioning the consequences. The police catch up with Kyung Hee over Na Dol’s disappearance since he was last seen on her premises and they have proof she was following him. A real badass, Kyung Hee calmly responds that she had hired him since her husband was having an affair with her neighbor, well aware of the repercussions on the reputation she had been trying to protect all along. Kyung Hee apologizes to the public for the scandal and inconvenience caused. Jae Hong and Soo Jung are now publicly exposed and are made the villains of the piece. Soo Jung’s clinic has shut down, and Jae Hong has been canceled; she has got her revenge even the coolest way possible on the two people who betrayed her. With her entire Captain Park image in shambles, Kyung Hee is unfazed because she knows she can rebuild herself again.
The end no one foresaw
It has been a classic case of each one putting the other under the bus. What began with one dead body, now there are three buried in Kyung Hee’s holiday home. This is the best kept secret between the couples, who have, despite the damage to their reputations, made a pact never to divulge. Adversity turns foes into fair-weather friends.
The police, on the other hand, keep reaching a dead end in their investigation. They retrieve Na Sol’s car from the river, and the dash cam is missing. On the other, they find footage of Na Sol being hit brutally by Sang Cheol, who according to them is on the run. The police come up with their own conclusion that Sang Cheol who has sought the help of the local mafia boss Du Sik, had killed the twins and in turn was killed by Du Sik. The case is closed, with Du Sik protesting that he had never committed the crime. The way the investigation is conducted, though hilarious, also satires how many cases end without justice being ever given.
What makes the ending so bizarre and hilarious is that no one really knows who killed whom. It is all so tangled up, with the police left trying to piece together a case where every version seems to contradict the other. And through it all, the family watches everything unfold, somehow emerging completely unscathed from the chaos around them. It is darkly comic, but also strangely reflective of life itself, where nothing is ever quite as clear as it seems, and there are always different versions of the truth.
Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Jing Bo Ran and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.
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Kim Hye Soo, Cho Yeo Jeong, Kim Ji Hun, And Kim Jae Chul Share Closing Remarks Following “The Affair Was Just The Beginning” Finale
“The Affair Was Just the Beginning” has come to a successful close!
“The Affair Was Just the Beginning” is a black comedy about the spiraling chain of events that unfold when a popular influencer couple, who have built their public image around being a happy family, become entangled with their next-door neighbors—a married doctor couple in the middle of a divorce battle—over a shocking secret that makes even an affair seem trivial.
The newly released behind-the-scenes photos show the actors hugging and laughing together—a stark contrast to the conflicts between their characters in the series.
Kim Hye Soo remarked, “I’m grateful for the opportunity to take on a new challenge, and I was once again deeply moved by how our work is about creating something together and shining together. Above all, the viewers showed us so much love and support. I am sincerely grateful.”
Cho Yeo Jeong expressed her gratitude to the viewers, saying, “I’m so happy that everyone enjoyed the show—one that we all poured our hearts into and had such a wonderful time making together on set.”
Kim Ji Hun remarked, “It was a project that allowed me to feel how happy an actor can be when working with a great cast and director.” He added, “Now that all the episodes have been released, I hope many people start binge-watching it.”
Kim Jae Chul also shared his thoughts on the series’ conclusion, saying, “It was an honor to work alongside actors I deeply respect, and every moment of filming was enjoyable. I’m grateful to all the viewers who watched until the very end.”
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“My Bias, My Boss” Sees Slight Boost In Ratings Ahead Of Finale As “New Recruit 4: Sabotage” Records New Personal Best
“My Bias, My Boss” is winding down to a close!
According to Nielsen Korea, the second to last episode of “My Bias, My Boss” garnered an average nationwide viewership rating of 3.3 percent, seeing a 0.1 percent boost from the previous episode’s score of 3.2 percent.
“New Recruit 4: Sabotage” achieved an average nationwide viewership rating of 4.1 percent, seeing a jump from the previous episode’s score of 3.6 percent and recording another new personal best score.
