“Atypical Family” is growing in the ratings and reaching an all-time high viewership
“Atypical Family” is an attractive draw for viewers, as evidenced by its recent viewership. On May 26, the fantasy romance drama headlined by the duo of Jang Ki Yong and Chun Woo Hee reached a new peak in the ratings. According to the latest data from Nielsen Korea, the latest episode of “Atypical Family” soared to an impressive nationwide average rating of 4,248 percent, setting an excellent personal record for the series.
In “Atypical Family,” a family struggles with the loss of their supernatural abilities amid modern challenges. Jang Ki Yong plays Bok Gwi Joo, who was once gifted with the ability to travel through time before a tragic accident drove him to despair and robbed him of the gift. Chun Woo Hee plays Do Da Hee, a mysterious woman who enters Bok Gwi Joo’s life.
This increase in viewership is not isolated to “Atypical Family.” Other prominent contenders also experienced significant ratings increases. “Midnight Romance in Hagwon” experienced significant growth, reaching an average nationwide rating of 4.9 percent for its final episode. Similarly, “Crown Prince Lost” saw an increase in viewers, bringing its nationwide average to 3.7 percent.
However, it was “Beauty and Mr. Romantic” that ultimately claimed the throne as the most-watched program of the night, maintaining its foothold with an impressive nationwide average rating of 18.1 percent.
In “Atypical Family,” a family struggles with the loss of their supernatural abilities amid modern challenges. Jang Ki Yong plays Bok Gwi Joo, who was once gifted with the ability to travel through time before a tragic accident drove him to despair and robbed him of the gift. Chun Woo Hee plays Do Da Hee, a mysterious woman who enters Bok Gwi Joo’s life.
This increase in viewership is not isolated to “Atypical Family.” Other prominent contenders also experienced significant ratings increases. “Midnight Romance in Hagwon” experienced significant growth, reaching an average nationwide rating of 4.9 percent for its final episode. Similarly, “Crown Prince Lost” saw an increase in viewers, bringing its nationwide average to 3.7 percent.
However, it was “Beauty and Mr. Romantic” that ultimately claimed the throne as the most-watched program of the night, maintaining its foothold with an impressive nationwide average rating of 18.1 percent.
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