tvN’s weekend drama Pro Bono wrapped up its run on a strong note, drawing attention for its impressive ratings and strong finish led by Jung Kyung Ho.
The final episode, which aired on the 11th, recorded the drama’s highest viewership. According to Nielsen Korea, Pro Bono posted an average rating of 10% nationwide, with a peak reaching 11.7%.
In the metropolitan area, it averaged 9.6% and climbed as high as 11.5%. With these numbers, the drama ranked No. 1 across all channels in its time slot, including terrestrial broadcasters.
The drama also performed strongly among tvN’s key demographic, ranking first among viewers aged 20 to 49 across all channels during the same time period. This result highlighted the show’s wide appeal and steady growth leading up to its finale.
Throughout its broadcast, Pro Bono gained positive attention for its clear message and solid storytelling, which helped maintain viewer interest week after week. The strong finale ratings reflected continued support from viewers who stayed with the drama until the end.
With its final episode setting a personal best and securing the top spot in its time slot, Pro Bono successfully closed its run as one of tvN’s standout weekend dramas, leaving behind strong numbers and positive buzz.
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