Kim Yoo Jung and Park Jin Young's tvN drama 100 Days of Deception has reached a new Saturday ratings high, showing steady progress despite continuing to draw larger audiences on Sundays.
According to Nielsen Korea on November 15, episode 11, which aired on November 14, recorded an average nationwide rating of 8.0%, with a peak of 9.3%.
In the Seoul metropolitan area, the episode earned an average rating of 8.7%, reaching a peak of 9.9%.
The latest figures marked the drama's highest nationwide rating for a Saturday broadcast, surpassing the previous Saturday's 7.4% recorded by episode 9 on November 7. This represents an increase of 0.6 percentage points.
However, the November 14 episode remained below the drama's overall personal best of 10.7%, achieved during episode 10 on Sunday, November 8. Compared with that episode, nationwide viewership dropped by 2.7 percentage points.
The difference reflects a consistent pattern for 100 Days of Deception, with its Sunday episodes generally recording higher ratings than its Saturday broadcasts.
Despite the drop from the previous episode, the drama maintained its strong position in the ratings. Episode 11 ranked No. 1 in its time slot across all channels, including terrestrial networks.
The series also took first place in its time slot among viewers aged 20 to 49, a key audience group for tvN.
Meanwhile, the latest episode followed a turning point in the relationship between Kim Yoo Jung's character Lee Ga Kyung and Park Jin Young's character Kim Tae Woong. As questions surrounding their hidden identities continued, the two began confronting their true feelings, adding another emotional layer to the historical romance.
Starring Kim Yoo Jung, Park Jin Young, Kim Hyun Joo, and Lee Moo Saeng, 100 Days of Deception combines romance, espionage, and the Korean independence movement during the Japanese colonial period.
Although the drama has yet to surpass its 10.7% personal best, its latest Saturday record suggests that audience interest remains strong as the story continues toward its final episodes.
Kim Yoo Jung and Park Jin Young's tvN drama 100 Days of Deception has reached a new Saturday ratings high, showing steady progress despite continuing to draw larger audiences on Sundays.
According to Nielsen Korea on November 15, episode 11, which aired on November 14, recorded an average nationwide rating of 8.0%, with a peak of 9.3%.
In the Seoul metropolitan area, the episode earned an average rating of 8.7%, reaching a peak of 9.9%.
The latest figures marked the drama's highest nationwide rating for a Saturday broadcast, surpassing the previous Saturday's 7.4% recorded by episode 9 on November 7. This represents an increase of 0.6 percentage points.
However, the November 14 episode remained below the drama's overall personal best of 10.7%, achieved during episode 10 on Sunday, November 8. Compared with that episode, nationwide viewership dropped by 2.7 percentage points.
The difference reflects a consistent pattern for 100 Days of Deception, with its Sunday episodes generally recording higher ratings than its Saturday broadcasts.
Despite the drop from the previous episode, the drama maintained its strong position in the ratings. Episode 11 ranked No. 1 in its time slot across all channels, including terrestrial networks.
The series also took first place in its time slot among viewers aged 20 to 49, a key audience group for tvN.
Meanwhile, the latest episode followed a turning point in the relationship between Kim Yoo Jung's character Lee Ga Kyung and Park Jin Young's character Kim Tae Woong. As questions surrounding their hidden identities continued, the two began confronting their true feelings, adding another emotional layer to the historical romance.
Starring Kim Yoo Jung, Park Jin Young, Kim Hyun Joo, and Lee Moo Saeng, 100 Days of Deception combines romance, espionage, and the Korean independence movement during the Japanese colonial period.
Although the drama has yet to surpass its 10.7% personal best, its latest Saturday record suggests that audience interest remains strong as the story continues toward its final episodes.
