MBC’s “Bitter Sweet Hell” and SBS’s “Connection” are making waves in the Korean drama scene, with both series hitting their highest viewership ratings yet for their third episodes on May 31.
“Bitter Sweet Hell” reached a new milestone with an average nationwide rating of 6.2 percent, showcasing its growing popularity among audiences. The black comedy, directed by Kim Seung Woo, follows the tumultuous journey of No Yeong Won, a celebrity psychiatrist whose seemingly perfect life is shattered when she uncovers her husband’s affair with a mysterious woman named Lee Sae Na.
Meanwhile, “Connection” soared to new heights with a nationwide average of 7.0 percent, securing its place as a top contender in the crime thriller genre. The series, starring an ensemble cast including Jang Jae Gyeong and Oh Yoon Jin, delves into the dark underworld of drug addiction and corruption, unraveling a complex web of deceit and betrayal.
Notably, “Connection” also clinched the top spot in its time slot among viewers aged 20 to 49, with an impressive average rating of 2.8 percent. The gripping storyline and stellar performances have captivated audiences, propelling the drama to the forefront of primetime television.
Congratulations are to the casts and crews of both “Bitter Sweet Hell” and “Connection” for their remarkable achievements. As viewers eagerly await the next episodes, these dramas continue to captivate audiences with their compelling narratives and engaging characters.
Catch the latest episodes of “Bitter Sweet Hell” and “Connection” on Viki, and join in the excitement as these two stellar productions continue to dominate the small screen.
