Doctor on the Edge Is Ending on a High — And See You at Work Tomorrow! Is Already Stealing the Spotlight

If you love K-dramas that go out swinging, this is the update you’ve been waiting for. As Doctor on the Edge heads into its final week, the ENA medical drama just posted its highest energy in recent memory — and on the same night, tvN’s brand new romance See You at Work Tomorrow! proved it already has the audience firmly on its side.

Two shows. Two strong numbers. A very good week for Korean drama fans.

Doctor on the Edge :”Ratings Snapshot — June 30, 2026

Doctor on the Edge: A Strong Send-Off in the Making

On June 30, Doctor on the Edge enjoyed a rise in viewership ahead of the final week of its run, taking first place in its time slot with an average nationwide rating of 4.8 percent. For a drama starring Lee Jae Wook, this closing momentum feels fitting — the kind of finale build-up that tells you the show has genuinely held its audience until the very end.

It is always a good sign when a drama’s ratings climb as it approaches its conclusion rather than fatigue settling in. Fans can expect the final episodes to deliver on everything the story has been building toward.

See You at Work Tomorrow!: The New Romance Already Winning Hearts

Meanwhile, tvN’s freshly launched office romance drama is off to a quietly commanding start. See You at Work Tomorrow! maintained its average nationwide rating of 4.5 percent, taking first place in its time slot across all cable channels and also topping its slot across all channels including public broadcast networks among the key demographic of viewers aged 20 to 49. soompi

Winning the coveted 20–49 age group across all channels — cable and public broadcast combined — on only its second night is a strong statement. The show clearly has the right audience already hooked.

For more K-drama ratings updates, cast news, and episode recaps, head over to technosports.co.in.

For context on how Korean drama viewership ratings are measured and why they matter so much to networks and advertisers, the Wikipedia article on Korean television dramas is a great starting point.

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