Two of tvN and ENA’s Monday-Tuesday dramas posted steady numbers this week, with one heading into its emotional final stretch and the other settling into its new season groove.
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My Bias, My Boss Gains Ground Before the End
tvN’s workplace rom-com My Bias, My Boss is down to its final two weeks, and it’s finishing strong rather than fading out. According to Nielsen Korea, the show’s latest episode climbed to an average nationwide rating of 3.4%, a modest but welcome bump as it heads into its last four episodes.
The series follows superfan Nam Da-reum, who lands a job at the very company tied to her longtime idol, Lee Chan — only to end up catching the eye of Kang Ha-gi, the company’s guarded, workaholic CEO, instead. What began as a fangirl fantasy has turned into a genuine love triangle, with a recent overseas company retreat reportedly stirring fresh misunderstandings between all three leads. With just a handful of episodes left, the rising ratings suggest viewers are locked in for how it all wraps up.
New Recruit 4 Settles In After Its Debut
Meanwhile, ENA’s military black comedy New Recruit 4: Sabotage is proving it has staying power. The show held steady at a 2.8% nationwide rating for its second episode, matching its premiere numbers rather than dipping — a solid sign for a franchise now four seasons deep.
This installment brings back series lead Park Min-seok, newly promoted and hoping for a quieter chapter of military life, only for a mysterious new recruit and a fresh battalion commander to upend his plans almost immediately. Familiar faces from earlier seasons return alongside the new arrivals, keeping the show’s signature mix of barracks-life humor and character-driven chaos intact.
My Bias, My Boss- Overview
| Detail | My Bias, My Boss | New Recruit 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Network | tvN | ENA |
| Genre | Workplace rom-com | Military black comedy |
| Latest rating | 3.4% | 2.8% |
| Episode count | 12 | 8 |
| Status | Final 2 weeks | 2nd episode |
| Lead(s) | Kim Hye-jun, Kang Hoon | Kim Min-ho |
Why It Matters
A rating uptick this close to a finale often signals strong viewer investment — exactly what a love-triangle resolution needs to land well. For Nielsen Korea, which tracks these nationwide numbers, both shows represent healthy performances for their respective networks and time slots, even without chart-topping figures.
For more drama ratings trackers and premiere updates, browse TechnoSports’ K-drama coverage, and catch our roundup of this month’s biggest K-drama releases.
FAQs
How many episodes are left in My Bias, My Boss?
The drama is entering its final two weeks, with four episodes remaining.
Is New Recruit 4 a new story or a continuation?
It’s the fourth season of the franchise, following series lead Park Min-seok after his promotion.
