My Bias, My Boss

My Bias, My Boss: This K-Drama Just Proved Its Slow Burn Is Working — And the Numbers Prove It

Some shows peak on premiere night and fade. "My Bias, My Boss" is doing the opposite — and episode 3 just handed it its best numbers yet, cementing its spot…

August 11, 2026
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Some shows peak on premiere night and fade. “My Bias, My Boss” is doing the opposite — and episode 3 just handed it its best numbers yet, cementing its spot as the night’s undisputed No. 1.

The Ratings Breakdown

According to Nielsen Korea, episode 3 of tvN’s “My Bias, My Boss” pulled in an average nationwide rating of 3.9%, a solid 0.8-point jump from episode 2’s 3.1%. That’s a strong upward trend for a show still just three episodes in — usually a sign that word-of-mouth and character chemistry are starting to click with viewers.

Meanwhile, competing drama “Dream to You” on ENA saw the opposite trend, dipping slightly to 2.3% on its August 10 broadcast, down 0.2 points from its previous episode.My Bias, My Boss.

My Bias, My Boss

My Bias, My Boss- Overview

ShowNetworkEpisodeRatingChange
My Bias, My BosstvNEpisode 33.9%+0.8%
My Bias, My BosstvNEpisode 23.1%
Dream to YouENAAug 10 broadcast2.3%-0.2%
Dream to YouENAPrevious episode2.5%

Why the Rise Matters

A near-30% jump in viewership between consecutive episodes is a meaningful signal in Korean broadcast television — it typically points to strong buzz, positive reviews, or a plot twist that hooked casual viewers into regulars. With Nielsen Korea ratings serving as the industry benchmark for drama performance, this bump puts “My Bias, My Boss” firmly on the map as one of the season’s rising hits.

If you enjoy tracking weekly K-drama ratings and rankings, browse more entertainment coverage over on TechnoSports for similar drama updates.

The Bottom Line

While “Dream to You” cools slightly heading into its final stretch, “My Bias, My Boss” is heating up — and if this trend holds, its next few episodes could push the ratings even higher.

FAQs

Q1. What rating did “My Bias, My Boss” get for episode 3?

It earned an average nationwide rating of 3.9%, up 0.8 points from episode 2.

Q2. How did “Dream to You” perform on August 10?

It garnered a 2.3% rating, a slight 0.2-point dip from its previous episode.

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