“New Recruit 4: Sabotage” Hits a New Ratings Peak as “My Bias, My Boss” Nears Its Finale

Korean television had a notable night on September 1, with two dramas posting numbers worth talking about — one setting a fresh personal best, the other holding steady as it heads toward its series finale.

“New Recruit 4: Sabotage” Sets a New Record

ENA’s New Recruit 4: Sabotage delivered its strongest performance yet with its fourth episode, according to Nielsen Korea. The drama pulled in an average nationwide rating of 3.6%, marking a new personal high for this season. For a series already several installments deep into its run, climbing rather than plateauing is a strong signal that audience interest is still building rather than fading.

“My Bias, My Boss” Holds Steady Ahead of Finale

Meanwhile, tvN’s My Bias, My Boss posted an average nationwide rating of 3.2% as it enters its final week. Consistent numbers heading into a series’ last stretch often reflect a loyal, engaged audience sticking around for the payoff — a good sign for how the show’s ending will likely be received.

Why These Numbers Matter

In Korean television, nationwide ratings serve as a key barometer of a drama’s cultural traction, especially in a landscape crowded with new releases every week. A show climbing to its highest rating mid-run, like New Recruit 4, often points to strong word-of-mouth and narrative momentum. On the other hand, My Bias, My Boss maintaining solid numbers into its finale suggests it’s wrapping up on a high note rather than fizzling out — a rarer outcome than many dramas manage.

Both shows are part of Korea’s broader K-drama landscape, a genre known for its wide range of storytelling — from workplace sabotage thrillers to lighthearted romantic comedies like My Bias, My Boss.

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