Park Bo-young, who has taken over the box office baton from Go Yoon-jung, has emerged as the new savior of tvN. The weekend drama 'Unknown Seoul' is not only leading in viewership ratings but has also topped the OTT popular content rankings.
On the 20th, Watcha released the 'Watchapedia HOT 10' for the third week of June (June 12 - June 18). The Watchapedia HOT 10 is a comprehensive ranking that reflects the public's expectations and satisfaction over the past week, utilizing indicators such as star ratings, search volume, "want to watch" counts, and comments from Watchapedia, which holds the largest evaluation data in the country, along with major portal trend indicators.
The rankings are updated weekly and include all content being screened in theaters, TV programs, and services available on domestic OTT platforms.
The first place for the third week of June is 'Unknown Seoul'. It has successfully reclaimed the top spot again after achieving it in the first week of June.
In the broadcast of episode 8, it recorded its highest viewership rating of 7.4%, while maintaining a high average star rating of 4.3 on Watchapedia. With only two weeks left until the finale, expectations are high for whether it can maintain its lead until the end.
The Netflix original series 'The Square', starring So Ji-sub, ranked second, falling behind 'Unknown Seoul'. Based on the webtoon of the same name on Naver, 'The Square' proved its popularity by ranking first in the Netflix Global TOP 10 Series (non-English) category in its second week of release, but it could not surpass 'Unknown Seoul'.
Third place remains the same as last week with 'How to Train Your Dragon'. Thanks to its box office success, the original animated series has also entered the top 10 for two consecutive weeks.
Fourth place is occupied by the SBS weekend drama 'Our Movie', starring Namgoong Min and Jeon Yeo-bin. Following that, the 5th to 7th places are occupied by 'Good Boy', a JTBC weekend drama starring Park Bo-gum, the movie 'High Five' featuring Lee Jae-in, Ahn Jae-hong, and Ra Mi-ran, and the movie 'The Breakup' starring Lee Hye-young, respectively.
