100 Days Of Deception and Final Table Achieve Highest Saturday Ratings

On October 31, the popular K-drama '100 Days of Deception' reached its highest Saturday ratings ever, achieving an average viewership of 7.2 percent according to Nielsen Korea. This impressive figure highlights the growing interest in the series, which has been steadily gaining traction among viewers.

In addition, JTBC's new drama 'Final Table' also celebrated its highest Saturday ratings to date, with its third episode garnering an average of 2.2 percent nationwide. This indicates a positive trend for the show as it continues to attract more viewers.

While '100 Days of Deception' has become the most-watched cable show on Saturdays, SBS's 'Doctor X' remains the overall leader with a significant average rating of 15.6 percent. Other dramas like MBC's 'The Perfect Lie' and KBS 2TV's 'A Love Other Than Yours' faced challenges, with ratings falling to 1.9 percent and 1.6 percent, respectively.

The ratings battle on Saturdays showcases the competitive landscape of K-dramas, with 'Love on the Menu' also performing well with an average rating of 14.7 percent. As viewers eagerly await upcoming episodes, the success of '100 Days of Deception' and 'Final Table' underscores the dynamic nature of Korean television entertainment.