What A Boss Wants And Happy Anding Premiere To Promising Ratings
Two new Korean dramas debuted to encouraging ratings last night.
Two new Korean dramas debuted to encouraging ratings last night.
On November 11, 2026, two new dramas, "What a Boss Wants" and "Happy Anding," premiered, receiving positive viewer ratings.
According to Nielsen Korea, "What a Boss Wants" achieved an average nationwide rating of 1.3 percent, while "Happy Anding" garnered a slightly higher rating of 1.7 percent.
The romance drama "What a Boss Wants" features Sung Hoon as Kwon Do Hyuk, a wealthy CEO searching for a mysterious woman whose voice captivated him on an album. Oh Se Young plays Lee Eun Chae, the indie band vocalist who disrupts his seemingly perfect life.
In contrast, "Happy Anding" is a coming-of-age story about comedians Kang Tae Gu, Kim Nam Il, and Han Jun Seo, who have faced a decade of struggles to find success. Their journey takes a turn when they meet a mysterious woman, prompting them to explore new opportunities.
Both dramas have sparked interest among viewers, indicating a promising start for their respective narratives.
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