“Summer Strike” And “Behind Every Star” Ratings Remain Steady + Other Dramas Postponed Due To World Cup Coverage

Nov 28, 2022

Dramas continue to be postponed due to coverage of the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar.

Both KBS2’s “Curtain Call” and SBS’s “Cheer Up” did not air last night due to the World Cup coverage.

According to Nielsen Korea, the November 28 broadcast of tvN’s “Behind Every Star” garnered an average nationwide rating of 2.5 percent, marking a slight dip from its previous episode’s rating of 3.0 percent.

ENA’s “Summer Strike” achieved an average nationwide rating of 0.7 percent, which is the same as its rating from the previous episode.

Source: Soompi

“Summer Strike” And “Behind Every Star” Ratings Remain Steady + Other Dramas Postponed Due To World Cup Coverage

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