A Triumphant Finale

ENA's drama 'Climax' closed its run on a record-breaking high. The series finale, which aired on April 14, drew an average nationwide rating of 3.920 percent according to Nielsen Korea — the highest viewership figure recorded throughout its entire run.

Ratings Climbed to the End

Matching its dramatic tension, 'Climax' saw its ratings rise steadily toward the finale, in which leads Ju Ji Hoon and Ha Ji Won faced a final choice between alliance and betrayal. Industry reports indicate the upward trend was already visible in preceding episodes, with audience anticipation for the conclusion translating directly into viewership numbers.

'Yumi's Cells 3' Off to a Stable Start

Meanwhile, tvN's 'Yumi's Cells 3' posted a solid 1.7 percent average nationwide rating for its second episode. Starring Kim Go Eun and Kim Jae Won, the drama launched steadily and is expected to grow as its storyline develops.

Cable Drama Landscape

A 3.920 percent rating represents a noteworthy achievement in the cable and general programming channel space. Since 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' put ENA on the map in 2022, the channel has invested consistently in finding breakout hits. The successful conclusion of 'Climax' is expected to reinforce the channel's standing in an increasingly competitive drama market.