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‘A Love Other Than Yours’ Episode 4 Ratings in the 2% Range, Attention Focused on Changing Relationships

Despite low viewership ratings in the 2% range, the KBS 2TV weekend mini-series ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ is drawing attention due to the shifting relationships between its four main characters.

‘A Love Other Than Yours’ Episode 4 Ratings in the 2% Range, Attention Focused on Changing Relationships
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The KBS 2TV weekend mini-series ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ is drawing attention due to the changing relationships between its four characters despite sluggish viewership ratings.

Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do are lovers of 10 years, showing a realistic story of wavering between marriage and breakup. With the appearance of Han Tae-seung and Park Su-a, new cracks and tension have been added to the relationship between the two.

In the previous broadcast, a change occurred in the relationship after Lee Mi-do spent the first snow anniversary with Han Tae-seung, and a connection from 10 years ago at Haemado between Namgung Ho and Park Su-a was also revealed. As relationships receiving support for different reasons intertwine, interest is focused on the next developments.

Since its first broadcast on September 12, this work has recorded viewership ratings in the 2% range up to episode 4. It was recorded as 2.6% for episode 1, 2.85% for episode 2, 2.5% for episode 3, and 2.6% for episode 4.

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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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