Lee Seung Gi’s Suspense Drama ‘Mouse’ Keeps Achieving New High Viewership Ratings
With all the K-dramas genres that are available today, it gives us the freedom to choose what kind of series we should watch every after the other. It may be about romance, action, music, thriller, or suspense; we have our own choice.
Primetime Drama "Mouse" Continuous to Attract Viewers
But these days, more and more viewers are getting interested in watching suspense dramas. Things that involved criminal cases, lots of investigation, and compelling actors who can evidently immersed themselves in their characters. And one of the highly anticipated series today is Lee Seung Gi's new psychopath drama "Mouse."
tvN's primetime drama "Mouse" has been giving lots of buzz on the internet lately, netizens were impressed by the intriguing and genuine storyline of the drama. Every week the audience is served with new cases and people who leave traces about the ongoing investigation in the drama. These avid viewers keep on increasing every week, and the continuous high viewership ratings are proof that the series is getting more interesting in every episode.
After airing Episode 6 on March 18, Lee Seung Gi and Lee Hee Jun's drama was able to achieve an average viewership rating of 6.6 percent nationwide and 7.5 percent in the metropolitan area, according to Nielsen Korea. These are higher than their previous record during the broadcast of Episode 5, which garnered an average viewership rating of 5.7 percent nationwide.
Also Read: Lee Seung Gi's Drama 'Mouse' Sets New Best Viewership Rating Record + Episode 3 Recap
More Intense Cases and New Evidence About the Headhunter
Meanwhile, after detective Go Mu Chi (Lee Hee Jun) found out that Sung Yong Han (Kwon Hwa Woon) is the son of Han Seo Joon, the man who murdered his family years ago, the detective became more persistent in knowing the true identity of doctor Sung Yong Han. On the other hand, Oh Bong Yi (Park Ju Hyun) had an unexpected encounter with the serial killer when she was about to help Go Moon Won (Im Young Jae), the brother of Go Mu Chi. She confessed to Jung Ba Reum (Lee Seung Gi) that she was able to give the killer a small stab wound on his left arm, making it easy to look for him because of the mark.
The investigation about the ongoing murder cases involves more people, but Go Mu Chi already has someone in mind of who the real culprit is. He is just cautious about his next move in order for him to catch the serial killer first hand.
Stay tuned for the next episode of "Mouse" coming this March 24 at 10:30 pm only on tvN!
Also Read: 'Mouse' Episode 6: Lee Seung Gi and Lee Hee Jun Encounter a New Case Involving Kwon Hwa Woon
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Written by Shai Collins.
