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Thursday, November 12, 2026

“What A Boss Wants” And “Happy Anding” Premiere To Promising Ratings

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Two new dramas got off to relatively promising starts last night!

On November 11, both MBN’s “What a Boss Wants” and tvN’s “Happy Anding” aired their first episodes.

According to Nielsen Korea, “What a Boss Wants” premiered to an average nationwide rating of 1.3 percent, while “Happy Anding” kicked off on a nationwide average of 1.7 percent.

“What a Boss Wants” is a romance drama starring Sung Hoon as Kwon Do Hyuk, a chaebol boss who sets out to find a mysterious woman whose voice he heard on an album, and Oh Se Young as Lee Eun Chae, the lead vocalist of an indie band who becomes the only variable in his otherwise perfect life.

Meanwhile, “Happy Anding” is a coming-of-age drama about comedians Kang Tae Gu (Kang Hoon), Kim Nam Il (Cho Hyun Chul), and Han Jun Seo (Kim Jung Jin), who have spent 10 years struggling to make a name for themselves. After encountering a mysterious woman, they set out to find new paths forward.

Watch the first episode of “What a Boss Wants” with subtitles on Viki below:

View the original on Soompi →

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