Little Women Korea

Kim Go Eun's new drama "Little Women" ranks first in primetime, while Lee Jong Suk's series "Big Mouth" achieves its highest rating so far ahead of the ...

In its latest episode the drama recorded an average score of 5.5 percent. 1 in its time slot and recorded an average rating of 12 percent. [Nielsen Korea](https://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?uid=202209040755580310) stated in their reports that "Big Mouth" achieved its highest viewership rating so far since its release in July. The fantasy drama premiered with an average rating of 5.2 percent nationwide in June. This also leads them to go against the richest clan in the nation. Viewers are also intrigued by how the incident and characters give them hints that they might be the real con artist.

The Oh sisters in the Korean drama 'Little Women' must face situations Louisa May Alcott could not have imagined.

After an epic premiere, Netflix's latest K-drama Little Women is making buzz on Twitter as fans wait for episode 2.

Even after being suspended, In Kyung is determined to unfold the truth about Jae-sang. Jin’s death, her company is looking for the 70 billion won she allegedly embezzled and the slush fund ledger. - Singapore Time: 10pm, September 4 K-drama Little Women episode 2 will be airing on TVN on September 4th at 9.10pm KST/ 8.30am ET. - Japan Time: 11pm JST, September 4 Prior to airing, here’s all you need to know about K-drama Little Women episode 2 preview.

Episode 1 of Little Women begins with Oh In-joo narrating her childhood to In-kyung, her younger sister. She explains that they were very poor and now are ...

After a few days, In-joo is at work and is tired of her colleagues badmouthing Hwa-young after her death. In-joo follows her sister and waits for In-hye to leave the large bungalow that she went into. Hyun-min and Do-il ask In-joo to help them find the money Hwa-young stole. In the women’s room, a guest tells In-joo that the heels she was wearing were extremely rare to find in Korea and that In-joo is one of three people who owned them. She publicly exposes them using the secrets Hwa-young shared with her and causes chaos in the workplace. As she is leaving, Park Jae-sang runs into her and asks about her interest in the Bobae Savings Bank case. He offers to treat her to a meal and reveals that Hye-suk had specifically asked him to deliver her package at this time. In-joo claims that her only resort now will be marrying a rich man but In-kyung mocks that she already tried that and failed. In-kyung argues that In-hye got into the best school in the country by her merit with a scholarship and deserves it but their mother is snobby about it. Her colleague tells her that In-kyung is over-empathetic which is a problem in their line of work. She claims that she’s going to live her life from now on and leaves with In-hye’s gift. In-joo lists the debts their father had left for them to pay, but their mother is still not happy about the older sisters gifting In-hye 2.5 million won for a school trip.

New Korean drama Little Women gained high ratings after the premiere of its first episode while Big Mouth also secured the first rank in its slot.

On the other hand, MBC’s Big Mouth reached new heights with the largest ratings for its episodes, achieving an average rating of 12 percent worldwide and securing the first rank in its time slot. The show airs in the time slot of Alchemy of Souls, which gained an average of 5.3 percent of ratings when it premiered in June. New Korean drama Little Women gained high ratings after the premiere of its first episode while Big Mouth also secured the first rank in its slot.

This recap of the Netflix K-Drama series Little Women (2022) season 1, episode 1, contains spoilers and major plot points.

Giving In-joo a chance to tell them what she knows prior to any investigation, given that she knew Hwa-young’s work style, and her on a personal level, the Director is understatedly vexed when the divorcee quits the company on the spot, refusing to help retrieve the illegal cash. It was enough to spark an investigation from the developing journalist, though she admits that the elite man of the law was “as clean as a whistle.” Yet there is one thing that now bugs In-kyung. Later on, the middle child is happy to answer Jae-sang as to why she brought something up from four years ago, subtly explaining that she was touched by the deaths of the working class who exhibited too much trust to the point they committed suicide. That day, the oldest of the Oh family is in strong spirits, relieved by what she has been given and optimistic enough to practice changing her posture. There, she is told by Won Sang-a that this was for cab fare because the arts student painted with her daughter, Hyo-rin, though things turn tense when it’s revealed that the youngest of the sisters had cracked on that she had no mother. There is a slight catch, the middle child must visit every weekend to read her relative the paper (it’s made clear that this used to happen in the past too), but the fake proclamation that this task is “receiving consultation from a journalist” covers the need for Hye-suk to ever be paid back with cash. As Hwa-young departs Korea, she sends over the juicy information gathered on her colleagues to In-joo in the hopes it may come in handy if needed. However, the mood shifts when the topic of office rumours comes up, with the 14th-floor outcast happy to expose the truth behind their colleagues, send her friend the money she needs, and express her idea to get wealthy with her comrade off the back of the accounting software she created. Elsewhere, reporter In-kyung draws the ire of her boss when shown to be crying during her delivery of a news story involving the deaths of a family of four. After exiting the family home to go on a trip as part of a personal mission to live for herself, Hee-yeon leaves the sisters alone, strapped for cash too thanks to her stealing of In-hye’s birthday money. Even her fellow pariah, Hwa-young, provides no help, believing that nothing is more annoying than “fellow outcasts being close.” The self-proclaimed 14th-floor outcast is an expert at flowers, explaining the meaning behind them to In-joo prior to delivering the blunt truth that it’s all about class status when it comes to being part of the in-crowd. We begin by viewing the sights of a modest home, with narration from a character explaining that she always wanted to experience blowing out candles on a cake and having her friends sing to her.

Two dramas achieved their highest ratings yet last night! On September 4, tvN's new drama “Little Women” enjoyed a significant increase in viewership for ...

Meanwhile, KBS 2TV’s “It’s Beautiful Now” soared to a new all-time high ahead of the final two weeks of its run. Congratulations to the casts and crews of both “Little Women” and “It’s Beautiful Now”! “Little Women” Ratings Rise For 2nd Episode + “It’s Beautiful Now” Hits New All-Time High