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 Star-studded K-dramas dominate primetime—but ratings reveal a stark divide    Some of Korea’s biggest stars—Park Min Young, Song Joong Ki, Im YoonA, Go Hyun Jung, and Han Suk Kyu—are currently lighting up primetime television. However, despite the glitzy lineups, the ratings gap between these dramas is growing increasingly evident.      'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty' dominates for tvN  Starring Im YoonA, tvN’s Bon Appétit, Your Majesty is enjoying a runaway success, recording an impressive 15.4% viewership rating by episode 8—making it the highest-rated tvN drama of 2025 so far. The time-slip fantasy romantic comedy premiered with a modest 4.9%, but has seen steady weekly growth, setting new records with each episode.    The drama’s success holds special meaning for tvN, which had struggled with previous weekend series like 'Ask the Stars' (3.9%) and 'Potato Lab' (2.0%). Following last year’s hits 'Queen of Tears' (24.9%) and 'Jung Nyeon' (16.5%), the network’s drama brand had slightly lost momentum. Now, 'Bon Appétit, Your Majesty' is being hailed as the “savior” of the network.    Critics attribute the show’s popularity to Im YoonA’s delightful and cheeky comedic acting, as well as Lee Chae Min’s solid performance, which added stability after his surprise casting. The signature comic direction of director Jang Tae Yoo—often described as “out-of-this-world directing”—is also earning praise.      Song Joong Ki’s My Youth struggles to connect    On the other end of the spectrum, JTBC’s 'My Youth', starring Song Joong Ki, is underwhelming with a viewership of just 2.3% by episode 4. Despite marking his return to the romance genre after nine years ('Descendants of the Sun') and his first broadcast network drama in three years ('Reborn Rich'), the show has failed to live up to its hype.    Given Song’s past success in romantic dramas, the low ratings are surprising. Industry insiders suggest that recent changes in the actor’s personal life—including remarriage and parenthood—may have affected viewers’ immersion in the pure romance storyline. There’s a perception that these real-life developments may clash with the fantasy nature of the show.    Additionally, the show’s unusual Friday-night timeslot on JTBC may