MOUSE KOREAN DRAMA SERIES

It is refreshing to see this trend come to life with Korean dramas now. Even Japanese anime like Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Super (Dragon Ball Z). Now fans of American television are no strangers to the concept of a 'spin-off', and in fact, have loved various spin-off shows in the form of Joey (FRIENDS), Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior and Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders (Criminal Minds) and the latest for Game Of Thrones, called House Of Dragon, set 300 years before the original events. Post the spin-off, the internet raved about the episode and their excitement to watch the penultimate episodes of the show. The risk paid off handsomely, as not only the ratings shot up to an all-time high but the audiences connected with the story and characters much better, thus more engagements to the plot.

MOUSE KOREAN DRAMA SERIES

The series took a break at the 15th episode, to air one spin-off episode, before resuming filming again this week. Mouse: The Predator allowed us to delve deeper into the making of Lee Seung Gi's villainous character, his psychopathic tendencies and what he intends to do next before we jump straight into the episodes leading up to the finale. Mouse: The Predator aired immediately after the revelation that Lee Seung Gi's Jeong Ba Reum is the psychopathic killer himself and has committed some heinous crimes against people he knows. The spin-off series aired last week when the show went on a brief hiatus for quality check and upgrading of the current script. For the unversed, Mouse: The Predator is a spin-off series based on its parent show, Mouse. This tremendous success is attributed to Mouse: The Predator. Not just that, Mouse continued to dominate first place in its time slot across all channels, including public broadcast networks, among the key demographic of viewers ages 20 to 49, with whom it scored an average nationwide rating of 3.0 percent and a peak of 3.3 percent. According to Nielsen Korea, the latest episode of Mouse scored an average nationwide rating of 5.0 percent and a peak of 5.4 percent, marking a slight increase in viewership from its previous episode two weeks prior. This week, on May 5, Mouse made its return to air after a one-week hiatus. He also aced his first antihero character as Jeong Ba-reum.Lee Seung Gi starrer Mouse has been clocking tremendous ratings and response from audiences, both domestically and internationally.

‘Mouse’ is also marked as the comeback of Lee Seung Gi on a small screen. TvN’s ‘Mouse’ is helmed by director Choi Joon Bae and Kang Cheol Woo, written by writer Choi Ran. “We intend to devote more efforts into overseas sales and marketing to raise recognition of Korean content in various genres.” “Mouse,” Lee Sung Gi’s comeback drama in 2021 “With this nomination, we are happy to present ‘Mouse’ not just to French audiences but also content industry officials worldwide” said Kim Do Hyun, global sales director at CJ ENM, of which tvN is a subsidiary. The thriller series will compete with other prominent international series for the International Panorama category.įrederic Lavigne, artistic director of Series Mania, lauded “Mouse” for “keeping viewers immersed with its endless plot twists” and “the actors’ ability to play a diverse range of personalities.” He added that “Mouse” proved Korean television’s brilliance with its engaging plot and ethical stance on ethical issues. A post shared by SERIES MANIA Festival will be the first Korean drama that earns nomination at the 11th Annual Series Mania 2021.

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