”Men Who Do Housework 2” remains popular despite three-week hiatus... Tops Saturday variety shows at new high

KBS 2TV's "Men Who Do Housework Season 2" was on hiatus for three weeks, but it still ranked first in viewership ratings for Saturday variety shows for the 10th consecutive week, breaking its own record.
According to Nielsen Korea, a ratings research agency, the show aired on the 17th and had a nationwide rating of 6.9%, with a peak rating of 8.9%, the highest this year.
The show also recorded a high viewership rating of 2049 (ages 20-49). In particular, the show's broadcast on this day was the 10th consecutive week of viewership, despite a long break of three weeks due to the live coverage of the Paris Olympics.
It also ranked first in the ratings for the Saturday variety shows. It also competed well with the weekend TV series that aired in the same time slot. Lee Min Woo (SHINHWA), who came to have his fortune read with his parents that day, said, "I'm going to watch the movie 'The Tomb of the Dead'.
He met with Go Chun-ja, the shaman who is in charge of teaching and consulting for the drama "Myeo" and who appears as Kim Go-Eun's guardian deity, drawing attention. The shaman said about Lee Min-woo's luck in marriage, "It will be three years at most.
He will definitely bring her back in time. However, he will not leave his parents' former home." He then mentioned the 2.6 billion won fraud victim, and warned, "At 51, I will be the subject of public speculation again."
Lee Min Woo vowed to "take good care of myself." The doctor also mentioned the condition of his mother, who was recently diagnosed with dementia and mild depression, saying,
"If you see your father and cry, you will regain your determination," he advised. Lee Min Woo's mother confessed that she has never visited the grave of her father, who died when she was seven years old. MCEun Ji Won said, "I knew that.
So that means I should go? It gives me goosebumps," I thought, shocked.