Yoon Kye Sang's rugby team miracle ”TRY” ends with a 6.4% rating in the final episode

*This article contains spoilers and synopsis. The first Korean rugby-themed SBS Fri-Sat TV series, "TRY
"We Will Become a Miracle" ended with a viewership rating of 6%. Director Joo Ga-ra
The standard strategy of a sports TV series in which a perennially bottom-placed rugby team led by Yoon Kye Sang creates a miracle worked once again.
According to Nielsen Korea, a viewership research company, on the 31st, the final episode of the TV series (12 episodes) aired the previous day.
The viewership rating for the final episode was 6.4% nationwide. The final episode showed the Hanyang Sports High School rugby team, led by coach Joo Ga-ram (Yoon Kye-sang), winning the national championship and achieving a glorious finale.
Captain Yoon Sung-Jun (KIM YOHAN) was accepted into university, and Moon Eun (KIM Dan) achieved the remarkable feat of being selected for the national youth team.
Another axis of the TV series was the epic story of "growing up adults" written by Yoon Kye Sang and Lim Se Mi. The two portrayed students as someone who is not just concerned with grades and medals.
Unlike other adults who judge children based on their own choices, they respect the choices children make. They show that even failure is a part of the process of growth, and they watch over the children until the very end, showing the true adult side of them.
The way he solves his problems and chooses his own path is moving. Actor Yoon Kye Sang has been praised for his deeper acting skills than before.
From the scene where he reveals his seriousness about rugby to the heartbreaking romance with his former girlfriend, he showed off his signature character.
KIM YOHAN, PARK Jeongyeon, KIM Yijun, LEE Soo-chan, YOON JAECHAN, HWANG Seon-bi
The acting of fresh young actors such as Ng, Woo Min-Gyu, Kim Dan, and Song Ji-Yeon also stood out. They each played their own unique characters well. They also made the audience laugh with their typical high school student appearances.
The TV series was the first Korean TV series to feature rugby and was a hot topic.
The vivid game scenes, the tale of the rugby club members gradually becoming one team, and the dedication of the coaches who are happy to kneel for the children are deeply moving.
The drama received positive reviews. The follow-up to "TRY" is "Mantis: Killer Outing," starring Ko Hyun Jung and Jang Dong-yoon, which will start airing in Korea on the 5th of next month.