5% Milestone: tvN’s ‘Spring Fever’ and ENA’s ‘IDOL I’ Dominate Weekday Ratings (tvN Spring Fever ratings 2026)
tvN's Spring Fever ratings hit 5.0% on January 19, 2026, as Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Bin maintain their lead. ENA's IDOL I starring Sooyoung also sees steady performance.
Monday nights aren't just for resting anymore. On January 19, 2026, K-drama fans tuned in heavily to their favorite weekday slots. According to Nielsen Korea, the battle for viewership remains fierce as flagship dramas from tvN and ENA maintain their steady grip on the charts.
Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Bin Power tvN Spring Fever Ratings 2026
The highly anticipated “Spring Fever” continues its impressive run. Starring Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Bin, the tvN series hit an average nationwide rating of 5.0 percent. This matches its previous score, signaling a loyal fanbase that hasn't wavered despite the influx of new content on streaming platforms. The chemistry between the leads is cited as a primary driver for its consistent performance.
Sooyoung Leads ENA's 'IDOL I' to Steady Success
Over at ENA, the drama “IDOL I” is also holding its ground. Featuring Sooyoung and Kim Jae Yeong, the show has garnered steady ratings by tapping into the high-stakes world of K-pop stardom. Fans are praising the realistic portrayal of idols and the industry's inner workings, helping the show maintain momentum in a competitive Monday-Tuesday lineup.
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