Taxi Driver 3 Finale Ratings Secure Top Spot as 2026's Biggest Drama Hit
SBS's 'Taxi Driver 3' finale ratings hit a record high on January 10, 2026, becoming the most-watched drama of the year for the 20-49 age group. See how it compared to 'To My Beloved Thief'.
The dark hero has finished his latest mission with a bang. SBS's hit series Taxi Driver 3 officially concluded its run on January 10, 2026, solidifying its place as the most-watched drama of the year among the core audience.
Taxi Driver 3 Finale Ratings Dominate the Charts
According to Nielsen Korea, the finale of Taxi Driver 3 dominated its time slot, ranking No. 1 across all channels. Most notably, it achieved the highest ratings among viewers aged 20 to 49 of any drama released so far in 2026.
Rising Competition: To My Beloved Thief
While the rainbow taxi crew celebrated their exit, another drama is making waves. To My Beloved Thief saw its ratings soar to a new high on the same night. The upward trend suggests a shifting landscape in weekend prime-time viewership.
- 1st Place: Taxi Driver 3 (Record holder for 2026 20-49 demographic)
- Personal Best: To My Beloved Thief (Hit a new high during its latest broadcast)
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