MBC's new Friday-Saturday drama 'Tracer', starring Im Si Wan and Go Ah Seong, continued its high ratings.

According to Nielsen Korea, a ratings research company, on January 15th, the third episode of "Tracer" recorded 8.6% of ratings based on paid households nationwide.

This is a 2.6% increase from the last two episodes and its own highest ratings. In particular, the highest viewer rating per minute soared to 11.4%, drawing attention.

Also, it ranked first among the Friday-Saturday dramas, realizing its popularity.

Netizens commented on the online community 'TheQoo' that, "It's so much fun, it seems like it will rise", "The MBC drama is going well", "It's really fun", "The script is dense and fun", "It's so fun. The story feels solid", "As the episode progresses, It's fun" and so on.

'Tracer' is an exhilarating action drama that takes place in the background of the five taxation countries called 'garbage drop off point'. The drama was a follow-up to 'The Red Sleeve', which ended with a lot of attention, and attracted great attention even before it aired.

In the case of 'The Red Sleeve', the third episode recorded 7.0% and the last episode recorded 17.4%. Attention is focused on whether 'Tracer' can surpass the success of its previous work 'The Red Sleeve'.

'Tracer' airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 PM.

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Actor Jeong Jae Kwang shared the challenges he faces as a versatile actor, known for his ability to play many different roles.

On the April 4th episode of MBC's "I Live Alone" (episode 590), Jeong Jae Kwang, famous for his role as anesthesiologist Park Kyung Won in "Severe Trauma Center", appeared as a guest and opened up about his career.

During the show, host Jeon Hyun Moo introduced him, saying, "He is most known for his role in 'Severe Trauma Center' and also appeared in 'The Outlaws 2'. He’s been part of many successful projects, but it feels like we’re just now getting to know him."

Later, Key shared his thoughts, saying, "Actors like him are like chameleons, always changing for every role. It makes them feel unfamiliar, even though we should be able to recognize them." Jeon Hyun Moo added, "He plays both good guys and bad guys, doesn’t he?"

Jeong Jae Kwang responded, "That’s exactly why people don’t recognize me," and Park Na Rae seemed surprised, asking, "Don’t people realize that the character from one drama is the same actor in another?"

Jeong Jae Kwang confessed, "It’s a bit disappointing." Despite the struggles of not being easily recognized, he seems to take pride in his ability to transform into different characters, even if it means fans don’t always realize it’s him.

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