Prosecutor Cha made an error of judgement
Last night in TV Chosun’s drama “Babel 바벨”, a conniving woman who had plotted to secure power over the vast Geosan chaebol empire for years got exactly what she wanted. She seized power from her husband controlling the board of the company. But, has she managed to secure absolute power? What with her past in the hands of someone who is in the know?
Episode 8 saw a rating of 2.8% on a national level. This was a decrease of 0.4% over the previous episode. On average, after 8 episodes, the rating was 3.0%. This was based on AGB Nielsen Korea’s TV ranking.
Tonight will be an interesting watch as women power emerges. Don’t miss “Babel 바벨” on TV Chosun at 2250h Korean time tonight and on every Saturday and Sunday!
Babel Episode 8 rating
通天塔（哑铃）Babel：第8集收视率 @ 2.8％
昨晚在朝鲜电视TV Chosun的电视剧“通天塔（哑铃）Babel 바벨”中，一位狡猾的女人，多年来一直在计划争取广大的巨山财阀帝国的权力。 她终于从丈夫手中夺取了控制董事会的权利。 但是，她是是否获得了绝对权？ 因为她的过去掌握在一个知情人的手中。
第8集在全国范围内的收视率达到了2.8％。这比上一集下降了0.4％。8集之后，平均的收视率为3.0％。这是基于韩国AGB尼尔森的报道。
随着女性权力的涌现，今晚将会是有趣的一集。请别错过在韩国时间2250点，朝鲜电视 TV Chosun的“通天塔（哑铃）Babel바벨”的播出！
Photo Credits – Many thanks! TV Chosun
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So intense was Episode 8! And the actors, so wonderful! Unlike Episode 7, which was a little “light” and rated better. Once again, it turns out that my opinion does not match that of Korean viewers. Still, Episode 8 had an increase of 0,1% compared to the last episode broadcast last saturday. So we could expect the episode of tonight to be at least as last week’s sunday rating (3,2%).
Not satisfied for the rating,Sorry!
I am the last with any knowledge to make comment about rating, however, perhaps it is a cable tv or paid channel that’s the reason for the resulting rating. Nance, @Parksihoo-ssi ,when you can, could you clarify again, how can foreign viewership be counted in Babel’s rating? Must we be paying some subscription to TV Chosun before our viewing is counted?
Chai Hua Loke The foreign viewership will not be counted in those ratings. Unfortunately, only Korean viewers can attend this rating. The process of collecting and delivering audience data is complex, being automated, by a specialized company (by a device installed on TVs) and based on the opinion of a sample of viewers established on statistical principles, considered representative at the level national (about 1500-2000 households). A special appliance is installed on the television in households and has a remote control that each of the members is assigned with their names. When one of the family members walks into the room where the TV is located, he must press the button corresponding to his name. At the same time, every time he leaves the room, he must press the button. If the study family leaves the TV, but it remains on, there is a special button that must be pressed – “No viewer”.
Daniela Maria Miricescu Thanks Daniela this is very interesting to learn. Thanks again
Stefania Lupu yes, not satisfied until it hurts! BABEL is simply awesome. Deserves a rating between 5 to 7!
Love mysteries. ‘Fighting.’
So intense was Episode 8! And the actors, so wonderful! Unlike Episode 7, which was a little “light” and rated better. Once again, it turns out that my opinion does not match that of Korean viewers. Still, Episode 8 had an increase of 0,1% compared to the last episode broadcast last saturday. So we could expect the episode of tonight to be at least as last week’s sunday rating (3,2%).
Daniela Maria Miricescu Now that we are on Mon, 25/2 we got to know Episode 9’s rating at 3.4 fared slightly better than last Sun’s of 3.2. And it comes across there’s a consistent trend that Sunday’s have always achieved higher ratings than Saturday’s. But overall these national ratings garnered by BABEL todate really don’t do justice at all to such an awesome K drama. Even if we look at it unbiasedly and don’t take into consideration the PSH factor, BABEL is definitely a top quality crime mystery drama that is so watch worthy. Executed to perfection from so many aspects by the PD and production team – the impeccable acting performance of a truly experienced and talented cast, amazing dialogues where the words used are always just apt and sufficient, the appropriately selected background music ( and not forgetting the 2 hauntingly beautiful OSTs ) which sets the pace and mood for the scenes to come, etc etc. So it’s my sincere hope that national viewers start to give more recognition to a brilliant K Drama currently being broadcasted over TV Chosun. Rarely do we find a gem as such amongst K dramas. Speaking from my heart.
Dorothy Ooi Indeed, the trend is beginning to rise at nationwide (in the metropolitan area not yet, although last Sunday Babel ranked first in viewers’ preferences (as seen in Nance’s report).