Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938 Ep 7 ratings STEADY- episode the FUNNIEST and COOLEST one yet
Michelle Topham 
Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938, Episode 7 aired last night on tvN in South Korea and, while it did experience a small fall in the ratings, that fall was pretty usual for the drama’s Saturday evening episode.
According to Nielsen Korea, Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938, Episode 7 earned a 5.32 percent of the audience share nationwide, with a higher 6.24 percent in Seoul.
Both ratings are down from last Sunday’s episode, but will likely rise again tonight as the drama’s Sunday evening episode has always been its most-watched episode since the fantasy drama premiered on May 6th.
With Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938 now into the latter half of its 12-episode run, it is also likely this superb Korean drama’s ratings may begin to increase.
What do international audiences think about Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938, Ep 7?
International viewers on My Drama List are still giving Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938 a very high rating (8.7 out of 10 on a website where anything above an 8.0 out of 10 is something for the drama’s actors/writer/production team to be proud of).
That rating has also increased by .1 since Episode 7 aired, which likely shows most viewers of the Lee Dong Wook-led drama are still thrilled with where the fantasy drama’s plot is going.
Viewers are also commenting on how interesting Episode 7 was, how well acted it was, and how funny the episode turned out to be. (Note: If you have not yet watched it, run, as it is the funniest thing).
Many are also stating that, while they enjoyed the first season of the drama, they think everything — actors, plot, comedy, drama, music etc — is even better in its second season.
It will be interesting then to see where tonight’s ratings for the drama end up, eh? Both with South Koreans and international viewers.
The next episode of the 12-episode Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938 will air later on tonight on tvN.
Outside South Korea, you can catch it on Amazon Prime Video soon after the drama airs in Korea.
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