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tvN’s new Saturday-Sunday drama ‘Love at a Single Tree Bridge’ (written by Lim Ye-jin/directed by Park Jun-hwa) held a production presentation at the Ramada Hotel in Sindorim, Seoul at 2 p.m. on the 18th.
While ’Jungnyeon’ ended with a high viewership rating of 16.5% (based on Nielsen Korea’s nationwide paid households), questions arose about the box office success of its sequel, ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’.
Joo Ji-hoon said, “If I could get that (viewer rating) right, I wouldn’t be sitting here,” adding, “I couldn’t watch ‘Jeongnyeon’ in full because I was busy, but everyone did it so well and it was touching. If Korean content is doing well, it’s good. If the previous work is doing well, it’s good for viewers.” “They say interest will continue. I’m hoping for that. Please help.”
Jung Yu-mi said, “I watched the live broadcast of ‘Jeongnyeon’ yesterday, and I cried a lot. I was so envious. The actors and production team worked hard and I respect them. I also want to become a research student at Maeranguk Theater Company. Our drama is doing well, so I want to audition if I get a chance.” He answered tactfully.
‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’ is about a man, Seok Ji-won, and a woman, Yoon Ji-won, who were born with the same name on the same day in an enemy’s family. It depicts the war-like romance of Cheolcheon.
‘s enemies who reunite for the first time in 18 years after a painful breakup in the summer of 18. It will be broadcast for the first time at 9:20 pm on the 23rd as a follow-up to ‘Jeongnyeon’.
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What themes are explored in ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’ that reflect current trends in Korean dramas?
Interview with a TV Industry Expert on ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’
Time.news Editor: Welcome, and thank you for joining us today! We’re excited to discuss the upcoming drama ’Love on a Single Tree Bridge,’ which has generated significant buzz following its production presentation. To delve deeper, we have with us [Expert’s Name], a well-respected critic and analyst in the Korean television industry.
Expert: Thank you for having me! It’s great to be here.
Time.news Editor: To start off, ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’ is following up on the success of ‘Jungnyeon,’ which ended with a remarkable 16.5% viewership rating. What do you think this continuity means for the new series?
Expert: That’s a fantastic opening question. It sets a high expectation for ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’, which could either be a blessing or a challenge for the cast and crew. Viewers often look for quality and coherence in sequels, so maintaining the momentum is crucial. However, the original show’s success can also stimulate interest and draw audiences in, especially if they are recurring fans.
Time.news Editor: Absolutely, and from the comments made during the production presentation, both Joo Ji-hoon and Jung Yu-mi expressed their hopes for the new drama. How important is it for the cast to resonate with the audience and connect with the predecessor’s success?
Expert: It’s immensely important. Actors like Joo Ji-hoon and Jung Yu-mi are not only representatives of their shows but also serve as ambassadors of the original series’ legacy. Their acknowledgment of ‘Jungnyeon’ indicates their awareness of the audience’s emotions and the storyline’s impact. When actors express that kind of respect and admiration for the previous work, it humanizes them and builds a bridge between the past and what’s new.
Time.news Editor: Speaking of the storyline, ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’ portrays a complicated romance between two characters with shared names from opposing factions. How does this premise resonate with current trends in storytelling, particularly in the Korean drama landscape?
Expert: This premise taps into a popular theme of star-crossed lovers, which has historically fascinated audiences. The fact that they reunite after 18 years adds layers of emotional depth and complexity. In recent years, we’ve seen a fascination with narratives that explore identity, conflict, and destiny. Stories like these often reflect societal dynamics, which can resonate well with viewers who appreciate themes of reconciliation and growth.
Time.news Editor: Interestingly, Jung Yu-mi expressed her admiration for the cast of ‘Jungnyeon,’ mentioning her desire to join them at Maeranguk Theater Company. What does this say about the collaborative spirit in the industry?
Expert: Jung Yu-mi’s statement highlights a culture of mutual respect and aspiration within the industry. The acknowledgment of her peers’ hard work shows humility and a desire to grow as an artist. The encouragement and admiration shared among colleagues often lead to collaborative opportunities, fostering an environment where creativity can flourish. Such sentiments can also create a unified front, allowing shows to leverage the shared success of individuals and the broader community.
Time.news Editor: With its debut set for November 23rd, what predictions do you have for ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’ in terms of viewership and critical reception?
Expert: While predicting specific numbers can be tricky, I believe that if the initial episodes can effectively capture the audience’s interest and leverage the strong emotional ties established in earlier shows, it could attract a sizable viewership. If the production quality matches the expectations set by ‘Jungnyeon’, and the story engages viewers, then we might see ratings that rival its predecessor. However, it’s critical that the storytelling remains fresh while paying homage to the past.
Time.news Editor: Well, we certainly hope to see that enthusiasm translate into viewership numbers! Thank you for sharing your insights today, [Expert’s Name]. It’s always enlightening to hear your thoughts on emerging trends in the K-drama scene.
Expert: It’s my pleasure! I’m looking forward to watching how this story unfolds and to see how ‘Love on a Single Tree Bridge’ will touch the hearts of its audience. Thank you for having me!