The Thrilling Catharsis of Aiming for 20% Viewership Solely Through Kim Ji-won's Power: Doctor X: The Era of the White Mafia
SBS's new Friday-Saturday drama Doctor X: The Era of the White Mafia is heating up the small screen, creating an unusual whirlwind right from its very first broadcast. This work is based on the medical drama of the same name that previously aired in neighboring Japan and recorded an unprecedented, all-time massive hit. Buoyed by its explosive popularity in Japan, the original series was not only produced for a staggering seven seasons but also expanded beyond the television screen to be released as a theatrical film, becoming a masterpiece among masterpieces that received immense public love. Currently, domestic audiences can easily rewatch the Japanese original through various platforms like TVING at any time, which firmly serves as collateral proving that the solid narrative and entertaining box-office potential harbored by this work have already thoroughly passed the rigorous verification of the public. In most televised dramatic media, the role of the male and female protagonis...



