Twenty-Five Twenty-One ending

Viewers have been left divided over tvN's 'Twenty-Five Twenty-One' finale yet the series ended with its highest ratings. On April…

According to Nielsen Korea, the final episode of 'Twenty-Five Twenty-One' scored an average nationwide rating of 11.513 percent, marking a new personal record for the show. "This was the worst k-drama in the history of k-dramas." On April 3rd, tvN's drama series 'Twenty-Five Twenty-One' aired its final episode.

This recap of the K-Drama Netflix series Twenty-Five Twenty-One season 1, episode 16 -- the finale and ending explained -- contains spoilers. Read the.

In a conversation with her mother, Min-chae confesses that she wishes to begin ballet again, a statement which pleases her mother, who smilingly asks what influenced the decision. In darkness, he reads the diary properly, crying over the visible changes in the relationship that he sees, and finding himself affected further over his ex’s confession that she wished she spoke to him differently when they were breaking up. Afterwards, Hee-do talks to the press about her retirement, stating that her rivalry with Yu-rim is her most honourable moment. There, it’s established that they don’t really get a chance to meet often anymore (Seung-wan comments that they only meet when someone dies), as well as the fact that Yu-rim and Ji-woong are planning on getting married, and that Hee-do herself has tied the knot with someone. But the journalist also appears saddened by his own words, and that night dreams of his and Hee-do’s joy during the beach trip of the past only to wake up crying. Shortly after, it’s revealed that the fencer’s diary had been left on the vehicle, and so she asks the driver to contact her should it be found. The next day, a drunken Seung-wan greets Yi-jin excitedly, and floats around the idea that the friendship group should all get together now that Yu-rim and Hee-do are back in Korea. Before we get a proper answer, we cut straight to the catch-up, only to see that the journalist has not attended. As the mood softens, the fencer verbalises that she wishes their relationship stopped in the past, when they didn’t choose to become romantically involved. When replacing her broken phone (she had dropped it in her food), a rather unexpected nuisance arises for Hee-do. As it turns out, she can’t cancel the couple’s plan on her phone contract alone, leading to her needing to summon Yi-jin so it can be agreed upon mutually. The journalist informs his partner that he will most likely be back in Korea the next month, only to find out that the fencer is unavailable due to her own commitments in Europe. Then, Yi-jin breaks the news about his new job, and Hee-do tearily congratulates him. Of course, it isn’t a dream, and the two embrace warmly while arranging for Ji-woong to have a meal at Yu-rim’s home. When an apology comes over broken promises, the fencer wishes for him to stop feeling that way, and hangs up the phone.

Twenty-Five Twenty-One comes to an end this Sunday. The show will finally reveal if Nam Joo-hyuk and Kim Tae-ri end up together.

“The five youth resemble the ocean. Meanwhile, Nam Joo-hyuk and Kim Tae-ri have shared their final thoughts on the show. The show, starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Kim Tae-ri in the lead, revolved around two young adults — Baek Ye-jin (Nam Joo-hyuk) and Na Hee-do (Kim Tae-ri) who fall in love with each other over time while focusing on their individual careers.

Both tvN's “Twenty Five, Twenty One” and JTBC's “Forecasting Love and Weather” saw their viewership ratings rise for their final episodes!

According to Nielsen Korea, the final broadcast scored an average nationwide rating of 11.5 percent, taking first place in its time slot and setting a new all-time high for the hit show. Are you sad to see “Twenty Five, Twenty One” and “Forecasting Love and Weather” come to an end? Finally, OCN’s new thriller “A Superior Day” scored an average nationwide rating of 0.8 percent for its fourth episode.

On Sunday, Twenty Five Twenty One Finale episode aired on Netflix. The show stars Kim Tae-ri, Nam Joo-hyuk, Bona and Lee Joo-myung. Over the past few weeks, ...

It’s so easy and lightweight, yet so heavy with emotions.” You can read the full recap here. Every fan thought that the makers would give a happy ending to their favourite couple Yi-jin and Hee-do, in Twenty Five Twenty One Episode 16. But the people you met will always be part of who you are now. Another Kdrama fan posted their disappointment with the finale. A lot of fans took to their Twitter page to share Twenty Five Twenty One Finale Memes and reactions. The Korean drama had packed with lots of emotions, drama, young love and even heartbreak.

Twenty-Five Twenty-One came to a heartbreaking end on Sunday night. The show, which ran for eight weeks, starred Nam Joo-hyuk and Kim Tae-ri in the lead.

While Hee-do seems to be closing this chapter, Ye-jin seems to continue his stint at the news channel UBS and seems to be struggling with his password. Revisiting her days with Ye-jin, she comes across a letter written by him which he had hoped would reach her at the time of their broke-up. He manages to catch hold of her before he leaves the country and the two have an emotional farewell. The diary somehow lands in Ye-jin’s hand just a day before he leaves for New York and he finds out about all that Hee-do was going through during his time at work. Their fight aggravates, pushing them further and resulting in Hee-do deciding to proceed with the break-up. As a result, they speak again but this time, Ye-jin informs Hee-do that he couldn’t fall back on her because of the trauma he experienced while reporting the 9/11 attacks.

TvN coming-of-age romance drama “Twenty-Five Twenty-One” came to an end Sunday, landing top ratings for its time slot. Featuring the strong friendship of ...

The short answer to the question - did the ending of Twenty-Five Twenty-One have to be heartbreaking - is yes! The success of the show depends on portraying ...

Their flaws and the situation which causes their breakup is accepted as a part of them, a part of their life. As much as audiences root for Hee-do and Yi-jin to be together, their chosen path in life takes them to different places. The success of the show depends on portraying slice of life characters in the late 90s and earlier 2000s.