SBS Drama 'Try: We Become Miracles' Cast Shares Final Episode Highlights

The cast of SBS's 'Try: We Become Miracles' (hereafter referred to as 'Try'), including Yoon Kye-sang, Im Se-mi, and Kim Yo-han, have shared insights into the final episode. The drama, which premiered on July 25th with a 4.1% viewership rating, saw an increase to 6.8% by its 8th episode, but ratings have dipped back to the 5% range ahead of the finale.

'Try' is a comedic sports drama about the unpredictable coach Joo Ga-ram and the perpetually last-place Han Yang High School rugby team striving for a national championship. Notably, episodes 9 and 10 reached a peak viewership of 7.4%, with episode 9 achieving a 2.96% rating among the 20-49 demographic. Additionally, it ranked 2nd in the SNS category of Good Data Corporation's FUNdex for TV drama buzz in the third week of August (August 18-24), proving its success in both ratings and popularity.

The reasons for 'Try's' popularity are clear. The drama captivates viewers with its blend of deep emotion, humor, and romance, featuring the 'hexagonal character' Joo Ga-ram (played by Yoon Kye-sang) and the heartwarming growth story of the underdog rugby team learning teamwork. The engaging narrative naturally draws viewers' support, enhanced by the diverse relationships among the coach, players, rivals, and friends. To ease the anticipation for the final two episodes, the 'Try' team has revealed the key highlights as chosen by Yoon Kye-sang, Im Se-mi, and Kim Yo-han.

Yoon Kye-sang, who has been praised for his seamless portrayal of Joo Ga-ram, highlighted 'the miracle of not giving up' as the final episode's key point. He stated, "The warm harmony captured in the cold weather will shine until the end. I am confident that the miracle of not giving up will warm viewers' hearts. Please stay with us until the end."

Im Se-mi, who plays Bae Yi-ji, a character praised for her nuanced portrayal of a coach supporting her students' growth while grappling with her own dreams and reality, mentioned, "It will be interesting to see how the friends who have worked hard towards their dreams conclude the game." She added, "Please watch with affection to see what decisions the teachers, Joo Ga-ram, and Bae Yi-ji make as adults," heightening curiosity about the unique growth narrative 'Try' will present.

Kim Yo-han, who plays Yoon Sung-joon, a character that has captured viewers with his passion for rugby, youthful enthusiasm, and charming crush moments, stated, "The much-anticipated national championship game will unfold." He added, "The trust between Coach Joo Ga-ram and the rugby team, as well as their beautiful farewell, will be key points to watch," leaving a lasting impression. He also hinted, "There are some cute moments prepared, so please stay with us until the end," raising expectations even further.

'Try' airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 PM.

Lee So-jung, TenAsia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr