'Would You Marry Me?' Surges with Chemistry and Tension in Ep. 2

By Minjeong, Cho

Oct 12, 2025

'Would You Marry Me?' Surges with Chemistry and Tension in Ep. 2



'Would You Marry Me?' caught viewers with a perfect push and pull of excitement and tension in just two episodes. The relationship between Choi Woo-sik and Jung So-min, who are involved as disguised newlyweds, showed a thrilling development from the first day as they faced 'Exposure Crisis'.

In the second episode of SBS' Friday-Saturday drama 'Would You Marry Me?' , which aired on the 11th, Kim Woo-joo (Choi Woo-sik) and Yoo Mary (Jeong So-min) faced a car crash upon entering their 5 billion honeymoon house. The process of Woo-joo, who disguised herself as a fake husband, and Mary, a cliff-edge bride, overcoming the crisis in a timely manner stimulated laughter and excitement at the same time. The highest viewer rating in Nielsen Korea soared to 9.7%, breaking its own record. The 2049 ratings also jumped to 2.4%, topping the miniseries on Saturday.

In the show, Mary is trying to make the universe her husband in disguise. "Will you be my husband?"I threw a straightforward ball. The universe refused, but it became entangled again with the bait of receiving the prize, and the `90-day fake honeymoon' began. Wearing a wedding ring and covering his face with a hat and mask at the scene of the prize, the close 'ShowWind's Couple Drama' made viewers laugh.




The tension was also considerable. Baek Sang-hyun (Bae Nara), managing director of Botte Department Store, appeared as neighbors of their newlyweds and closely watched their identities, and even Kim Mi-yeon (Baek Ji-won) and her cousin Jang Eung-soo (Go Geon-han) appeared, putting the disguised marriage on the verge of being discovered. "What about your wife?"The moment Mary faced the universe, which caused a pupil earthquake, and Mary, who appeared in the distance, was the climax of episode 2.

After the broadcast, online communities and social media said, "'Choi Woo-sik's chemistry is crazy.'" I didn't know it would be this immersive in episode 2", "You did a great job setting up a fake couple", Reactions such as "'Tikitaka is so funny' followed. Expectations for future developments are soaring as to when and how the fake newlyweds' secrets will be discovered.

Meanwhile, SBS's Friday-Saturday drama 'Would You Marry Me?' airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 p.m.






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