Yoo Yeon-seok's One-Man Show, Ratings 9.1%

Actor Yoo Yeon-seok led to a rise in viewership ratings by showcasing a comedic performance as an idol trainee in the third episode of SBS's Friday-Saturday drama 'Dr. Lawyer'. The episode recorded 8.1% in the Seoul metropolitan area and a peak of 9.1% per minute, ranking first in Friday dramas and in its time slot. It also maintained its top position on Netflix's 'Top 10' list, proving its popularity across both TV and OTT platforms.

In the drama, Shin Seong-ho (Yoo Yeon-seok) takes on the case of Kim Soo-ah (Oh Ye-ju), a high school ghost who has lost her memory. To the tune of the girl group IVE's song 'LOVE DIVE' playing from his brother-in-law Yoon Bong-soo's (Jeon Seok-ho) phone, Shin Seong-ho displayed perfect dance skills, bringing great laughter to the viewers. This incident marked the beginning of the collaboration between Shin Seong-ho, Yoon Bong-soo, and Father Mateo, forming the 'Shin Seong-ho's Gang'.

With the help of the ghost Kim Soo-ah, Shin Seong-ho completes a composite sketch, revealing her to be Kim Soo-ah, a former trainee named 'Roan' from an audition program. Kim Soo-ah was abandoned by her parents as a child and raised by her grandmother, forcing her to mature early to make a living. She worked during the day and practiced dancing at night to pursue her dream. She was scouted by Glory Entertainment and began her trainee life, but experienced difficult times due to conflicts with other trainees.

The agency claimed that Kim Soo-ah withdrew from the team due to internal discord and then took her own life. However, on the day of her death, she had a scheduled meeting with her mother, who had abandoned her, and had posted "I'm happy" on social media, raising suspicions of foul play. Kim Soo-ah could not see the face of the person who pushed her from the rooftop, but she remembered the ringtone of the phone that rang at the time.

Meanwhile, after losing the previous case, Han Na-hyun (Lee Som) shows a changed demeanor. After hearing from Shin Seong-ho that he saved Kang Poong's daughter Ji-woo, Han Na-hyun sees Ji-woo returning to her daily life at school and recalls her own high school days, but forcefully suppresses her emotions. She takes on Glory Entertainment's case of suing malicious commenters regarding the trainee's death. Using a note from a memorial space and a missing phone as clues, she instinctively senses the possibility that it was not a simple suicide.