Nooo! Our weekend little happiness is finally over as the most-watched Korean drama of 2020, ‘Start Up’, wrapped its finale episode.

“Start-Up” takes place in a fictional South Korean version of Silicon Valley where young dreamers set out to achieve success in the world of start-up companies. Suzy stars as Seo Dal Mi, an adventurer who dreams of becoming Korea’s Steve Jobs, while Nam Joo Hyuk plays the role of Samsan Tech founder Nam Do San.

The Korean drama has become popular in and out of Korea for almost two months since its debut episode on October 17, 2020.

Based on the data provided by Flixpatrol, the drama ranked 8^th in ‘The Top TV Shows in the World’ on December 6 (data retrieved from Dec, 7 results).

Also, the applauded drama of the year has entered the top 10 of daily popular content on the Netflix platform in various countries.

For almost two months of fans’ petty fights between ‘Team Han Ji Pyeong’ and ‘Team Nam Do San’, it became a habit as many roots for Ji Pyeong and have caught the so-called second-lead syndrome which is very to happen.

(Read: Start Up: Why Han Ji Pyeong is k-drama fans' newest fave second lead?)

The lead stars have bid farewell and thanked the staff and fans ahead of the final episode, according to Soompi.

Suzy shared that she had a mix of both happiness and sadness and said, “During the eight months I spent in my role as Seo Dal Mi, I felt very comforted and also very happy, so I’m sad that filming has come to an end.”

For Nam Joo Hyuk, “I’ve learned a lot while acting as Nam Do San and watching him grow and mature. It feels like I grew together with him. Thank you for showing so much love for ‘Start-Up.'”

And for the newest talk of the town, Kim Seon Ho, he asked fans to keep ‘Start-Up’ in our memory.

“The time I spent sharing my worries together with others will become very meaningful to me. I want to give my thanks to the director, the writer, the actors, all of the staff, and especially to all of the viewers who gave their love to the drama. We were able to create a good production because we were together. Please keep ‘Start-Up’ in your memory. Thank you once again.” Seon Ho said.

Kang Han Na, who played Seo Dal Mi’s sister Won In Jae, said that she’s grateful to be part of the drama.

“During the past eight months, I immersed myself in the filming as the character Won In Jae while thinking of all the youth who are taking on their own challenges,” Han Na shared

The massive success of the show has impacted a lot of viewers especially in chasing dreams and aspirations to become somebody with a combination of faith and hardwork.

Yes, ‘Start-up’ has reached its ending, but all of its impact and inspirations left to us will always be in our hearts.

‘Till next time Start-up fam!