"Agent Kim Reactivated" wrapped up its run as the second-highest-rated Friday-Saturday drama in SBS history. Although the series did not surpass the 29.2 percent peak set by "The Penthouse," it achieved a significant milestone with a 23 percent nationwide rating in a stagnant television market. Amid the recent downturn in terrestrial broadcasting, the action series proved the network's strong ratings draw. "Agent Kim Reactivated" follows an ordinary father who transforms into a dangerous vigilante to rescue his daughter. The series captured viewer enthusiasm by combining large-scale action sequences, comedic elements and a resonant father-daughter story. The final episode of the drama, broadcast on Saturday, resolved all the central conflicts and brought its principal villains to justice while still leaving the door open for a second season. Adapted from the Naver webtoon "Manager Kim," the television production brought together screenwriter Nam Dae-joong, whose film credits include "The Last Ride," "Love Reset" and "First Ride," with director Yi Seung-young, who directed "Wonderful Wor