Lee Jun-young causes another major accident... '8% viewership → 1st place in time slot' tvN drama ('Four Hands') dominates buzz with missing person narrative

on
The reunion of actors Song Kang and Lee Jun-young after nine years led to the highest viewership ratings for Four Hands to date.Episode 6 of the tvN weekend drama Four Hands, which aired on the 13th, recorded an average viewership rating of 7.3% and a peak of 7.9% based on nationwide households.It ranked among the top channels nationwide and in the metropolitan area, including terrestrial broadcasters.Nationwide, it maintained the top spot in its time slot for six consecutive episodes among cable and general programming channels. Viewership ratings for men and women aged 20-49, tvNs main target audience, also recorded [a certain figure] in both the nationwide and metropolitan areas. (Nielsen Korea, based on paid platforms)Kang Bi-oh, now twenty-seven years old, has grown into a famous pianist who sells out every seat at his performances, but he is still unable to escape the mystery of Choi Jung-yos disappearance. Amidst continuing suspicions surrounding him due to the fact that he was Choi Jung-yos powerful rival, Kang Bi-oh has been secretly tracking his friends whereabouts with his overseas collaborator, Vogel (Go Chang-suk).Meanwhile, Kang Bi-oh learned that the suspect who had kidnapped Choi Jeong-yo had been released from prison. When confronted by Kang Bi-oh, the suspect admitted to kidnapping Choi Jeong-yo nine years ago and claimed that he had ultimately killed her due to her resistance. Kang Bi-oh went back to find the suspect to verify the full details of the case, but he had already been murdered following an altercation with another person.However, another problem began at that moment. Hallucinations of Choi Jeong-yo began appearing before Kang Bi-ohs eyes. Feeling that he saw Choi Jeong-yo sitting in the audience during a performance, Kang Bi-oh was unable to continue playing and eventually broke down to the point where he struggled even to sit at the piano.Finally, after being diagnosed with a need for time to properly mourn, Kang Bi-oh headed to the Czech Republic, where he had competed in an international competition with Choi Jeong-yo. And there, something unbelievable happened. At the Brno Conducting Competition, which he had stumbled upon by chance, the piece Dance Macabre, which the two had performed together as four-hands in the past, began to play. Kang Bi-oh stopped in his tracks at the sound of familiar music and gazed at the conductor on stage, falling into shock.Episode 6 concluded, leaving new questions about where Choi Jung-yo had been and what he had been doing all this time, and why he had left the piano to take up the conductors baton.Attention is focused on whether Four Hands, which broke its own highest viewership ratings alongside the reunion of Song Kang and Lee Jun-young, can continue its upward trend.
The reunion of actors Song Kang and Lee Jun-young after nine years led to the highest viewership ratings for Four Hands to date.Episode 6 of the tvN weekend drama Four Hands, which aired on the 13th, recorded an average viewership rating of 7.3% and a peak of 7.9% based on nationwide households.It ranked among the top channels nationwide and in the metropolitan area, including terrestrial broadcasters.Nationwide, it maintained the top spot in its time slot for six consecutive episodes among cable and general programming channels. Viewership ratings for men and women aged 20-49, tvNs main target audience, also recorded [a certain figure] in both the nationwide and metropolitan areas. (Nielsen Korea, based on paid platforms)Kang Bi-oh, now twenty-seven years old, has grown into a famous pianist who sells out every seat at his performances, but he is still unable to escape the mystery of Choi Jung-yos disappearance. Amidst continuing suspicions surrounding him due to the fact that he was Choi Jung-yos powerful rival, Kang Bi-oh has been secretly tracking his friends whereabouts with his overseas collaborator, Vogel (Go Chang-suk).Meanwhile, Kang Bi-oh learned that the suspect who had kidnapped Choi Jeong-yo had been released from prison. When confronted by Kang Bi-oh, the suspect admitted to kidnapping Choi Jeong-yo nine years ago and claimed that he had ultimately killed her due to her resistance. Kang Bi-oh went back to find the suspect to verify the full details of the case, but he had already been murdered following an altercation with another person.However, another problem began at that moment. Hallucinations of Choi Jeong-yo began appearing before Kang Bi-ohs eyes. Feeling that he saw Choi Jeong-yo sitting in the audience during a performance, Kang Bi-oh was unable to continue playing and eventually broke down to the point where he struggled even to sit at the piano.Finally, after being diagnosed with a need for time to properly mourn, Kang Bi-oh headed to the Czech Republic, where he had competed in an international competition with Choi Jeong-yo. And there, something unbelievable happened. At the Brno Conducting Competition, which he had stumbled upon by chance, the piece Dance Macabre, which the two had performed together as four-hands in the past, began to play. Kang Bi-oh stopped in his tracks at the sound of familiar music and gazed at the conductor on stage, falling into shock.Episode 6 concluded, leaving new questions about where Choi Jung-yo had been and what he had been doing all this time, and why he had left the piano to take up the conductors baton.Attention is focused on whether Four Hands, which broke its own highest viewership ratings alongside the reunion of Song Kang and Lee Jun-young, can continue its upward trend.
The reunion of actors Song Kang and Lee Jun-young after nine years led to the highest viewership ratings for Four Hands to date.Episode 6 of the tvN weekend drama Four Hands, which aired on the 13th, recorded an average viewership rating of 7.3% and a peak of 7.9% based on nationwide households.It ranked among the top channels nationwide and in the metropolitan area, including terrestrial broadcasters.Nationwide, it maintained the top spot in its time slot for six consecutive episodes among cable and general programming channels. Viewership ratings for men and women aged 20-49, tvNs main target audience, also recorded [a certain figure] in both the nationwide and metropolitan areas. (Nielsen Korea, based on paid platforms)Kang Bi-oh, now twenty-seven years old, has grown into a famous pianist who sells out every seat at his performances, but he is still unable to escape the mystery of Choi Jung-yos disappearance. Amidst continuing suspicions surrounding him due to the fact that he was Choi Jung-yos powerful rival, Kang Bi-oh has been secretly tracking his friends whereabouts with his overseas collaborator, Vogel (Go Chang-suk).Meanwhile, Kang Bi-oh learned that the suspect who had kidnapped Choi Jeong-yo had been released from prison. When confronted by Kang Bi-oh, the suspect admitted to kidnapping Choi Jeong-yo nine years ago and claimed that he had ultimately killed her due to her resistance. Kang Bi-oh went back to find the suspect to verify the full details of the case, but he had already been murdered following an altercation with another person.However, another problem began at that moment. Hallucinations of Choi Jeong-yo began appearing before Kang Bi-ohs eyes. Feeling that he saw Choi Jeong-yo sitting in the audience during a performance, Kang Bi-oh was unable to continue playing and eventually broke down to the point where he struggled even to sit at the piano.Finally, after being diagnosed with a need for time to properly mourn, Kang Bi-oh headed to the Czech Republic, where he had competed in an international competition with Choi Jeong-yo. And there, something unbelievable happened. At the Brno Conducting Competition, which he had stumbled upon by chance, the piece Dance Macabre, which the two had performed together as four-hands in the past, began to play. Kang Bi-oh stopped in his tracks at the sound of familiar music and gazed at the conductor on stage, falling into shock.Episode 6 concluded, leaving new questions about where Choi Jung-yo had been and what he had been doing all this time, and why he had left the piano to take up the conductors baton.Attention is focused on whether Four Hands, which broke its own highest viewership ratings alongside the reunion of Song Kang and Lee Jun-young, can continue its upward trend.
The reunion of actors Song Kang and Lee Jun-young after nine years led to the highest viewership ratings for Four Hands to date.Episode 6 of the tvN weekend drama Four Hands, which aired on the 13th, recorded an average viewership rating of 7.3% and a peak of 7.9% based on nationwide households.It ranked among the top channels nationwide and in the metropolitan area, including terrestrial broadcasters.Nationwide, it maintained the top spot in its time slot for six consecutive episodes among cable and general programming channels. Viewership ratings for men and women aged 20-49, tvNs main target audience, also recorded [a certain figure] in both the nationwide and metropolitan areas. (Nielsen Korea, based on paid platforms)Kang Bi-oh, now twenty-seven years old, has grown into a famous pianist who sells out every seat at his performances, but he is still unable to escape the mystery of Choi Jung-yos disappearance. Amidst continuing suspicions surrounding him due to the fact that he was Choi Jung-yos powerful rival, Kang Bi-oh has been secretly tracking his friends whereabouts with his overseas collaborator, Vogel (Go Chang-suk).Meanwhile, Kang Bi-oh learned that the suspect who had kidnapped Choi Jeong-yo had been released from prison. When confronted by Kang Bi-oh, the suspect admitted to kidnapping Choi Jeong-yo nine years ago and claimed that he had ultimately killed her due to her resistance. Kang Bi-oh went back to find the suspect to verify the full details of the case, but he had already been murdered following an altercation with another person.However, another problem began at that moment. Hallucinations of Choi Jeong-yo began appearing before Kang Bi-ohs eyes. Feeling that he saw Choi Jeong-yo sitting in the audience during a performance, Kang Bi-oh was unable to continue playing and eventually broke down to the point where he struggled even to sit at the piano.Finally, after being diagnosed with a need for time to properly mourn, Kang Bi-oh headed to the Czech Republic, where he had competed in an international competition with Choi Jeong-yo. And there, something unbelievable happened. At the Brno Conducting Competition, which he had stumbled upon by chance, the piece Dance Macabre, which the two had performed together as four-hands in the past, began to play. Kang Bi-oh stopped in his tracks at the sound of familiar music and gazed at the conductor on stage, falling into shock.Episode 6 concluded, leaving new questions about where Choi Jung-yo had been and what he had been doing all this time, and why he had left the piano to take up the conductors baton.Attention is focused on whether Four Hands, which broke its own highest viewership ratings alongside the reunion of Song Kang and Lee Jun-young, can continue its upward trend.

The reunion of actors Song Kang and Lee Jun-young after nine years led to the highest viewership ratings for 'Four Hands' to date.

Episode 6 of the tvN weekend drama 'Four Hands,' which aired on the 13th, recorded an average viewership rating of 7.3% and a peak of 7.9% based on nationwide households.

It ranked among the top channels nationwide and in the metropolitan area, including terrestrial broadcasters.

Nationwide, it maintained the top spot in its time slot for six consecutive episodes among cable and general programming channels. Viewership ratings for men and women aged 20-49, tvN's main target audience, also recorded [a certain figure] in both the nationwide and metropolitan areas. (Nielsen Korea, based on paid platforms)

Kang Bi-oh, now twenty-seven years old, has grown into a famous pianist who sells out every seat at his performances, but he is still unable to escape the mystery of Choi Jung-yo's disappearance. Amidst continuing suspicions surrounding him due to the fact that he was Choi Jung-yo's powerful rival, Kang Bi-oh has been secretly tracking his friend's whereabouts with his overseas collaborator, Vogel (Go Chang-suk).

Meanwhile, Kang Bi-oh learned that the suspect who had kidnapped Choi Jeong-yo had been released from prison. When confronted by Kang Bi-oh, the suspect admitted to kidnapping Choi Jeong-yo nine years ago and claimed that he had ultimately killed her due to her resistance. Kang Bi-oh went back to find the suspect to verify the full details of the case, but he had already been murdered following an altercation with another person.

However, another problem began at that moment. Hallucinations of Choi Jeong-yo began appearing before Kang Bi-oh's eyes. Feeling that he saw Choi Jeong-yo sitting in the audience during a performance, Kang Bi-oh was unable to continue playing and eventually broke down to the point where he struggled even to sit at the piano.

Finally, after being diagnosed with a need for time to properly mourn, Kang Bi-oh headed to the Czech Republic, where he had competed in an international competition with Choi Jeong-yo. And there, something unbelievable happened. At the Brno Conducting Competition, which he had stumbled upon by chance, the piece "Dance Macabre," which the two had performed together as four-hands in the past, began to play. Kang Bi-oh stopped in his tracks at the sound of familiar music and gazed at the conductor on stage, falling into shock.

Episode 6 concluded, leaving new questions about where Choi Jung-yo had been and what he had been doing all this time, and why he had left the piano to take up the conductor's baton.

Attention is focused on whether 'Four Hands,' which broke its own highest viewership ratings alongside the reunion of Song Kang and Lee Jun-young, can continue its upward trend.