Missing Lee Jun-young Makes Surprise Appearance as Conductor… ‘Four Hands’ Reunion After 9 Years

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A friend believed to be dead reappeared before his eyes after nine years. As the severed bond between Song Kang and Lee Jun-young of Four Hands is reconnected, the story has entered a new phase.Currently, Kang Bi-oh has grown into a pianist who records sold-out shows, but he was living unable to fully move on from the disappearance of Choi Jeong-yo. Because they were powerful rivals at the time, suspicions regarding Jeong-yos disappearance persisted, and Kang Bi-oh had been tracking her whereabouts for nine years alongside his overseas collaborator, Vogel (played by Go Chang-seok).Then, a figure claiming to have kidnapped Jeong-yo appeared, and it seemed as though the case was finally unraveling. He asserted that he had kidnapped Jeong-yo at the time and subsequently killed her. Kang Bi-oh went to find him again to hear the full truth, but the investigation hit a dead end once more when the figure was suddenly murdered.Ultimately, Kang Bi-oh tried to accept that Jeong-yo was dead, but that was when the aftereffects began. During a performance, seeing hallucinations of Jeong-yo, he was unable to continue playing; finding it difficult even to sit at the piano, he fell into the greatest slump of his career as a pianist.Hearing advice that he needed to mourn properly, Kang Bi-oh headed to the Czech Republic, where he had previously participated in a competition with Jeong-yo. There, at a conducting competition he stumbled upon by chance, he heard the familiar melody of Dance Macabre.The conductor on stage was none other than Choi Jeong-yo. Not only had his friend, believed to be dead, returned alive after nine years, but he appeared holding a conductors baton rather than the piano playing he used to do.With this scene as a turning point, the core mystery of Four Hands was revived. Where Choi Jeong-yo had been for the past nine years, why she left the piano to become a conductor, and how her relationship with Kang Bi-oh would change are expected to be key factors in the future plot development.The viewership ratings for Episode 6 on this day broke its own record, averaging 7.3% nationwide and peaking at 7.9%. In the Seoul metropolitan area, it recorded an average of 7.4% and a peak of 8.0%.

A friend believed to be dead reappeared before his eyes after nine years. As the severed bond between Song Kang and Lee Jun-young of ‘Four Hands’ is reconnected, the story has entered a new phase.

Currently, Kang Bi-oh has grown into a pianist who records sold-out shows, but he was living unable to fully move on from the disappearance of Choi Jeong-yo. Because they were powerful rivals at the time, suspicions regarding Jeong-yo’s disappearance persisted, and Kang Bi-oh had been tracking her whereabouts for nine years alongside his overseas collaborator, Vogel (played by Go Chang-seok).

Then, a figure claiming to have kidnapped Jeong-yo appeared, and it seemed as though the case was finally unraveling. He asserted that he had kidnapped Jeong-yo at the time and subsequently killed her. Kang Bi-oh went to find him again to hear the full truth, but the investigation hit a dead end once more when the figure was suddenly murdered.

Ultimately, Kang Bi-oh tried to accept that Jeong-yo was dead, but that was when the aftereffects began. During a performance, seeing hallucinations of Jeong-yo, he was unable to continue playing; finding it difficult even to sit at the piano, he fell into the greatest slump of his career as a pianist.

Hearing advice that he needed to mourn properly, Kang Bi-oh headed to the Czech Republic, where he had previously participated in a competition with Jeong-yo. There, at a conducting competition he stumbled upon by chance, he heard the familiar melody of "Dance Macabre."

The conductor on stage was none other than Choi Jeong-yo. Not only had his friend, believed to be dead, returned alive after nine years, but he appeared holding a conductor's baton rather than the piano playing he used to do.

With this scene as a turning point, the core mystery of "Four Hands" was revived. Where Choi Jeong-yo had been for the past nine years, why she left the piano to become a conductor, and how her relationship with Kang Bi-oh would change are expected to be key factors in the future plot development.

The viewership ratings for Episode 6 on this day broke its own record, averaging 7.3% nationwide and peaking at 7.9%. In the Seoul metropolitan area, it recorded an average of 7.4% and a peak of 8.0%.