As it enters its final stretch, Four Hands, Two Sonatas just proved it still has plenty of gas left in the tank. The tvN drama broke its own Saturday record, while a fresh time-slip romance and a returning workplace drama quietly made their own moves on the ratings board.
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Four Hands, Two Sonatas: September 26 Ratings Snapshot
| Drama | Channel | Rating | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Four Hands, Two Sonatas | tvN | 7.2% | Highest-ever Saturday rating |
| Dive Into You | Channel A | 0.3% | Series premiere |
| Fly High Butterfly | JTBC | 1.4% | 3rd episode |
Four Hands, Two Sonatas Saves Its Best for the End
With just two weeks left in its run, this drama chose the perfect moment to peak. Saturdays have historically been its weaker night compared to Sundays, which makes this 7.2% rating — enough to top its entire time slot across all channels — an especially strong signal. It suggests the story is building real momentum heading into its finale, exactly when a drama needs it most.
Dive Into You Steps Into a Crowded Field
Channel A’s new time-slip romance kicked off modestly with a 0.3% rating for its premiere. Time-slip narratives can be a gamble — audiences either fall in love with the concept fast or take a few episodes to warm up — so this debut number is more of a starting point than a verdict. Early viewers can catch the first episode with subtitles on Viki to see if the premise hooks them.
Fly High Butterfly Holds Steady in Its Third Week
JTBC’s Fly High Butterfly logged a 1.4% rating for its third episode, a modest but stable number as the show continues finding its footing. It’s the kind of steady, unspectacular performance that often precedes a slow climb if word of mouth builds.
Two Dramas Sit Out the Night
Notably, both Love on the Menu and A Love Other Than Yours skipped new episodes entirely, making way for broadcast coverage of the Asian Games — a reminder of how major sporting events can reshape the entire weekend drama lineup in Korea.
For more on how Nielsen ratings work and how Korean broadcasters measure viewership, check out Wikipedia’s television ratings page.
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FAQs
Q1. What rating did Four Hands, Two Sonatas get on September 26?
It earned 7.2%, its highest-ever Saturday rating.
Q2. Why didn’t Love on the Menu air a new episode?
It was preempted due to broadcast coverage of the Asian Games.
