“Four Hands, Two Sonatas” Hits Its Highest Ratings Yet as the Finale Nears

Just when a drama seems to be winding down, “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” decided to peak instead. On September 20, the tvN series posted its highest viewership ratings to date — a strong statement heading into its final two weeks on air.

Four Hands, Two Sonatas: Ratings Snapshot for the Night

According to Nielsen Korea, “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” claimed first place in its time slot with an average nationwide rating of 7.9 percent, marking a new all-time high for the show.

Why This Timing Matters?

Ratings peaking near the end of a drama’s run is often a strong indicator of narrative payoff — viewers tend to tune in harder as storylines converge and stakes intensify. For “Four Hands, Two Sonatas,” this late-stage surge suggests the show has successfully built momentum through its emotional and dramatic arcs, rewarding patient viewers just as the story heads toward resolution.

The Rest of Sunday Night’s Lineup

Meanwhile, “Love on the Menu” continues its dominant run as Sunday’s most-watched drama, holding a commanding 14.5 percent rating — proof that its slow-burn reconciliation story continues to resonate strongly with audiences.

Elsewhere, newer titles are still finding their footing. JTBC’s “Fly High Butterfly” posted a modest 2.1 percent in its second episode, while “A Love Other Than Yours” showed gradual growth, climbing slightly to 2.6 percent in its fourth episode — both signs of shows still building their audience base.

What This Means Going Forward?

With “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” entering its final two weeks on a ratings high, expectations are building for a strong finale. Meanwhile, shows like “A Love Other Than Yours” showing incremental growth suggest audiences are gradually warming up, which could translate into stronger numbers as their stories develop further.

For more K-drama ratings updates and weekly viewership tracking, check out our entertainment coverage on technosports.co.in.

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