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==Details==
 
==Details==
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*'''Title:''' 베토벤 바이러스 / Beethoven Virus
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*'''Title:''' 베토벤 바이러스 / Betoben Baireoseu
 
*'''Genre:''' Romance, drama, comedy
 
*'''Genre:''' Romance, drama, comedy
 
*'''Episodes:''' 18
 
*'''Episodes:''' 18
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC
 
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2008-Sep-10 to 2008-Nov-12
 
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2008-Sep-10 to 2008-Nov-12
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*'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
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*'''Air time:''' [[MBC Wednesday & Thursday Night 21:55|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55]]
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*'''Original Soundtrack:''' [[Beethoven Virus OST]]
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
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Kang Gun Woo is an orchestra conductor in his 40's. He is an elite workaholic conductor who has a very bad reputation. He is known as someone who will do absolutely anything in order to create the very best music. However, due to his self-righteous and stubborn personality he thinks that only his thoughts are correct which makes him unable to form good relationships with those around him.  He meets Du Ru Mi, a violinist, and a trumpet player who has the same name as him, and together they form a love triangle.
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Kang Gun Woo is a world renowned orchestra maestro who is a perfectionist in his work. He is not an easy person to work with and is feared by all his players. By chance, he comes across Du Ru Mi, a violinist, and a young cop who has the same name as his and discovers that even without formal training, the young Kang is a music genius. The three soon get tangled in a love triangle.
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==User/Viewer Ratings==
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<vote type=1/>
  
 
==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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*[[Park Chul Min]] as Bae Yong Gi (Trumpet)
 
*[[Park Chul Min]] as Bae Yong Gi (Trumpet)
 
*[[Jung Suk Yong]] as Park Hyuk Kwon (Double Bass)
 
*[[Jung Suk Yong]] as Park Hyuk Kwon (Double Bass)
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*[[Lee Bong Gyu]] as Park Jin Man
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*[[Lee Bong Gyu]] as Park Jin Man (Hee Yun's husband)
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*[[Kim Young Min]] as Jung Myung Hwan
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*[[Kim Young Min]] as Jung Myung Hwan (Conductor, Kang Ma Eh's friend)
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*[[Jo Se Eun]] as Kim Joo Yeon
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*[[Jo Se Eun]] as Kim Joo Yeon (Violin)
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*[[Park Eun Joo]] as Kim Joo Hee
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*[[Park Eun Joo]] as Kim Joo Hee (Violin)
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*[[Lee Han Wie]] as Kang Chun Bae
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*[[Lee Han Wie]] as Kang Chun Bae (mayor)
 
*[[Park Kil Soo]] as Kim Kye Jang
 
*[[Park Kil Soo]] as Kim Kye Jang
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*[[Hwang Young Hee]] as Hyuk Kwon Cheo
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*[[Hwang Young Hee]] as Hyuk Kwon's wife
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*[[Yum Dong Hun]] as professor
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*[[Baek Jae Jin]] as refugees' leader (cameo, ep 10)
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*[[Ui Hyun]] as son of refugees' leader (cameo, ep 10)
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*[[Kim Ik]] as doctor (cameo, ep 10)
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*[[Lee Myung Ho]] as Kwon Jung Jin
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*[[Shin Dong Ki]]
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*[[Jo Seung Yun]]
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*[[Choi Dae Sung]]
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*[[Hong Suk Bin]]
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*[[Lee Young Suk]]
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*[[Jo Kyung Hoon]]
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*[[Jung Ah Mi]] as Kim Gab Yong's daughter-in-law
  
 
==Production Credits==
 
==Production Credits==
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*'''Production Company:''' [http://www.kjhpro.com/ Kim Jong-Hak Production]
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*'''Production Company:''' [http://www.kjhpro.com/ Kim Jong Hak Production]
 
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Oh Kyung Hoon]]
 
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Oh Kyung Hoon]]
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*'''Producer:''' [[Park Chang Shik]]
 
*'''Director:''' [[Lee Jae Kyu]]
 
*'''Director:''' [[Lee Jae Kyu]]
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*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jang Joon Ho]], [[Shin Yong Hwi]], [[Jang Gil Young]] (장길영)
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Hong Jin Ah]], [[Hong Ja Ram]]
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Hong Jin Ah]], [[Hong Ja Ram]]
  
 
==Episode Ratings==
 
==Episode Ratings==
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{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"
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*''See [[Beethoven Virus/Episode Ratings]]''
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! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Date
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! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Episode
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==Awards==
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! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Nationwide
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'''2009 Seoul International Drama Awards:'''
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! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Seoul
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*Best Picture – Mini Series Award
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|- align=center
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'''2009 36th Korean Broadcasting Association Awards:'''
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| 2008-09-10 || 1 || 15.7 (3rd) || 17.1 (3rd)
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*Best Actor Award ([[Kim Myung Min]])
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|- align=center
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'''2009 45th Baeksang Arts Awards:'''
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| 2008-09-11 || 2 || 11.4 (10th) || 11.9 (8th)
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*Best TV Actor Award ([[Kim Myung Min]])
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|- align=center
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'''2008 21st Producers Awards of Korea:'''
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| 2008-09-17 || 3 || 12.7 (7th) || 13.3 (7th)
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*Best TV Drama Award
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|- align=center
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'''2008 MBC Drama Awards:'''
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| 2008-09-18 || 4 || 14.6 (8th) || 16.2 (6th)
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*Daesang (Grand Prize) ([[Kim Myung Min]])
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|- align=center
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*Drama of the Year Award
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| 2008-09-24 || 5 || 18.0 (2nd) || 19.3 (2nd)
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*Best New Actor Award ([[Jang Geun Suk]])
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|- align=center
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*Special PD Award ([[Lee Jae Kyu]])
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| 2008-09-25 || 6 || 16.8 (4th) || 18.1 (2nd)
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*Golden Acting Award - Supporting Actor ([[Park Chul Min]])
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|- align=center
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*Golden Acting Award - Mid-level Actor ([[Song Ok Sook]])
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| 2008-10-01 || 7 || 19.8 (2nd) || 21.5 (2nd)
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*Writer of the Year Award ([[Hong Jin Ah]] and [[Hong Ja Ram]])
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|- align=center
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'''2008 Grimae Awards:'''
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| 2008-10-02 || 8 || 17.4 (4th) || 18.8 (2nd)
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*Special Award (Song In-hyuk and Hong Sung-wook)
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|- align=center
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'''2008 National Assembly Society of Popular Culture & Media Awards:'''
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| 2008-10-08 || 9 || 18.4 (2nd) || 19.8 (2nd)
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*Most Popular Drama in 2008
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|- align=center
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'''2008 9th Broadcaster Awards:'''
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| 2008-10-09 || 10 || 17.7 (2nd) || 18.9 (2nd)
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*Best Performance in Broadcasting ([[Kim Myung Min]])
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|- align=center
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'''2008 3rd Korea Drama Festival:'''
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| 2008-10-16 || 11 || 20.2 (2nd) || 21.8 (2nd)
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*Daesang (Grand Prize) ([[Kim Myung Min]])
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-10-22 || 12 || 19.2 (3rd) || 21.1 (3rd)
 
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-10-23 || 13 || 18.5 (2nd) || 19.9 (2nd)
 
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-10-29 || 14 || 19.2 (2nd) || 20.6 (2nd)
 
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-10-30 || 15 || 19.7 (2nd) || 20.7 (2nd)
 
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-11-05 || 16 || 20.7 (2nd) || 22.2 (2nd)
 
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-11-06 || 17 || 19.5 (3rd) || 20.8 (3rd)
 
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-11-12 || 18 || 20.3 (2nd) || 22.2 (2nd)
 
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|- align=center
 
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| 2008-11-13 || Special || 13.9 (9th) || 15.1 (6th)
 
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|- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;"
 
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! colspan=2 | Average || 17.8% || 19.1%
 
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|}
 
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Source: [http://www.tnsmk.co.kr TNS Media Korea]
 
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 00:48, 22 March 2023

Beethoven Virus

Details

  • Title: 베토벤 바이러스 / Betoben Baireoseu
  • Genre: Romance, drama, comedy
  • Episodes: 18
  • Broadcast network: MBC
  • Broadcast period: 2008-Sep-10 to 2008-Nov-12
  • Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
  • Original Soundtrack: Beethoven Virus OST

Synopsis

Kang Gun Woo is a world renowned orchestra maestro who is a perfectionist in his work. He is not an easy person to work with and is feared by all his players. By chance, he comes across Du Ru Mi, a violinist, and a young cop who has the same name as his and discovers that even without formal training, the young Kang is a music genius. The three soon get tangled in a love triangle.

User/Viewer Ratings

4.60
(5 votes)

Cast

Extended Cast

Production Credits

Episode Ratings

Awards

2009 Seoul International Drama Awards:

  • Best Picture – Mini Series Award

2009 36th Korean Broadcasting Association Awards:

2009 45th Baeksang Arts Awards:

2008 21st Producers Awards of Korea:

  • Best TV Drama Award

2008 MBC Drama Awards:

2008 Grimae Awards:

  • Special Award (Song In-hyuk and Hong Sung-wook)

2008 National Assembly Society of Popular Culture & Media Awards:

  • Most Popular Drama in 2008

2008 9th Broadcaster Awards:

2008 3rd Korea Drama Festival:

External Links


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