Who is She – K-drama Episode 6 Recap & Review

Episode 6

Episode 6 of Who Is She begins with a poetry class for the neighborhood elders. The theme is love, and as we hear Mr. Park’s poem, a flashback reveals that he and Mal-soon knew each other as children. Park had feelings for Mal-soon, but those feelings were crushed when he returned from the military and discovered that she was already expecting a child.

In the present, Mr. Park overhears Daniel and Du-ri’s conversation, including the fact that she’s been fired. Now, Du-ri becomes worried about Ha-na, as she had negotiated for Ha-na to be part of her contract. Elsewhere, one of the trainers acknowledges Ha-na’s talent for song arrangements but decides that her dancing skills—where she’s lacking—will determine her evaluation.

Meanwhile, Du-ri continues to practice at home, slipping into her characteristic Mal-soon persona as she checks on her daughter and son-in-law. Later, Ha-na visits Du-ri to check on her, and the two, along with Mr. Park, stumble upon a seniors’ singing competition in the neighborhood. At the event, Du-ri and Ha-na deliver a phenomenal impromptu performance, with Du-ri singing a rendition of The Man in the Yellow Shirt accompanied by Ha-na’s latest arrangement.

Following this, Ha-na clears up the misunderstanding about Du-ri’s relationship with Mr. Park, and Daniel feels regret over his hasty decision. He visits Du-ri to apologize and decides to stay at Mr. Park’s guesthouse.

Elsewhere, Ha-na makes a sincere attempt to connect with the other team members, but her efforts fall on deaf ears. Soon after, Du-ri returns to practice with the team, while Daniel begins to feel more at peace with his new living arrangement.

On evaluation day for the debut team, Du-ri once again stumbles through her performance in front of Ae-sim, while Ha-na’s performance is only mediocre. Meanwhile, Mr. Park encounters Mal-soon’s twin, Kkeut-soon (Emily), at the company office. However, Du-ri quickly intervenes, asking him to leave before they become the subject of further rumors.

Initially, the instructors consider cutting Du-ri and Ha-na from the team due to their lackluster skills, but just then, they come across the viral video of their impromptu performance together.

Meanwhile, Emily returns home pretending to be Mal-soon, and Mr. Park seemingly gets into an accident after realizing how he’s drifting further away from Mal-soon. A few days later, Du-ri meets him again—but this time, he’s a young man!

The Episode Review

This was another highly entertaining episode filled with intriguing character dynamics and engaging situations. Highlights include Mal-soon’s twin sister possibly stepping in to fix her fractured relationship with her daughter, Mr. Park transforming into his younger self to potentially fight Daniel for Du-ri’s affection, and the chance that Du-ri and Ha-na’s impromptu performance might finally lead them to their long-awaited debut. Who would’ve thought Ha-na might debut alongside her grandmother, just like their karaoke sessions!

The real intrigue lies in the show’s supernatural elements. What’s the deal with the taxi driver and these elderly people returning to their younger selves? Is the transformation permanent or temporary? And what secrets is Emily hiding?

These mysteries are perfectly balanced to keep us hooked on this lighthearted yet thrilling drama!