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Title: 쾌도 홍길동 / Hong Gil Dong
Also known as: Sharp Blade Hong Gil Dong
Chinese title : 快刀洪吉童
Genre: Comedy, romance, action, drama
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2008-Jan-02 to 2008-Mar-26
Air time: Wednesday & Thursdays 21:55 (9:55 Korean time)

Synopsis
Based on a fictional book about a Robin Hood in Korea,Hong Gil Dong, this drama is very loosely based off of that book and the time it was set in.
Hong Gil Dong is the bastard son of a minister. He spends most of his time lazing the day away and taking goods from the various merchants. However, a local monk think he’s destined to be more. Hong Gil Dong, for his part, really dislikes the injustices in this ranked world.
Heo Yi Nok has returned to Korea, fresh from China. She’s an upbeat, naive and carefree girl. She’s been living with her grandfather for the last few years. They both are merchants looking to make a fortune back in Korea.
Lee Chang Hwi, however, has been told since he was young that he’s the rightful king of Korea. He bumps into Heo Yi Nok. This initially causes misunderstanding between them, but over time his heart is softening towards her.
Meanwhile Heo Yi Nok and Hong Gil Dong are developing a friendship that feels like (at least to Yi Nok) that it could be more.
As the question of rightful succession comes into play, Hong Gil Dong and Yi Nok are forced to take sides.

Extended Cast
Kim Jae Seung as Hong In Hyung (Gil Dong’s brother)
Cha Hyun Jung as Jung Mal Nyeo
Park Sang Wook as Shim Soo Geun
Choi Ran as Court Lady Noh / Noh Sang Koong
Ahn Suk Hwan as Seo Yoon Sup / Minister Seo (Eun Hye’s father)
Jung Eun Pyo as the monk / Gil Dong’s master
Son Hyun Sul (손현술)
Moon Se Yun (문세윤) as Mr. Yeon
Kil Yong Woo as Hong Pan Seo (Gil Dong’s father)
In Sung as Chi Soo (Chang Hwi’s right hand)
Lee Duk Hee as Mr. Kim
Jo Hee Bong (조희봉) as Lee Kwang Whe (Chang Hwui’s brother)
Maeng Ho Rim as Choi Seung Ji
Kim Jong Suk as Eunuch Go
Park Yong Jin as Eunuch Jang
Choi Seung Kyung as Mr. Wang
Byun Shin Ho as Hal Meom
Jung Kyu Soo as Huh No Im
Maeng Se Chang (맹세창) Kom Yi
Choi Soo Hwan (최수한) as young Chang Hwui
Lee In Sung as young Gil Dong
Production Credits
Chief Producer: Lee Jung Sub
Script writers: Hong Jung Eun, Hong Mi Ran
Episode Ratings
Date Episode Nationwide Seoul
2008-01-02 1 16.2 (6th) 15.9 (6th)
2008-01-03 2 15.3 (7th) 15.0 (7th)
2008-01-09 3 14.9 (6th) 14.8 (7th)
2008-01-10 4 16.2 (7th) 15.7 (7th)
2008-01-16 5 14.5 (8th) 14.2 (8th)
2008-01-17 6 15.8 (8th) 16.1 (9th)
2008-01-23 7 13.9 (9th) 13.1 (10th)
2008-01-24 8 17.0 (8th) 16.8 (8th)
2008-01-30 9 15.7 (7th) 15.3 (8th)
2008-01-31 10 15.6 (8th) 15.1 (8th)
2008-02-06 11 14.8 (6th) 14.3 (6th)
2008-02-07 12 8.5 (15th) 8.5 (15th)
2008-02-13 13 14.0 (9th) 14.2 (9th)
2008-02-14 14 14.8 (9th) 14.9 (9th)
2008-02-20 15 13.4 (10th) 13.2 (11th)
2008-02-21 16 13.2 (9th) 13.3 (9th)
2008-02-27 17 13.6 (8th) 13.1 (8th)
2008-02-28 18 14.3 (9th) 14.0 (10th)
2008-03-05 19 15.4 (6th) 15.3 (6th)
2008-03-06 20 16.0 (7th) 16.0 (8th)
2008-03-12 21 14.5 (6th) 14.6 (6th)
2008-03-19 22 14.5 (6th) 14.4 (6th)
2008-03-20 23 14.2 (8th) 14.4 (7th)
2008-03-26 24 13.8 (8th) 14.5 (8th)
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Title: 김치 치즈 스마일 / Kimchi Cheese Smile
Chinese Title : 泡菜奶酪微笑
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Episodes: 121
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2007-Jul-23 to 2008-Jan-18
Air time: Monday to Friday 20:20

Synopsis
The drama is about 2 families who go from the picture perfect life to a stage life. Shin Gu runs a photo studio and his kimchee-like common class family is about to become inlaws with Seon Woo Eun-Sook’s cheese-like rich class family that runs a sports center, and Kim Eul-Dong plays Shin Gu’s wife. Lee Hye-Yeong plays Kim and Shin’s unmarried 39 year old daughter. With the clash in class and family values, the drama is the comic events that follow when kimchee and cheese are hashed together
Cast
Shin Goo as Shin Goo
Kim Eul Dong as Shin Eul Dong
Lee Hye Young as Shin Hye Young
Lee Byung Jin as Shin Byung Jin
Yoo Yun Ji as Shin Yeon Ji
Sun Woo Eun Sook as Sun Woo Eun Sook
Jung Soo Young
Park Yoo Sun as Shin Wuldo
Uhm Ki Joon as Uhm Ki Joon
Lee Hyun Jin
Chae Kwon as Chae Kwon
Jang Ji Woo as Jang Ji Woo
Kim Soo Hyeon as Kim Soo Hyeon
Kim San Ho Kim San Ho
Kim Ki Bang
Seo Woo
Choi Kwon
Production Credits
Producer: Jun Jin Soo
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Title: 케세라, 세라 / Que Sera, Sera
Chinese title : 顺其自然
Episodes: 17
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Drama
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2007-Mar-17 to 2007-May-13
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:40

Synopsis
Kang Tae Joo (Eric) is a player with charm and good looks who always dates rich women. One day, he finds a strange poor girl named Han Eun Soo (Jung Yoo Mi) sleeping in front of his door. Although he initially despises her, he eventually finds himself falling for her. Cha Hye Lin (Yoon Ji Hye) is the daughter of a rich shopping mall CEO. Her first love, Shin Joon Hyuk (Lee Kyu Han), dumps her at her father’s request. Hye Lin buys herself a new boyfriend to make her ex jealous. That man is Kang Tae Joo, and during their contract relationship, Hye Lin begins to fall in love again. However, Tae Joo already has a girlfriend and he can’t forget her as easily as he has forgotten all the women in his past. This drama is basically about the redemption of Kang Tae Joo from bastard to human.
Cast
Eric as Kang Tae Joo
Jung Yoo Mi as Han Eun Soo
Yoon Ji Hye as Cha Hye Lin
Lee Kyu Han as Shin Joon Hyuk
Extended Cast
Lee Eun Song as Han Ji Soo (Eun Soo’s sister)
Geum Bo Ra as Eun Soo’s mother
Song Jae Ho as Cha Hyung Min (Hye Lin’s father)
Yoon Mi Ra as Yoon Jung Im (Hye Lin’s mom)
Kang Jung Hwa as (Tae Joo’s ex-girlfriend, cameo)
Jang Tae Sung
Hong Choong Min
Jung Young Geum
Choi In Sook
Park Kwang Jung
Yoo Tae Woong
Production Credits
Producer: Kim Yoon Chul (김윤철)
Screenwriter: Do Hyun Jung
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Title: 달려라 고등어 / Mackerel Run
chinese title : 奔跑吧 鲭鱼
Also known as: Run! Mackerel / Go Mackerel / Dal Go
Genre: Comedy, Drama, High School
Episodes: 8
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2007-May-12 to 2007-Jun-30
Air time: Saturdays 16:40 (4:40 Korean time)

Synopsis
A high school drama filled with hilarious moments.
Cast
Lee Min Ho as Cha Gong Chan
Moon Chae Won as Min Yoon Seo
Kwon Se In (권세인) as Baek Hyun
Jung Yoon Jo as Yoon Sae Mi
Extended Cast
Lee Bong Gyu as Min Joo Hwa (Yoon Seo’s father)
Lee Sa Jang as Heo Young Sook (Yoon Seo’s mother)
Lee Geum Ja as Lee Kyun Jin (Gong Chan’s mother)
Lee Byung Joon as Ma Do Shik
Kim Joo Young (김주영) as Go Bong Tae (Gong Chan’s friend)
?? as Jang Dong Gul
?? as Shim Chung Ah
?? as Ahn Kyung Tae
?? as Kim Doo Son
?? as Yoon Taek Han
?? as Ki Yeo Woon
Production Credits
Screenwriter: Baek Ji Hyun, Park Jae Hyun
Producer: Kim Yong Jae, Choi Young Hoon, Kim Hong Sun
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Title: 외과의사 봉달희 / Surgeon Bong Dal Hee
Chinese title : 外科医生奉达熙
Episodes: 18
Genre: Medical drama
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2007-Jan-17 to 2007-Mar-15
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis
Bong Dal Hee (Lee Yo Won) is a first year resident doctor who strives to become a surgeon despite her heart problem. She works under Dr. Ahn Jong Geun (Lee Bum Soo), a cardiac specialist, and even though they don’t get off to a good start, the two grow fond of each other as time goes by. Dr. Lee Geon Wook (Kim Min Joon) divorced his wife, Dr. Jo Moon Kyung (Oh Yoon Ah), after he found out that his 6-year-old son was actually fathered by another man before they married. He still has feelings for her, but feels betrayed and cheated. This medical drama portrays the lives of resident doctors, their ups and downs, depicting crisis in a hospital as well as politics among its management staff.
Cast
Lee Yo Won as Bong Dal Hee
Lee Bum Soo as Ahn Joong Geun
Oh Yoon Ah as Jo Moon Kyung
Kim Min Joon as Lee Geon Wook
Extended Cast
Choi Yeo Jin as Jo A-ra
Kim Hae Sook as Yang Eun Jah (Dal Hee’s mother)
Kim Jung Min as Bong Mi Hee (Dal Hee’s sister)
Kim In Kwon as Park Jae Bum
Song Jong Ho as Lee Min Woo
Baek Seung Hyun as Kim Hyun Bin
Jung Wook as Jang Ji Hyuk
Park Geun Hyung as Lee Hyun Taek
Lee Ki Yeol as Seo Jung Hwan (chief, thoracic surgery)
Kim Seung Wook as Professor Park
Kim Myung Jin as Professor Jung
Im Sung Min as Nurse Go
Lee Hyun as Instructor Baek
Jung Sung Woon
Oh Man Suk as Oh Jung Min (guest star, ep13&14)
Joo Min Soo
Kim Joo Hee
Production Credits
Producer: Kim Young Sup
Director: Kim Hyung Sik
Screenwriter: Lee Jung Sun
Awards
2007 43rd Baeksang Awards: Best New Producer Kim Hyung Sik
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Title: 눈의 여왕 / The Snow Queen
Also known as: Noon Eui Yeo Wang
Chinese title : 雪之女王
Genre: Romance, Drama
Episodes: 16
Broadcast Network: KBS2
Broadcast Period: 2006-Nov-13 to 2007-Jan-08
Air Time: Mondays and Tuesdays 21:55

Synopsis
At 17, Tae Woong (Hyun Bin), a mathmatical genius, meets two people who will later become people he loves. One becomes his best friend and the other, his love.
Tae Woong’s best friend, Kim Jeong Kyu (Lee Sun Ho), also classified as a genius, competes for academic accolades. After Tae Woong beats him in an international math Olympiad Jeong Kyu commits suicide. During this same time, Tae Woong meets a little girl who develops a crush on him. However, he loses touch with her without finding out her name.
These tragic events take their toll on the rest of Tae Woong’s life. At 25, eight years later, Tae Woong is now a third class boxer and in unexpected events, finds Bo Ra (Sung Yu Ri), the little girl he once knew. Although this winter will be very cold and scary, winter is not the end of the seasons, but the beginning of the hope for a greater love.
Cast
Hyun Bin as Han Tae Woong / Han Deuk Gu
Sung Yu Ri as Kim Bo Ra
Im Ju Hwan as Suh Gun Woo
Yoo In Young as Lee Seung Ri
Kim Tae Hyun as Choi Choong Shik
Go Doo Shim as Park Yeong Ok (Tae Woong’s mother)
Kim Eung Soo as Lee Dong Sul (Seung Ri’s father)
Chun Ho Jin as Kim Jang Su (Bo Ra’s father)
Oh Mi Hee as Bo Ra’s mother
Lee Sun Ho as Kim Jeong Kyu
Jang Jung Hee as Go Soon Ja (Bo Ra’s house keeper)
Jung Hwa Young as Park Deuk Nam (Go Soon Ja’s daughter)
Go Ju Yun as young Kim Bo Ra
Kim Hak Jin as Ahn Sang Ho
Lee Seo Yoon (이서윤) as Hong Ji Hye
Lee Chul Min as Park Dong Pil (boxer)
Park Jin Young as Jang Park Sa (Bo Ra’s doctor)
Choi Duk Moon as Oh Shil Jang
Kim Beol Rae as college math professor
Choi Yeo Jin (Cameo)
Jerome To (Cameo)
Kim Yeo Jin (Cameo)
Production Credits
Screenwriter: Kim Eun Hee, Yoon Eun Kyung
Producer: Ki Min Soo
Director: Lee Hyeong Min
Awards
2006 KBS Drama Awards:
- Popularity Award (Male) – Hyun Bin
- Popularity Award (Female) – Sung Yu Ri
- Netizen Award (Male) – Hyun Bin
- Best Couple Award – Hyun Bin and Sung Yu Ri
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Title: 일, 사랑할 시간 / 90 Days, Falling in Love Days
Chinese title : 恋期90天 / 相爱90天
Also known as: 90 Days, Falling in Love Days / 90 Days, Time to Love / 90 Days of Love (YesAsia)
Genre: Drama, Romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2006-Nov-15 to 2007-Jan-04
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis
A fate that surpasses taboo, a love that surpasses morality…
Hyun Ji-seok (Kang Ji Hwan) is at the peak of his life at thirty-one year old he is fated to leave this earth in three short months. he is married to Park Jung-ran (Jung Hye Young), but it’s not shes not his true love. The one and only thing this man wishes for is to find his one true love and spend the remaining 90 day’s that he has left with her.
Hyun Ji-seok was fated to meet Mi-yeon (Kim Ha Neul) but their hearts were destined to be broken in the end. Through an unexpected turn of events, Mi-yeon turns out to be his his first cousin. They are now desperately pleading for 90 days in which to love each other for the last time on earth.
Will their love be able to overcome the harsh realities of society?
Cast
Kim Ha Neul as Go Mi-yeon
Kang Ji Hwan as Hyun Ji-seok
Jung Hye Young as Park Jung-ran
Yoon Hee Suk as Kim Tae-hun
Extended Cast
Kim Hyung Bum as Park Duk Goo (Ji-seok’s friend)
Yoon Hyun Sook as Kim Wal Sook (Mi-yeon’s friend)
Choi Sung Ho as Boo Byung Chan (Ji-seok’s friend)
Ha Jae Young as Mi-yeon’s father
Kim Hye Ok as Ji-seok’s mother
Lee Jae Yong as Ji-seok’s father
Lee Jang Woo
more
Production Credits
Screenwriter: Park Hae Young (박해영)
Director: Oh Jong Rok (오종록)
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Title: 무적의 낙하산요원 / Moojeokeui Nakhasan Yowon / Korea Secret Agency
Also known as: Invincible Parachute Agent / Master of String Pulling
chinese title : 无敌降落伞要员
Genre: Comedy, Action, Drama
Episodes: 16
Broadcast Network: SBS
Broadcast Period: 2006-Sept-06 to 2006-Nov-02
Air time: Wednesdays & Thursdays 21:55

Synopsis
Choi Kang (Eric Mun), a freeloader at home, has a hard time finding a job after being expelled from high school for fighting. He is admired by the gangs for his fighting ability, but his younger brother, working in the prestigious LK Corp., looks down on him. Then a little luck, and a bit of fortune lands him a meeting with the President and a job at the KSA (Korean Secret Agency)…and perhaps a girl or two are coming his way as well.
Cast
Eric as Choi Kang
Han Ji Min as Gong Ju Yeon
Yoon Ji Min as Ellis / Jeong Yoon Hee
Shin Sung Woo as Kang Eun Hyuk
Won Tae Hee as Lee Joo Bin (Hacker)
Choi Jung Won as Choi Seon (Eric’s brother)
Jo Hyang Ki
Production Credits
Writers: Lee Sun-Mi, Kim Ki-Ho
Director: Lee Yong-Suk


Title: 연개소문 / Youngaesomun
Chinese title : 渊盖苏文
Genre: Historical drama
Episodes: 100
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2006-Jul-08 to 2007-Jun-17
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 8:45 PM

Synopsis
Yeon Gae Somun is the general who killed the penultimate King of Goguryeo, Yeongnyu, in 642. It was a period of tremendous instability, both because of the pressure by Shilla, but also because the political situation in Goguryeo was very confusing. After General Yeon put Yeongnyu’s nephew Bojang as his puppet on the throne following his coup d’etat, he tried with little success to calm down Yeon’s two sons in trying to gain power, and started repressing Buddhism (the Kingdom’s official religion) in favour of Taoism.
Cast
Lee Tae Gon as Yeon Gae Somun (young adult)
Yoo Dong Geun as Yeon Gae Somun (older adult)
Na Han Il
Hwang In Young as Yeon So Jung
Kim Gab Soo as Su Yang Je (King)
Lee Jung Gil as Eul Ji Mun Duk
Won Goo Yun (원구연)
Son Tae Young as Hong Bol Hwa
Park Si Yeon as Cheon Gwan Nyeo
Lee Jong Soo as Kim Yoo Shin
Lee Joo Hyun as Lee Se Min
Ahn Jae Mo
Lee So Won
Lee Hyo Jung as Young Yang Je (King)
Lee Jae Eun as Su Yang Je’s mistress
Choi Jong Hwan as Young Ryu Tae (Crown Prince)
Choi Kyu Hwan
Yoo Tae Woong as Seo Pil Gwi
Jung Wook
Park Chul Ho
Suh In Suk as Lee Se Min
Baek Seung Hyun
Choi Jae Sung
Choi Jung Woo
Maeng Ho Rim as Wee Jing
Park Young Ji as Bang Hyun Ryung
Park Yoon Bae as Bae Goo
Kim Ki Bok as Kim Heum Soon (Yoo Shin’s younger brother)
Lee Kyung Hwa
Yoon Chul Hyung
Seo Kap Sook
Jung Ui Kap
Production Credits
Producer: Lee Young Joon
Director: Lee Jong Han
Screenwriter: Lee Hwan Kyung
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Title: 베케이션 / Vacation
Also Known as: Theatrical TV Drama Vacation
Genre: Romance, Drama, Comedy
Episodes: 4 + Special
Broadcast network: (Aired at Yunsae University Main Auditorium)
Broadcast period: 2006-07-28 to 2006-08-06
Theme Song: Holding Back the Tears by DBSK
Insert: Beautiful Thing by Xiah Junsu

Synopsis
The popular Kgroup DBSK (Dong Bang Shin Gi) was preparing for a concert…It’s been already 4 years since they debuted… During that time the members had stress piled up as well as disharmony between them. So the president delays their concert and gives each member 2 weeks of vacation. Each member leaves for their own vacation while dreaming about their daily escape. The strange and funny things that happen during their vacation… An omnibus TV drama with 4 episodes and 4 different colors
Cast
Episode 1
U-know / Yun Ho as Himself
Go Eun Ah as Soo Yun
Woo Kyung Ah as Jung Ah
Episode 2
Xiah / Jun Su as Himself
Max / Chang Min as Himself
Park Hee Bon as Young Shim
Episode 3
Jae Joong / Hero as Himself & Chan Shik
Kim Hyun Chul as Mang Chi
Jun Ka Young as Mina
Episode 4
Micky / Yoo Chun as Himself
Shin Tae Hoon as Little Yoo Chun
Choi Sul Lee as Little Jin Joo
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Title: 투명인간 최장수 / The Invisible Man
Chinese title : 透明人崔长寿
Also known as: The Invisible Man, Choi Jang Soo
Genre: Drama
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2006-Jul-05 to 2006-Sep-07
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis
An Alzheimer’s stricken detective Choi Jang Soo (Yoo Oh Sung) decides to do his best to make his family happy after he learns that he has little time left to live. Oh So Young (Chae Si Ra) and Choi Jang Soo, depict a true-to-life story of a married couple. The couple goes through a challenging time when fund manager Huh Jun Ho (Jo Yeon Woo), who has loved So Young for a long time, and ex-criminal Jo Hyun Soo (Choi Yeo Jin), who loves Jang Soo, appear in their lives. The drama depicts the everyday reality of fathers who have no other choice but to neglect their families to earn the living and mothers who turn into stouthearted “warriors” who can do anything for the sake of their families.
Cast
Yoo Oh Sung as Choi Jang Soo
Chae Si Ra as Oh So Young
Choi Yeo Jin as Jo Hyun Soo
Jo Yeon Woo as Heo Joon Ho
Lee Sung Min as Cha Hye Jin
Extended Cast
Han Yeo Woon as So Young (as a teenager)
Lee Ha as Uh Bo Hyun
Na Young Hee as Yeo Ji Won
Jo Soo Min as Choi Sol Mi (Jang Soo and So Young’s daughter)
Park Joon Mok as Choi Da Mi (Jang Soo and So Young’s son)
Kim Gab Soo
?? as Kim Man Sik
Song Jae Ho as Oh Ki Baek
Kim Ja Ok as Kang Sook Ja
Seo Jin Wook
Kim Seung Wook
Moon Won Joo (문원주)
Choi Yong Min
Ahn Suk Hwan
Jung Ho Geun
Maeng Ho Rim
Yoon Joo Sang
Kim Sang Sik (김상식)
Seo Beom Yeol (서범열)
Production Credit
Producer and Director: Jung Hae Ryong
Screenwriter: Park Kye Ok


Title: 오버 더 레인보우 / Obeo Deo Reinbou / Over the Rainbow
Chinese title : 飞跃彩虹 / 跨越彩虹
Also known as: Dance Battle
Episodes: 16
Genre: Drama, Romance
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2006-Jul-26 to 2006-Sep-14
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis
“Over the Rainbow” is the dark and bright side of the crazy world of dancers and singers. It is a realistically captured drama with dancers that want to become singers.
Kwon Hyeok-jo (Ji Hyun Woo) a stubbon and loving aspiring dancer falls for Jeong Hee-su (Kim Ok Bin) a dancer thats aspiring to be a singer. They start there journey of stardom together. While Rex (Hwan Hee) a pretty boy with outstanding talent, and is the biggest asset to Pride Ent. tries to break free from his label and do his own thing. Ma Sang-mi (Seo Ji Hye) a sweet but very awkward girl still trying to find her calling. This heart wrenching story of becoming and being a popular singering, with all it betrayals and constant meeting and partings. Gives us an inside look on the ups and downs to becoming a star.
Cast
Ji Hyun Woo as Kwon Hyeok-ju
Seo Ji Hye as Ma Sang-mi
Hwan Hee as Rex
Kim Ok Bin as Jeong Hee-su
Extended Cast
Poppin aka Poppin Hyeon-joon as Manjong (Gangster)
Choi Kwon as Choi Gyu-ho a.k.a King Mart (Gangster)
Sin Hyeon Tak as Oh Young-dal (Gangster)
Now as Smarty (Gangster)
Im Ha Lyong as Kwon Sang-bok (Kwon Hyeok-ju’s father)
Kim Hye Ok as Lee Mi-ja (Kwon Hyeok-ju’s mother)
Na Hye Mi as Kwon Ji-hy (Kwon Hyeok-ju’s sister)
Park Hee Jin as Sun Young (Ma Sang Mi’s friend)
Kim Il Woo as Choi Nam Ki (‘Pride Music’ Director)
Lee Hyung Chul as Jeong Sang Hyun (a ‘Pride Music’ manager)
Jung Han Yong as Mister Park
Jung Eun Pyo as Mang Ji
Production Credits
Producer: Kim Nam Won (김남원)
Director: Han Hee (한희)
Writer: Hong Jin Ah (홍진아), Hong Ja Ram (홍자람)


Title: 닥터 깽 / Dokteo Kkaeng / Dr. Gang
Chinese Title : 流氓医生
Also known as: Dr. Kkang (iMBC)
Genre: Drama
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2006-Apr-05 to 2006-May-25
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis
Dr. Kkang is about a lazy bum who disguises himself as a doctor to get a job, and while under disguise falls in love with a female doctor. Han Ga In plays the role of ‘Kim Yoo-Na’ who is a sassy girl and a doctor. Yang Dong Geun plays the role of the lazy bum ‘Kang Dal-Go.’
Kang Dal-Go is a middle leader of a gang who gets investigated by the police for some incident and gets kicked out of the gang. So he moves to Seoul from Busan and disguises himself as a fake doctor. While acting as a fake doctor he meets Kim Yoo-Na, a real doctor. Suk Hee-Jung (Lee Jong Hyuk) grew up as an illegitimate child but he studies and works very hard to become a successful prosecutor. Lee Hye-Young (Park Shi Eun), whose husband was killed by gangsters, is Yoo-Na’s classmate and sister-in-law, and is raising her son alone. The drama shows the story of Dal-Go and Yoo-Na’s unbalanced love, with Hee-Jung forming the third party in their love triangle.
Cast
Yang Dong Geun as Kang Dal Go
Han Ga In as Dr. Kim Yoo Na
Lee Jong Hyuk as Prosecutor Suk Hee Jung
Kim Hye Ok as Yeon Ji (Dal Go’s mother)
Kim Hak Chul as Song Kwang Ho (Shark Fin gang boss)
Kim Jung Tae as Cho Jang Shik (Shark Fin gangster)
Park Shi Eun as Lee Hye Young (Yoo Na’s sister-in-law)
Ha Suk Jin as Kim Jin Kyu (Yoo Na’s brother)
Oh Kwang Rok as Dr. Bong
Jo Mi Ryung as Nurse Suh
Choi Jae Won as Detective Kim (Yoo Na’s brother, Hye Young’s husband)
Jung Gyu Woon as Detective Bae
Yoo Tae Sung (유태성) as Taek Soo
Kim Soo Kyum (김수겸) as Soon Ae
Kim Ha Kyoon as Prosecutor Hwang
Kim Chul Ki as Do Jin Shik (Dal Go’s lawyer)
Won Tae Hee as a junior high school student
Production Credits
Screenwriter: Kim Kyu Wan
Chief Producer: Lee Chang Sub (이창섭)
Director: Park Sung Soo
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Title: 안녕하세요 하느님 / Annyoung-haseyo Haneunim / Hello, God
Chinese Title : 你好上帝
Also known as: How are you, God / Hello! Mr. God
Genre: Drama, romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2006-Jan-09 to 2006-Feb-28
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis
The story is about a bright and innocent 27 years old guy (Yoo Gun) with an IQ of 65. Because of his issues he is neglected by society and frowned upon, but he tries to be optimistic and not let it bother him. Seo Eun-Hye (Kim Ok Bin), a fumbling swindler running from the cops and who only believes money can bring her happiness, and love will bring more sadness then it’s worth. One day she meets this boy and hey completly changes her outlook on life.
Cast
Yoo Gun as Haru (20)
Kim Ok Bin as Seo Eun Hye (20)
Lee Jong Hyuk as Park Dong Jae (34)
Shin Choong Shik as Principal Yeom (60)
Kang Shin Il as Jang Pil Goo (50)
Han Ye Rin as Soo Jung (10)
Kim Sung Soo as Padlock (31)
Song Ok Sook as Ko Shin Ja (40)
Na Young Hee as Huh Won Sook (50)
Choo So Young as Min Joo (20)
Lee Sung Min
Kim Sung Hoon
Production Credits
Chief Producer: Lee Sung Joo
Producer: Hong Suk Goo
Writer: Kang Eun Kyung
Director: Ji Young Soo
Production: Kim Jong Hak Productions
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Title: 넌 어느 별에서 왔니 / Neon Eoneu Byeoleseo Wassni? / Which Star Are You From?
Chinese title : 你来自哪颗星?
Also known as: What Star Did You Come From ? / What’s Your Star?
Genre: Drama, Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2006-03-13 to 2006-05-02
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 9:55 PM

Synopsis
Sueng Hui (Kim Rae Won) is a director who was deeply in love with Hae Soo (Jung Ryu Won). Even though her family was opposed to Sueng Hui, Hae Soo still wanted to marry Sueng Hui. As he is proposing marriage to her in the car, they end up getting into a car accident resulting in Hae Soo’s death. The drama takes place 3 years after Hae Soo has passed away. Even after three years, Seung Hui’s cannot seem to forget Hae Soo nor put his life back into order. Determined to forget Hae Soo, Sueng Hui takes a trip into the the rural areas of Korea. There, after declaring that he is going to move on with his life and forget about his girlfriend, he goes into town where he sees a girl (Bok Shil) that looks just like his past girlfriend. The resemblence is so startling that he can’t help but stare at her and ends up following her. They eventually end up spending a few days together but after parting, end up meeting again when Bok Shil comes to Seoul and ends up working with Sueng Hui.
It is later revealed that Bok Shil is actually Hae Rim, Hae Soo’s youger sister that was lost in a fire. Additionally, a close male family friend was secretly in love with Bok Shil’s older sister and seems to be attracted to Bok Shil as well.
Cast
Kim Rae Won as Choi Seung-hee
Jung Ryu Won as im Bok-shil/Hye-rim/Lee Hye-soo
Kang Jung Hwa as Yoon Mi-Hyun
Park Shi Hoo as Han Jung-hoon
Im Ye Jin as Kim Soon-ok (Bok-shil’s mom)
Ok Ji Young as Jung Sun-jung (Bok-shil’s friend)
Kim Ha Kyoon as Jo Doo-sik
Lee Bo Hee as Ahn Jin-hee (Hye-soo’s mom)
Song Jae Ho as Lee Young-no
Lee Young Ha as Choi Soo Il (Seung-hee’s dad)
Park Chul Ho as Park Chan ho (Seung-hee’s upperclassman)
Production Credits
Directors: Pyo Min Su, Han Joo Suk
Scriptwriter: Jung Yoo Kyung

Title: 스마일 어게인 / Seumail Eogein / Smile Again
Chinese title : 再次微笑
Also known as: Smile, Honey
Genre: Drama, Romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2006-May-17 to 2006-Jul-06
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis
Ban Ha Jin (Lee Dong Gun), an orphan and high school drop out, is calculating and ambitious. Even though he dropped out of high school and lives with Choi Yoo Kang (Yoon Se Ah) due to extenuating circumstances, he used to be the high school president and hoped to go to college. Through coincidence, he meets Yoon Jae Myung (Lee Jin Wook), the popular former baseball player from high school, at a bar in Switzerland. Ha Jin manipulates a series of events to become Jae Myung’s best friend. Also coincidentally, he meets Oh Dan Hui (Kim Hee Sun), the girl he loved and hurt in high school. Oh Dan Hui used to play baseball on the boy’s team but now plays softball in college. Her baseball hero is Yoon Jae Myung. All three meet again in Switzerland and again back in Korea. Ha Jin starts working in Jae Myung’s father’s company and does everything to make the rich chairman like him. Jae Myung starts working as the softball coach of his father’s company’s team but then gets transferred. He falls in love with Dan Hui who’s headstrong and optimistic personality attracts him. He asks Ha Jin for advice, but Ha Jin cannot bear to watch Jae Myung take his true love.
Cast
Lee Dong Gun as Ban Ha Jin
Kim Hee Sun as Oh Dan Hui
Lee Jin Wook as Yoon Jae Myung
Yoon Se Ah as Choi Yoo Kang
Extended Cast
Im Chae Moo as Oh Joong Man (Dan Hui’s dad)
Kim Bo Yun as Sara Chung / Jung Ye Boon
Hong Ji Young as Oh Yun Gyo
Lee Young Jin as Jung Hyun Soo
Im Hyun Kyung as Park Chan Hee
Jo Hye Ryun as Kim Ok Joo
Lee Young Ho as Hong Young Ah
Heo Yi Jae
Park Yong Gi
Production Credits
Screenwriter: Yoon Sung Hee
Director: Hong Sung Chang


Title: 열여덟 스물아홉 / Yoryodol, Sumurahop / 18 vs. 29
Chinese Title : 18岁,29岁
Also known as: Eighteen vs Twenty-nine / 18:29 / 18 vs. 29
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2005-Mar-07 to 2005-Apr-26
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis
Yu Hyechan is 29 years old. Hyechan is married to Kang Bongman who is her old classmate in high school whom she despised and hated but later fell for. The story opens with her decision to get a divorce. She has a car accident on the way to the courthouse. When she wakes up at the hospital she has no memory of her life past age 18. Her husband trys to support her since she is basically helpless now. As she recovers her memory she also starts to recover a relationship with her husband and begins to fall for him all over again……
Cast
Park Sun Young as Yoo Hye-chan
Ryu Soo Young as Kang Sang-young
Park Eun Hye as Shin Ji-young
Lee Joong Moon as Kim Noon
Shin Goo as Kang Chi-soo
Jo Eun Ji as Yoo Hye-won (Hye-chan’s younger sister)
Kim Ji Young as Spicy rice cake grandmother
Lee Sang Woo as Kang Bong-kyu
Ahn Nae Sang as Suh Yoon-oh
Lee Dae Yeon as Choi Ki-ja
Jung Da Hye as Lee Eun-ji
Jo Yang Ja as Park Soon-nyeo
Kim Da Rae as Lee Sun-mi
Lee Han Wi as Park Kam-dok
Choi Si Won as young Kang Bong man
Park Min Ji as young Yoo Hye-chan
Park Hyo Bin
Production Credits
Screenwriter: Go Bong Hwang, Kim Kyung Hee
Director: Kim Won Yong, Ham Young Hoon
Assistant director: Kim Won Suk
원작: Ji Suhyeon(지수현)
활영: Kang Jangsu(강장수)
조명: Yi Yongho(이용호), Yi Chulgil(이출길)
무술: Pak Jucheon(박주천)
동시녹음: Cheon Hiseon(천희선)
장비: Kwon Taeweon(권태원)


Title: 패션 70′s / Pae-syeon 70′s / Fashion 70′s
Chinese Title : 流行70 / 時尚風雲70年代 / 時尚70年代
Genre: Drama, History
Episodes: 28
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2005-May-23 to 2005-Aug-29
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis
Fashion 70′s focused on the lives of four young people, from their childhood during the Korean War, to their careers and love lives within the booming fashion world of the seventies. When Joon Hee was young, she befriends a little girl called Kang Hee, this two girls always get into trouble because of Kang Hee’s greedy mother. At the same time, Joon Hee also makes friends with two boys, Dong Young, the son of a military general and Jang Bin. But when North Korean forces invade their town, both girls are separated from their parents and Joon Hee’s mother is killed in an explosion. Believing his daughter to have died, Joon Hee’s father adopts Kang Hee and raises her as his own daughter. Joon Hee is discovered at an orphanage by Kang Hee’s mother, and is also adopted. The trauma of the events causes Joon Hee to block out her childhood memories and she grows up on a small island as Doe Mi, unaware of her true identity.
Years pass and their paths cross again, with complicated and destructive results. Doe Mi dreams of becoming a fashion designer, and petty criminal Jang Bin helps her move to Seoul to chase her dream. In the process he falls in love with her, but his feelings are unrequited…
Cast
Lee Yo Won as Han Duh Mi (born Ko Joon Hee)
- Byun Joo Yun as young Duh Mi
Kim Min Jung as Ko Joon Hee (born Kang Hee)
- Jung Min Ah as young Ko Joon Hee
Joo Jin Mo as Kim Dong Young
- Kim Young Chan as young Kim Dong Young
Chun Jung Myung as Jang Bin
- Eun Won Jae as young Jang Bin
Jun In Taek as Joon Hee’s father
Lee Mi Young as Joon Hee’s mother
Song Ok Sook as Lee Yang Ja (Kang Hee’s mother)
Lee Hye Young as Jang Bong Sil (Bin’s mother, fashion designer)
Choi Il Hwa as Kim Hong Seok (Dong Young’s father)
Hyun Young as Ha Yeon Kyung
Kim Byung Choon as Bang Yook Sung
Kim So Yun (김소연) as Oh Sang Hee
Lee Byung Joon
Jung So Young
Lee Eun
Bae Soo Bin
Jo Kye Hyung
Kim Joon Sung
Production Credits
Director: Lee Jae Kyu
Writer: Jung Sung Hee
Production: Kim Jong-Hak Production


Title: 쾌걸 춘향 / Kwae-geol Choon-hyang / Delightful Girl Choon Hyang
Chinese Title : 豪杰春香
Also known as: Sassy Girl, Choon-hyang (KBS Global) / Pleasurable Girl Choon-Hyang
Genre: Comedy, romance, drama
Episodes: 17
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2005-Jan-03 to 2005-Mar-01
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis
“Sassy Girl, Choon-hyang” is the 2005 interpretation of the “Legend of Choon-hyang”. The story begins when Lee Mong-ryong is transferred from Seoul to a high school in Namwon, North Jeolla Province. Chun-hyang does her best to help Mong-ryong, her first love and the son of the Namwon Police Station chief, to enter a prestigious university. However, after meeting with Mong-ryong’s first love, Chae-rin, Mong-ryong’s love toward Chun-hyang is shattered, although Chun-hyang’s love remains unwavering. One day, Byeon Hak-do, CEO of a famous entertainment company, appears in her life. He exudes confidence that he can make any woman fall for him. But as Chun-hyang shows no interest in him, his self-esteem is damaged profoundly. Byeon Hak-do is determined to make her love him.
Cast
Han Chae Young as Sung Choon Hyang
Jae Hee as Lee Mong Ryong
Uhm Tae Woong as Byun Hak Do
Park Shi Eun as Hong Chae Rin
Extended Cast
Lee In Hye as Han Dan Hee
Moon Ji Yoon as Pang Ji Hyuk
Kim Chung as Kong Wol Mae (Choon Hyang’s mother)
Ahn Suk Hwan as Mong Ryong’s father
Choi Ran as Mong Ryong’s mother
Joo Ho as Dong Soo
Lee Han Wie as teacher
Hong Ji Young as Mi San
Son Il Kwon as Kang Min
Park Shi Hoo as Chae Rin’s boyfriend (cameo, ep1-2)
Lee Gun as Director Baek (Byun Hak Do’s subordinate)
Production Credits
Screenwriter: Hong Jung Eun, Hong Mi Ran
Producer: Lee Duk Gun
Director: Jun Ki Sang, Ji Byung Hyun
Cinematography: Lee Ja Seong (이자성)
Lighting: Jo Cha Hyeon (조차현)
Asst. Director: Lee Eung Bok (이응복)
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Title: 떨리는 가슴 / Ddeol-li-neun Ga-seum / Beating Heart
Chinese Title : 驿动的心
Also known as: Six Love Stories
Genre: Romance, family drama
Episodes: 12
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2005-Apr-02 to 2005-May-08
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 7:55 PM

Synopsis
Beating Heart is a MBC experimental omnibus drama composed of six chapters with the title: “When did you feel your heart beating the hardest?” Conveying answers, such as love, sorrow and joy, are six pairs of directors and screenwriters who participated in this drama. Each team took one chapter consisting of two episodes.
Cast
Bae Jong Ok as Bae Jong Ok
Kim Chang Wan as Kim Chang Wan (Jong Ok’s husband)
Bae Doo Na as Bae Doo Na (record store clerk)
Kim Dong Wan as Kang Sung Jae (office worker)
Shin Sung Woo as Jung Nam Soo
Go Ah Sung as Kim Bo Mi (Jong Ok & Chang Wan’s daughter)
Harisu as Park Man Ho / Park Hye Eum
Kim Hak Joon as Chan
Yoo Hye Jung as Lee Ran (Chan’s mother)
Choi Kang Hee as Oh Soo Kyung
Choi Jung Won as Jung Hyun
Ji Sung as Kim Woo Jin / Seok Jin
Kim Soo Mi as Mae Shim
Choi Soo Han
Production Credits / Director / Screenwriter
Oh Kyung Hoon / Kim In Young (chapter 1)
Go Dong Sun / Jung Hyung Soo (chapter 2)
Shin Hyun Chang / Park Jung Hwan (chapter 3)
Lee Yoon Jung / Hong Jin Ah (chapter 4)
Kim Jin Man / Lee Kyung Hee (chapter 5)
Park Sung Soo / In Jung Ok (chapter 6)