Queen of Housewives

Details

• Title: 내조의 여왕 / Queen of Housewives
• Also known as: Queen of Wives / My Wife Is A Superwoman
• Genre: Romance
• Episodes: 20
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2009-Mar-16 to 2009-May-19
• Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
• Related TV shows: Queen of Reversals

Synopsis

Chun Ji Ae and Yang Bong Soon are high school classmates who did not have the best relationship with each other. Ji Ae was the most popular girl in school whereas Bong Soon was the girl that was always made fun of. Years later, their roles are reversed as Bong Soon's husband, Han Joon Hyuk, is very successful whereas Ji Ae's husband, Ohn Dal Soo, is just an average company worker. Things get complicated when Dal Soo starts an extra-marital affair with his boss's wife, Eun So Hyuk. How will Ji Ae react to this?

Cast

• Kim Nam Joo as Chun Ji Ae
• Oh Ji Ho as Ohn Dal Soo
• Lee Hye Young as Yang Bong Soon
• Sun Woo Sun as Eun So Hyun
• Choi Chul Ho as Han Joon Hyuk
• Yoon Sang Hyun as Heo Tae Joon
• Kim Chang Wan as Kim Hong Shik
• Na Young Hee as Jang Young Sook

Ji Ae's & Bong Soon high school classmates

• Park Joo Hee as Go Mi Young
• Lee Seung Ah as Kim Young Sun
• Jung Soo Young as Ji Hwa Ja (fortune teller)
• Kim Do Yun as Ahn Jung Sook

Queen Food husbands & wives

• Kim Yong Hee as Ha Chang
• Choi Ye Jin as Hwang Sook (Ha Chang's wife)
• Kim Jung Hak as Department chief Yang
• Hwang Hyo Eun as Lee Seul (chief Yang's chunky wife)
• Hwang Jae Hee as Gong Young Min (HR manager's nephew)
• Joo Min Ha as Jung Go Woon (Young Min's wife, art gallery assistant)
• Lee Mae Ri as Jung Ran

Other people

• Kang Soo Han as Han Hyuk Chan (Bong Soon & Joon Hyuk's son)
• Kim Sung Kyum as President Heo (Tae Joon's father)
• Yoo Ji In as Tae Joon's mother
• Kim Young Ran as Ji Ae's mother
• ?? as Ohn Jung Won (Ji Ae & Dal Soo's daughter)
• Baek Seung Hee as Hyang Suk
• Kim Seung Woo as a police officer (cameo, ep3)
• Kim Shin Young as couple in sauna (cameo, ep11)
• Shin Dong Hee as couple in sauna (cameo, ep11)
• Kim Sung Min as Tae Joon's friend (cameo, ep16)
• Yoo Jae Suk as a job applicant (cameo, ep20)
• Park Myung Soo as a job applicant (cameo, ep20)
• Jung Hyung Don asv applicant (cameo, ep20)
• Jun Jin as a job applicant (cameo, ep20)
• Kim Ik Tae as jeweller
• Min Joon Hyun as Ohn Dal Soo's co-worker
• Lee Seung Ho
• Kim Ik

Production Credits

• Director: Go Dong Sun
• Screenwriter: Park Ji Eun
• Producer:

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Good Job, Good Job

Details

• Title: 잘했군 잘했어 / Good Job, Good Job
• Also known as: Job Well Done / Well Done / Thumbs Up For A Job Well Done
• Genre: Romance, family
• Episodes: 40
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2009-Mar-14 to 2009-Aug-02
• Air time: Saturday & Sunday 19:55

Synopsis

Lee Kang Joo is a single mother who was abandoned by her previous boyfriend, Yoo Ho Nam. Ho Nam did not know that Kang Joo was pregnant with his child and went abroad to study. When Ho Nam returns to Korea, Kang Joo tries to cover up the fact that Byul is their daughter. Choi Seung Hun is the son of Jung Soo Hee who is Kang Joo's mentor and boss. He has been pursuing Kang Joo since he was in high school but she has always been unresponsive to his advances. Will he finally convince her that his love for her is real? How will he respond to finding out that she has a daughter and who her father is?

Cast

• Uhm Ki Joon as Choi Seung Hun
• Chae Rim as Lee Kang Joo
• Kim Seung Soo as Yoo Ho Nam
• Kim Jung Hwa as Na Mi Ra
• Seo Hyo Rim as Ha Eun Bi
• Choi Daniel as Lee Eun Hyuk

Extended Cast

• Jung Ae Ri as Jung Soo Hee (Seung Hun's mother)
• Joo Hyun as Lee Jung Jae (Kang Joo's father)
• Kim Hae Sook as Wang Young Soon (Kang Joo's mother)
• Kang Boo Ja as Yoon Ok Rae (Soo Hee's mother)
• Jun Min Seo as Lee Byul (Kang Joo's daughter)
• Lee Han Wie as Min Shi
• Kim Joo Hyuk (김주혁) as Lee Ho
• Kim Sun Hyuk as Yoo Ho Joon (Ho Nam's brother)
• Won Jong Rye as Ho Nam's mother
• Chun Ho Jin as Han Sung Hoon
• Yoon So Jung as Bae Jung Ja (Sung Hoon's mother)
• Park Ha Young as Na Yoon
• Lee El as Min Joo
• Han Young Kwang
• Ha Sung Chul (하성철)
• Go Da Mi
• Shin Young Jin
• Kang Min Hee

Production Credits

• Director: Kim Nam Won, Son Hyung Suk
• Screenwriter: Park Ji Hyun
• Producer: Lee Dae Young

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Ja Myung Go

Details

• Title: 자명고 / Ja Myung Go
• Previously known as: 왕녀 자명고 / Princess Ja Myung Go
• Also known as: The Royal Princess of Ja Myung Go / The Story of Self Destruction
• Genre: Historical, period, romance
• Episodes: 39
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2009-Mar-10 to 2009-Jul-21
• Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
• Related Series: The Kingdom of The Winds

Synopsis

Legend has it that more than 2000 years ago, the Kingdom of Nangnang possessed a mystical Ja Myung Drum (Ja Myung Go) which will sound by itself when enemies invade. In reality, Ja Myung Go does not represent the drum but instead, is embodied by the King's daughter, Princess Ja Myung. Princess Ja Myung and Princess Nak-Rang are born on the same day and time to the same father but different mothers. It is predicted that one princess will become the nation's savior while the other will bring the entire nation down. Using her family's powerful background, Princess Nak-Rang's mother successfully establishes her daughter as the savior princess while Princess Ja Myung, who is branded the princess of destruction, escapes death with the help of her mother and grows up among the common folk. When she learns of her true identity, Princess Ja Myung returns to her Kingdom, resulting in a new wave of internal politics and power struggles. Princess Ja Myung and Prince Hodong of the rival state of Goguryeo fall in love but fate has it that they cannot be together. Princess Nak-Rang, who is also in love with the Prince, willingly gives her nation up to him by destroying her Kingdom's mystical war drum. Princess Ja Myung, fighting to save her nation, finally pierces her sword towards her beloved Prince Hodong...

Cast

• Jung Ryu Won as Princess Ja Myung
  • Lee Young Yoo as Ja Myung / Pu Ku (child)
• Park Min Young as Princess Ra Hee
  • Jin Ji Hee as Ra Hee (child)
• Jung Kyung Ho as Prince Hodong
  • Kang Soo Han as Hodong (child)
  • Yeo Jin Goo as Hodong (adolescent)
• Moon Sung Geun as King Daemusin
• Kim Sung Ryung as Mo Ha So (Ja Myung's mother)
• Hong Yo Seob as Chae Ri (Ja Myung & Ra Hee's father)
• Lee Mi Sook as Wang Ja Shi / Lady Hae (Ra Hee's mother)
• Lee Joo Hyun as Wang Hol
  • Park Gun Tae as Wang Hol (child)
• Yeo Wook Hwan as Il Poom
  • Yoon Chan as Il Poom (child)
• Park Hyo Joo as Chi So
• Sung Hyun Ah as Song Maesolsoo
• Kim Ga Yun as Yeo Rang (Hodong's aunt)
• Lee Han Wie as Woonaru
• Ji Sung Won as Dong Go Bi
• Go Soo Hee as Mo Young Hae
• Jo Mi Ryung as Mi Chu (Circus owner)
• Kang Ye Sol as So So
  • Park Ha Young as So So (child)
  • Moon Ga Young as So So (adolescent)
• Lee Won Jong as Cha Cha Song (Circus owner)
• Na Han Il as Wang Geng
• Go Soo Hee as Mo Yang Hae (Wang Geng's wife)
• Kim Hak Chul as Boo Dal (Wang Geng's soldier)
• Lee Young Bum as Eul Doo Ji (Hodong's mentor)
• Jang Doo Yi as Do Chal
• Park Jung Woo as Chu Bal So
• Ji Il Joo as Jeom So Yi
• Ahn Suk Hwan as (prophet)
• Jang Ji Eun
• Yoon Seo Hyun
• Jun Hae Ryong
• Min Ah Ryung
• Yoon Ji Eun
• Kim So Hyun
• Ji Yoo

Production Credits

• Director: Lee Myung Woo (이명우)
• Screenwriter: Jung Sung Hee

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Tae Hee, Hye Kyo, Ji Hyun

Details

• Title: 태희혜교지현이 / Tae Hee, Hye Kyo, Ji Hyun
• Genre: Family, romance
• Episodes: 133
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2009-Mar-02 to 2009-Sep-04
• Air time: Monday to Friday 19:45

Synopsis

The series is described as taking a cheerful look at the lives of its female leads, their families, and friends.

Cast

• Park Mi Sun as Park Mi Sun
• Jung Sun Kyung as Jung Sun Kyung
• Kim Hee Jung as Kim Hee Jung
• Choi Eun Kyung as Choi Eun Kyung
• Park Sung Woong as Sung Woong
• Lee Se Chang as Han Sang Pil
• Sun Woo Yong Nyeo as Sun Woo Yong Nyeo
• Hong Ji Min as Hong Ji Min
• Shim Eun Kyung as Shim Eun Kyung
• Han Bo Bae as Han Bo Bae
• Kim Gook Jin as Kim Gook Jin
• Yoon Jong Shin as Yoon Jong Shin
• Moon Hee Jun as Moon Hee Jun
• Jang Hee Jin as Jang Hee Jin
• Jung Se In as Jung Se In
• Lee Jang Woo as Lee Jang Woo
• Sung Eun Jae as Sung Eun Jae
• Lee Sung Min as Lee Sung Min
• No Min Woo as Noh Min Woo
• Hyun Woo as Kim Hyun Woo
• Hong Jong Shin as Yoon Jong Shin
• Kim Dong Bum as Kim Dong Bum
• Jang Geun Yi as Jang Geun Yi
• Lee Tae Min as Junsu
• Min Joon Hyun as journalist

Cameos

• Kim Na Young as Han Sang Pil's younger sister
• Park Myung Soo
• Kim Jin Sun
• MC Mong
• Shin Eun Jung
• Lee Hyuk Jae
• Jung Joon Ha
• Jung Suk Kwon
• Kim Hee Chul
• Sunny (ep 126)
• Jessica (ep 126)
• Kim Jung Ha

Production Credits

• Producer: Lee Jin Suk
• Screenwriter: Kim Hyun Hee, Park Min Jung, Han Seol Hee

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My Love For You

Details

• Title: 그대를 사랑합니다 / My Love For You
• Also known as: Someone To Love
• Genre Family
• Episodes: 16
• Broadcast network: MBC
• Broadcast period: 2009-Mar to 2009
• Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

Synopsis

Im Mi Rang's parents died in a car accident when she was eighteen years-old. Her grandparents took her in after the accident. Years later, Mi Rang opens a milk store with money from an anonymous donor. Mi Rang and her husband divorced due to irreconcilable differences and she is determined to raise her daughter as a single mother. A drama about a village, the people living in the village, and the romance within the village.

Cast

• Yoon Son Ha as Im Mi Rang
• Choi Bool Am Kim Man Suk
• Na Moon Hee as Song Yi Bun
• Yoon Yeo Jung as Hwang Sun Hee
• Song Jae Ho as Jang Gun Bong
• Nam Gyu Ri as Kim Yeon Ah
• Lee Sang Yeob as Myung Hun
• Uhm Ki Joon as Lee Tae Baek
• Kang Boo Ja as Hwang Seung Hee
• Kim Byung Man

Production Credits

• Original work: Comic by Kang Pul
• Director: Lee Jae Dong
• Screenwriter: Lee Suk Jin

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Can Anyone Love

Details

• Title: 사랑은 아무나 하나 / Sarangeun Amuna Hana
• Also known as: Can Anyone Love / Dare to Love / Love to Anybody
• Genre: Family, Comedy
• Episodes: 50
• Broadcast network: SBS
• Broadcast period: 2009-Mar-08 to 2009-Aug-23
• Air time: Saturday & Sunday 20:50

Synopsis

A comedy drama centering around 4 sisters. The sisters and their families live in the same multi-story building with a coffee shop on the 1st floor.

Cast

Oh sisters' family

• Ji Soo Won as Oh Poong Ran (1st sister, writer)

  Lee Sung Min as Heo Se Dol (Poong Ran's husband, car salesman)

• Yoo Ho Jung as Oh Seol Ran (2nd sister, doctor)

  Yoon Da Hoon as Lee Soo Nam (Seol Ran's husband, dentist)

  Yeo Jin Goo as Lee Poo Reum Chan (Seol Ran & Soo Nam's son)

• Han Go Eun as Oh Geum Ran (3rd sister)

  Jung Da Bin as Oh Jang Mi (Geum Ran's daughter)

• Son Hwa Ryung as Oh Bong Sun (4th sister)
• Im Hyun Sik as Oh Kab Soo (father)
• Park Jung Soo as Park Ae Sook (mother)

Other people

• Tei as Danny Hong (coffee shop employee)
• Park Kwang Hyun as Lee Soon Shin (doctor)
• Sun Woo Jae Duk as Ryu Young Ha (soap opera screenwriter)
• Kim Ji Wan as Jang Tae Woo (sports fitness trainer)
• Ha Hwang Haiyen as Yanti (South Sea island girl)
• Seo Hye Won as Dal Ja
• Song Ok Sook as Kim Jin Moo (Lee Soon Shin's mother)
• Yoo Seung Bong as Lee Soon Shin's father
• Ahn Seo Hyun as Ha Neul
• Tae Hwang as Gong Chang Soo
• Yoon Ji Eun

Production Credits

• Screenwriter: Choi Soon Sik (최순식)
• Director: Lee Jong Soo

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