Another oh hae young episode 1
But then, I admit that it took me 13 episodes before fully investing my heart on Do-kyung’s character. Not to mention Tae-jin’s break-up line was a little too harsh to say on the day before your own wedding. When Hae-young (Seo Hyun-jin) was devastated after her break-up with Tae-jin, she did all sorts of things that a normal brokenhearted girl would do. The striking component of this drama was how the complicated story line was presented in the most relatable way. Grumpy tidbit: There were fun cameos by Yeon Woo-jin, Lee Sun-bin, and Seo Ye-ji in the drama, too! Because this drama’s PD was also the one who helmed another fan-favorite romantic comedy, its OST was repeatedly heard throughout the series. To make things more complicated, Do-kyung kept seeing visions of the stranger Oh Hae-young in the future. However, everything was apparently a case of mistaken identity as the woman who was supposed to marry Tae-jin had coincidentally the same name Oh Hae-young (Seo Hyun-jin) as the one who left him. One year after the incident, Do-kyung was told that Hae-young was going to marry a businessman named Han Tae-jin (Lee Jae-yoon), prompting Do-kyung to avenge and sabotage Tae-jin’s business by leaving him bankrupt. The story revolved around Park Do-kyung (Eric Moon), an introvert sound director who was grieving the disappearance of his bride Oh Hae-young (Jeon Hye-bin) on their wedding day. It was also considered as one of the highest rated Korean dramas in cable television history.
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It’s a story about healing and acceptance.Īnother Oh Hae Young was a hit tvN drama starring Eric Moon, Seo Hyun-jin, and Jeon Hye-bin, which aired for 18 episodes from May to June 2016. It was packaged as a romantic comedy, but it’s not. This week’s Grumpy Flashback was a love story about how a couple crossed paths at the lowest point in their lives, and healed each other in their own way. We were taught to believe that even broken things can be mended – maybe not the way we imagined it to be, but for whatever reason, what’s broken will always heal the way it’s meant to. We were taught to always stand up whenever we get broken.