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Cha Yu-ri has been a ghost for five years since dying in an accident. Through a reincarnation project, she is given a chance to become human again if she can reclaim her place in life within 49 days, but her husband Gang-hwa has since remarried, forcing her to weigh her own happiness against his.
In 2000, fire captain Ki Ho-sang is killed in an explosion at a factory, and a ratings-hungry reporter wrongly paints him as responsible for his men's deaths, turning his family into outcasts. His young son Ha-myung is taken in on an island by kind Choi Gong-pil, who mistakes him for his own son, and there he meets Choi In-ha, a girl who hiccups whenever she lies.
In 1997, Yong-gu, a man with a developmental disability, lives happily with his six-year-old daughter Ye-sung and promises to buy her a Sailor Moon backpack. After a tragic accident involving a police commissioner's young daughter, he is wrongly arrested for her death and sent to prison, where his cellmates at first look down on him.
Born on Jeju in 1951, Ae-sun is a poor girl who dreams of becoming a poet, and Gwan-sik is the young man who adores her. Told through the eyes of their daughter, Yang Geum-myeong, the drama follows the adventures and many hardships that fill their lives.
As a toddler, Yoon Joon-suh accidentally knocks over the name cards on two newborns' cribs in a hospital nursery, and a nurse puts them back on the wrong babies. Years later, his sister Eun-suh is the most popular girl in her class, while her smart but overlooked classmate Choi Shin-ae grows jealous of her.
Sang-hyeon and his friend Dong-soo secretly take babies left in a church's baby box and sell them to adoptive parents on the black market. When So-young comes back for her newborn son, she decides to join them on a road trip to find a family for him, while two detectives follow their trail.
Han Jung-suh and Cha Song-joo are childhood friends whose close bond grows into love. When Jung-suh's father remarries, her new stepmother, an actress, and stepsister Yoo-ri make her life miserable, and Song-joo leaves to study in America without her.
Cha Moo-hyuk, abandoned as a child and mistreated by his adoptive parents, survives by scamming tourists in Australia. After an accident leaves a bullet in his head and little time to live, he returns to Korea to find his birth mother, a famous actress. Feeling betrayed, he plots revenge by working for her son, singer Choi Yoon, and meets Yoon's devoted friend Song Eun-chae.
Eun-jo has learned to trust no one after being hauled through one unstable household after another by her manipulative, money-hungry mother. When her mother lands Dae-sung, the quiet owner of an old rice wine brewery, Eun-jo moves into his big home, where he and his sweet, spoiled daughter Hyo-sun greet her with a kindness she can't bear.
This story follows four generations of a Korean family from 1915 to 1989. In 1931, Sunja leaves her family in Japanese-ruled Korea to start a new life in the Koreatown of Osaka, where Korean immigrants face hard living conditions and discrimination.
After her husband dies in a car accident, Lee Shin-ae moves with her young son Jun to Miryang, her late husband's hometown, hoping for a fresh start. When her car breaks down on the way in, local mechanic Kim Jong-chan comes to her aid, and he keeps helping out as she opens a piano school and settles into the town.
A woman who runs a side-dish shop is pulled into the fierce world of college entrance exams as her daughter prepares for them. Along the way, her life becomes tangled up with a star instructor at a private cram school, and an unexpected relationship begins to form between them.
During the 1950 Hungnam evacuation of the Korean War, young Deok-soo is separated from his little sister, and his father stays behind to search for her. Before they part, his father makes Deok-soo promise to look after the family, and the boy flees to Busan with his mother and siblings to start over.
After his father dies suddenly, Geu-ru, who has Asperger syndrome, meets his uncle Sang-gu, a former convict, for the first time. Named as Geu-ru's guardian, Sang-gu joins him in running the family's trauma cleaning business, where clearing out the belongings of the dead reveals the stories they left behind. Sang-gu also struggles with his troubled history with Geu-ru's father.
Seoul, 1994. Fourteen-year-old Eun-hee is a shy girl who loves drawing and spends her days with her best friend Ji-suk at cram school. Overlooked by her parents and mistreated by her older brother, she finds new warmth when a free-spirited teacher, Ms. Kim, arrives to teach her class.
Fresh out of prison after serving time for a fatal hit-and-run, Hong Jong-du returns to Seoul and finds his family moved away without telling him. Awkward and out of step with everyone, he takes a delivery job and seeks out the victim's family, where he meets Gong-ju, a woman with cerebral palsy who has been left on her own.
Seven-year-old Sang-woo, a spoiled city boy, is left with his elderly grandmother in a remote village while his mother looks for work in Seoul. She cannot speak and walks bent over with a cane, and her home has no electricity or running water, so he treats her rudely while she patiently tries to care for him.
Wonderland is an AI service that lets people talk with loved ones who have passed away through simulated video calls. Archaeologist Bai Li keeps calling her young daughter from a desert dig, flight attendant Jeong-in chats with her astronaut boyfriend Tae-joo, and Wonderland staffer Hae-ri handles customers' cases while fending off teasing calls from her parents.
In Sanpo, a quiet suburb on the edge of Seoul, three siblings endure long daily commutes into the city, while a mysterious stranger works for their father nearby. Each of them longs to break free from lives that feel stuck, weighed down by office politics, money worries and private secrets.
Choi Soo-ah is a seasoned flight attendant married to Park Jin-seok, a pilot who controls every part of her life and their daughter Hyo-eun's. Over her objections, he sends Hyo-eun to an international school in Malaysia, where she meets Annie, the daughter of Seo Do-woo. A tragedy involving Annie soon ties Soo-ah's life to Do-woo's.
A tragic accident leaves an ambitious prosecutor paralyzed and with the mind of a child. Forced to start over, he and his mother set out on a journey to repair their strained relationship and find their way back to each other.
Woo-joo's life falls apart when she discovers her father was unfaithful. After his death, his mistress forces her out of the family home. Woo-joo sets out to get even, but she finds herself falling for Dong-jin, the mistress's son.
Kim Ji-young is a stay-at-home mother raising her young daughter while her husband, Dae-hyun, works at an office. Once happy in a marketing career, she now feels trapped and unfulfilled, and at times she begins speaking and acting as though she were her own mother or late grandmother.
Hong Jeong-hye is serving ten years in prison for killing her abusive husband, and the son she bears behind bars must, by law, be given up for adoption. Promised a day out with her infant if she pulls it off, she sets out to form a choir with fellow inmates, including death-row prisoner Kim Moon-ok.
Told in three short parts, the film follows a young man named Youngho. He waits to see his father, a traditional Korean doctor, at his clinic; later surprises his girlfriend Juwon in Berlin, where she has gone to study fashion; and years after, meets a famous actor, an old friend of his mother, at a seaside restaurant.
As a child, Kim Hye-ja found a special watch on the beach that can turn back time. When she uses it to try to save her father from a car accident, she learns the cost: each time she rewinds time, she grows older. Meanwhile, Lee Joon-ha, a young man she shares a close friendship with, has given up his dreams under the weight of family troubles.
In 1925, under Japanese occupation, the legendary hunter Chun Man-duk has put down his rifle and lives quietly as an herb gatherer near Mount Jirisan with his teenage son, Seok. Meanwhile, the Japanese governor general, who collects tiger pelts, grows obsessed with killing a giant one-eyed tiger called the Mountain Lord that has escaped hunters for years.
In Seoul in 1975, nine-year-old Jin-hee is left at a Catholic orphanage by her father after he remarries, having been led to believe she is going on a trip. At the orphanage she struggles to accept being abandoned, holding on to the hope that her father will come back for her.
Gye-chun, a haenyeo diver on Jeju, is overjoyed when her granddaughter Hye-ji comes back after being lost for twelve years. The two start living together in Gye-chun's home and slowly try to rebuild their bond, though the grown-up Hye-ji shares very little about herself.
After losing their father, young sisters Tae-hee and Yoon-hee set out to find their wealthy grandfather, who had cut ties with the family. At the train station, robbers split them up: Tae-hee is helped by a boy named Jae-hyuk, while Yoon-hee is struck by a truck, loses her memory and is taken in by another family.
Lee Joong-ah was adopted by an Irish family as a child, and after losing them all to violence, she travels to Korea to search for her birth family. There she meets Kang Gook, a kind, lonely bodyguard who offers to help. She also crosses paths with Jae-bok, an aimless young man, and his warm-hearted girlfriend Si-yeon.
Jang Ji-goo is a 16-year-old on probation, living with his bedridden grandfather, his only known family. His sweet new girlfriend Sae-rom is the one bright spot in his life. After he is caught in a burglary with older boys from the neighborhood, he has no parent to speak for him and is sent to a juvenile reformatory.
Lee Poong-sang is a married, middle-aged man who has spent his life looking after his siblings. Because none of them ever felt loved by their parents, he carries the weight of the whole family on his shoulders, always the one left to take care of everyone.
The drama follows a man who, as his memory begins to fade, throws himself into protecting what matters most to him: the worth of a life lived with dignity and the love he shares with his family.
Since her divorce, Yoon-hee has lived in the countryside with her teenage daughter Sae-bom. When Sae-bom finds a romantic letter written to her mother by Jun, a Korean-Japanese woman who went to school with Yoon-hee long ago, she senses her mother's deep loneliness and plans a trip to the snowy Japanese town of Otaru, where Jun lives.
Little Jung Hae-won lives with her mother, Young-ran, who has been given a large sum of money by Hae-won's grandfather. When Young-ran dies, two kitchen helpers, Im Cheong-ok and Song Kyung-hwa, split the money between them, and Cheong-ok abandons the crying girl on a train bound for Seoul.
Lee Hae-sook dies at 80 after years of supporting her family on her own, and on arriving in Heaven she chooses to keep her elderly appearance. When she reunites with her husband Ko Nak-joon, now working as Heaven's postman, she is stunned to find he has gone back to his 30-year-old self.
One woman gives up love and family for the sake of ambition, while another lovingly takes in everything the first left behind. The drama follows bit-part actress Seo Jung-eun and film producer Han Yoo-kyung, whose fates become tangled together as each pursues her own path.
Geum-soon, a North Korean refugee who built the country's top hotel chain, has only months left to live and longs to see the grandson she lost touch with in the North. Her loyal aide Jeong Sang-cheol hires Yoo Jae-hoon, a struggling stage actor, to pose as that grandson, while her granddaughter Se-yeon fights to keep the family business together.
When Kim Doo-soo finds out that he has a terminal illness, his life and the lives of those closest to him are shaken. The series centers on his family as each member reacts to the news and faces what lies ahead.
Jung Deok-in left her job as a homicide detective after losing her only son. Now she runs a food stall outside his old school, watching over local children and her student customers to keep them safe from bullies and other dangers, while she searches for the truth about what happened to her son.
Han Seung-hee is a successful painter happily raising her son, Geu-roo, on her own. When she learns she is seriously ill, she becomes set on finding a loving family to adopt him after she is gone. That search leads her to her ex-boyfriend Moon Tae-joo, and she ends up becoming friends with his wife, Seo Ji-eun.
Maeng Soon-yi gave up her youth and schooling to look after her heavy-drinking father, after her mother walked out, and to pay her younger siblings' school fees. Now married with two daughters, she keeps pushing through life's hardships, until her husband, Ban Sung-moon, tells her he loves another woman and asks for a divorce.
Lee Bom-yi was once terminally ill, but a heart transplant has given her a new lease on life, and she now treasures every single day. She meets Kang Dong-ha, the CEO of Hanuiron and a widowed father of two whose wife died in an accident, and she begins to fall for him.
Eun-jin and Jae-hak, each married to someone else, find themselves drawn to one another. As their affair begins, it puts both of their marriages at risk and sends ripples through the lives of their families and friends, in a drama about the messy realities of married life.
Yoo Da-mi was sent to live with her grandmother as a child, believing her father was dead, while her mother Kang-ae became a bestselling author with no time for her. When Da-mi picks up a phone call from her father, she realizes her mother has lied for years, and in anger she gives up on college and becomes an actress.
Eighteen-year-old Lee Ha-ru moves to Seoul to chase her figure skating dreams and reunites with her stepbrother Shin Hwal, whom she has not seen in years. She ends up moving into the bachelor pad Hwal shares with his two best friends from the ad agency, and their tangled love lives soon collide.
