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Park Seon-ja runs a little restaurant selling beef soup and raised her three daughters on her own. Now grown up, eldest Mi-seon juggles work and family, confident Mi-ri falls for her co-worker Han Tae-joo, whose family owns the company, and youngest Mi-hye, once a promising novelist, helps out at the restaurant.
A Korean belief holds that ages ending in nine bring extra bad luck, and the men of one family put it to the test. Gu Kwang-soo, 39, is a once-celebrated music show producer demoted to a low-rated quiz program after an on-air scandal, and his ex-girlfriend Da-in has just moved in upstairs with her young daughter. His nephews Jin-gu, 29, and Min-gu, 19, face love troubles of their own.
This family drama follows Kim Tae-joo, the eldest daughter in her household, and Lee Sang-joon, a top star who is the eldest son in his. Each carries the weight of being the oldest child while looking for a happiness of their own.
During Korea's 1997 financial crisis, a young man steps up as CEO of his father's small company. The story follows him as he grows into the role, while his family and employees fight alongside him to keep the business from going under.
Three generations of women share one family, led by Kang Soon-ok, a celebrated cooking teacher to the wealthy. Her elder daughter Hyun-jung is a rising news anchor, while younger daughter Hyun-sook is the family's black sheep. Hyun-sook's daughter Jung Ma-ri, a high-achieving academic, finds herself caught between two half-brothers, reporter Lee Doo-jin and kendo instructor Lee Roo-oh.
Fed up with her family after her stepbrother loses their home and money in a scam, Park Dan-dan leaves home. On a mountain, she runs into Lee Young-guk, a capable company chairman and widower with three children. She becomes the kids' live-in tutor, and soon other members of her family end up living in his house too.
Woo Joo-young, a bright and caring eldest daughter, is divorced after her husband's affair. Taking her son Chan-noh to a soccer match, she meets Jang Woo-bin, a former national soccer player turned sports agent, and the boy quickly takes to him. A close friendship grows between the two adults, though differences in age, status and experience stand in their way.
Nine-year-old Baek Na-rim is the only survivor of a car crash that takes her whole family, leaving her with memory loss and unable to speak. To help her heal, her uncle Byun hires Oh Dal-geon, an ex-gangster who rents out fake wedding guests and mourners, to assemble a fake family of seven, and the misfits he recruits barely get along.
The proud, traditional Ha family and the newly rich Lee family, who made their money through loan sharking, could hardly be more different. Ha Dan-ah, the Ha family's dutiful youngest granddaughter, still can't move on after losing her husband young, and she keeps clashing with Lee Kang-suk, a ruthless businessman, until a strange turn of events pulls them into a pretend relationship.
Widower Lee Sang-tae has raised his two children with help from his late wife's overbearing parents. Divorced mother of three Ahn Mi-jung hides from her family that her ex-husband married her former best friend. When Mi-jung joins Sang-tae's marketing team at a sportswear brand, the two capable colleagues get caught up in each other's family troubles.
As a small boy, Jung Mu-young is left by his birth mother with the Kim family, who raise him as their own but keep his different surname in case she returns. Rebellious and guarded, he keeps his loved ones at arm's length, and when he meets the bright, kind Seok Ji-soo at school, he feels unworthy of her.
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.
In the Lee family, led by grandfather Lee Kyung-cheol, parents Lee Min-ho and Han Kyung-ae have three grown sons who all shy away from marriage. To push them along, the elders announce that whichever son ties the knot within six months will be rewarded with an apartment.
Eun Chae-ryung is the spoiled youngest child who has always leaned on her father for everything. When he suddenly suffers a brain hemorrhage, she must leave her sheltered life behind and face real hardship as she learns to stand on her own two feet.
Lee Roo-ri gives up on landing a job at a big company and, after clashing with her strict father, escapes on a trip to Guam. There she meets Jung Tae-yang, a free-spirited wanderer who lives by the YOLO motto and puts his own happiness first, though he hides an emotional wound of his own.
Kim Yi-han is a male nanny from New York who gets stuck in South Korea and needs work. Divorced fashion worker Seo Do-young is raising two kids, Eun-bi and Jung-min, whose antics have scared off every nanny, all while living under the strict rule of her older sister Janice, who runs a modeling agency.
Yoon Seung-joo, a confident graduate art student from a wealthy family, has always been self-centered and short-tempered with her younger brothers. When her father goes bankrupt and vanishes, she is suddenly left to face debt and poverty as head of the household, just as her former boyfriend Geon-woo returns to her life.
The Song family is led by father Kwang-ho and lively mother Ok-hee, who has doted on her four sons and meddled in their love lives. Now she worries they will never marry: shy pharmacist Jin-poong, charming doctor Dae-poong, earnest news reporter Sun-poong and sensitive youngest Mi-poong, who is studying to retake his university entrance exam.
Centered on a family flower shop that blooms all year round, this daily drama follows a large extended family. Its children, who grew up through their parents' divorce and remarriage, push past prejudice as they fight for success at work and in love.
This series follows a careless, immature single mother and her calm, sensible daughter as they live together under one roof. Their bond often looks more like two sisters than a typical mother and child.
After high school, Jin Dal-rae takes a job at a local bank in Pyeongchang County, where she meets mountain climber Jang Tae-oh and follows him to Seoul to marry him. When he dies in an accident before their baby is born, she raises her daughter Yoo-jin with her mother-in-law, Lee Soon-seom. Years later, Soon-seom urges her to move on and sets up blind dates.
On the marketing team of a cosmetics brand, a romance blooms between Yoon Song-ah and her younger colleague Chae Hyun-seung. Around them, his sisters have their own relationships: dressmaker Chae Ji-seung is dating a coworker from the cosmetics company, and Chae Yeon-seung is raising a young daughter with her husband.
Seo Jung-in, the third child of a rich family, is abandoned by her groom on their wedding day when he learns her family has gone bankrupt. With their house sold and their father arrested, the Seos are forced to move in with the family of their former chauffeur, whose grandson Hyun-soo keeps bickering with Jung-in.
After 50 years in Hollywood, Jung Kkeut-soon comes back to Korea hoping to reconnect with her family. As her relatives scramble to win a share of her enormous fortune, the reunion turns chaotic and puts the family's bonds to the test.
Hoping to revive her fading popularity, former idol singer Oh In-young joins a reality show that pairs up pretend mothers- and daughters-in-law. Her on-screen partner is Yang Choon-ja, the head of a long-established traditional clan, and the two cannot stand each other on camera.
Kang Dong-seok escaped poverty to become a brilliant but arrogant, short-tempered prosecutor, cut off from his family. After 15 years away, he is transferred back to his hometown, where he must face his misfit siblings and his first love Cha Hae-won, and rediscover the warmth of family and neighbors.
Hong Ae-ja works as a host on a home shopping channel and is the mother of three accomplished daughters, Ji-sung, In-sung and Hee-sung. Through marriage, her family becomes tied to the households of So Pan-seok and Heo Eun-sook, and the lives of all three families begin to intertwine.
The four Gung siblings are all named after jewels: Bi-chwi, San-ho, Ryu-bi and Ho-bak. The two sisters hope to land wealthy husbands for an easy life, San-ho studies for the bar exam dreaming of becoming a prosecutor, and the youngest keeps getting into fights, which leads to clashes at home and in love.
Three sisters each face their own struggles with love and family. Eldest Ji-won is married to a controlling dentist, middle sister Mi-won lives with the college boyfriend she ran off with, and youngest Hye-won, who puts her career first, gives in to family pressure and agrees to a contract marriage with her coworker Jae-ha.
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.
Yang Gook-hwa, a 19-year-old country girl from Yanbian, comes to Seoul to marry Hong Soon-goo, only to learn on arrival that he has just been killed in a car accident. Choosing to stay and build a new life while sending money home, she is taken in by his family, and soon clashes with Park Yoon-hoo, the icy, hot-tempered son of a telecom CEO.
In the neighborhood of Changri-dong, a group of retired special-forces operatives have spent years living as ordinary civilians. When strange incidents, including a string of mysterious explosions, start to threaten their families and community, they band together and put their old military skills to work, all while juggling everyday life.
Baek-ho and Dan-poong first meet during a food tasting at a mart and keep bumping into each other in silly situations. Then Baek-ho joins the marketing team at Bonjour Foods, where Dan-poong turns out to be his superior, and at first she finds his inexperience exasperating.
This daily drama follows three families whose relationships and everyday lives are thrown into a tangle because of one lie. Through their ups and downs, the story explores what family and love really mean to the people caught up in it.
Pil Jeong is a divorced single mother of two who has sworn never to marry again. Her children have other ideas: they beg her to find and wed a wealthy man to secure the family's future, setting off a comic family mission.
Nam Na-bi was once a top star, loved more for her beauty and style than her acting, until a string of scandals turned her into one of the most disliked celebrities around. Leaving fame behind, she marries a mysterious man and moves in with his family, where fresh troubles and hard lessons are waiting.
Jin Pal-gang, 25, has worked at an insurance company for five years, spends more than she earns and dreams of marrying a perfect man. When her parents die, she suddenly becomes guardian to her five younger adopted siblings. Her coworker Won Kang-ha, a sharp company lawyer abandoned as a child, finds it hard to let anyone in.
Yoon Jung-sook is a lively eighteen-year-old schoolgirl whose family promised her at birth to Kwon Hyuk-joon, heir of another clan and a prosecutor ten years older. After falling for a mysterious stranger in traditional clothes, she finds herself a teenage bride trying to fit into her husband's tradition-bound household.
Yoon Tae-soo is a warm, loving father who heads his family while keeping his life as a gang boss hidden from them. Wanting his grown children's respect, he tries to turn his construction company and his gang into legitimate, clean businesses, but his chief rival, Baek Ki-beom, keeps standing in his way.
Jung Yi-hyun is a genius whose psychogenic amnesia has wiped away all memory of her husband and young daughter. Her husband, Hong Gyung-doo, is poor and uneducated but a devoted father to their gifted girl Hae-deum. With his help, Yi-hyun sets out to piece her lost past back together, beside a man who seems nothing like her match.
Old sailor Park Jae-chul has three sons and a daughter. Eldest son Dong-gyu carries the family's weight and loves Yoon Soo-kyung; second son Young-gyu dreams only of money and a rich wife; daughter Sang-ok is in college; and youngest Min-gyu, a gifted but withdrawn painter, keeps his distance because he was born to a different mother.
