Title: 인현왕후의 남자 / Queen Inhyun’s Man
Chinese Title: 仁显王后的男人
Also known as: Queen and I
Genre: Fantasy, Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: tvN
Broadcast period: 2012-Apr-18 to 2012-June-07
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 23:00
Synopsis
A romanctic comedy drama about a classic scholar who arrives 300 years into the modern times (year 2012) from the Chosun (year 1694) through time warp and meets a delinquent actress.
Park Boong Do (Ji Hyun Woo) is a scholar who had supported the reinstatement of Queen In Hyun when Jang Heebin’s schemes resulted in her being deposed and replaced as King Sukjong’s queen consort. He travels 300 years into the future of modern Seoul and meets Choi Hee Jin (Yoo In Na), a no-name actress who is expecting a career renaissance through her role as Queen In Hyun in a TV drama ‘New Jang Heebin’.
Cast
Ji Hyun Woo as Park Boong Do
Yoo In Na as Choi Hee Jin
Kim Jin Woo as Han Dong Min
Ga Deuk Hi as Jo Soo Kyung
Park Young Rin (박영린) as Yoon Na Jung
Jo Dal Hwan as Chun Soo
Uhm Hyo Sup as Min Ahm
Lee Kwan Hoon (이관훈) as Ja Soo
Jin Ye Sol as Yoon Wol
Ji Nam Hyuk (지남혁) as Han Dong
Seo Woo Jin (서우진) as King Sukjong
Kim Hae In as Queen In Hyun
Choi Woo Ri (최우리) as Jang heebin
Kim Won Hae (김원해) as Officer Hong
Kim Kyul (김결) as Young Myung
Production Credits
Production Company: CJ E&M Corporation
Director: Kim Byung Soo
Screenwriter: Song Jae Jung
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Title: 스탠바이 / Standby
Chinese Title: 待机备用
Genre: Sitcom, Romance
Episodes: 100+
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2012-Apr-09 to 2012
Air time: Monday to Friday 19:45 to 20:15
Synopsis
“Standby” is a drama that revolves around the life and love of entertainment producers, writers, announcers and more based in a broadcasting company called TV 11.
Ryu Jin plays Ryu Jin haeng, who is determined to become a top news anchor.
Cast
Ryu Jin as Ryu Jin Haeng
Lee Ki Woo as Ryu Ki Woo
Jung So Min as Jung So Min
Si Wan as Im Si Wan
Ha Suk Jin as Ha Suk Jin
Park Joon Geum as Park Joon Geum
Kim Soo Hyun (1985) as Kim Soo Hyun
Kim Yun Woo as Kim Yun Woo
Simon D as Sam D
Go Kyung Pyo
Choi Jung Woo as Ryu Jung Woo
Kim Ye Won (1987) as Ye Won
Production Credits
Director: Jun Jin Soo
Screenwriter: Ki Seung Tae, Kim Yoon Hee, Lee Eun Young, Park Jae Hyun, Park Min Jung, Yang Seo Yoon (양서윤)
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Title: 천사의 선택 / An Angel’s Choice
Chinese Title: 天使的选择
Genre: Romance
Episodes: 100+
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2012-Apr-2 to 2012
Air time: Monday to Friday 07:50
Synopsis
A dangerous love by a woman who had no choice but to live intensely.
This drama tells the story of a woman who takes a beating because of husband’s betrayal and misunderstanding, and lives on to rediscover love and happiness with the help of family.
Choi Eun Seol (Choi Jung Yoon), a researcher at cosmetics company and a young married woman who is cheerful, lively and has strong curiosity. Although been betrayed and deeply hurt, and she insists on finding her own love and happiness.
Cast
Main Cast
Choi Jung Yoon as Choi Eun Seol
Go Na Eun as Kang Yoo Ran
Jung Sung Woon as Wang Min Jae
Yoon Hee Suk as Park Sang Ho
Supporting Cast
Choi Il Hwa as Choi Ji Hak
Jang Hee Soo as Jang Soon Ok
Lee Jung Gil as Wang Gook Hyun
Oh Mi Yun as Han Pil Nyeo
Chu Hun Yub as Choi Eun Suk
Seo Bum Suk as Bae Dal Bong
Heo Yoon Jung as Heo Yeong Ja
Kim Dong Joo as Yang Mal Soon
Jung Soo Young as Kang Yoo Mi
Kim Min Jwa as Oh Soo kyung
Production Credits
Director: Son Hyung Suk
Screenwriter: Seo Hyun Joo
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Title: 내 인생의 단비 / Welcome Rain to My Life
Chinese Title: 我人生的甘雨
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 100+
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2012-Apr-02 to 2012
Air time: Monday to Friday 08:30
Synopsis
This drama tell the story of a former superstar’s family.
Cast
Main Cast
Lee Da Hee as Han Dan Bi
Shim Hyung Tak as Lee Seung Joo
Ryu Sang Wook as Choi Kyu Won
Shin Joo Ah as Han Won Mi
Kim Hae In as Joo Sun Hee
Dan Bi’s family
Lee Young Ha as Han Man Joon
Jung Kyung Soon as Chun Soo Ryung
Geum Bo Ra as Oh Min Ah
Kyu Won’s family
Jung Ae Ri as Ryu Ji Sun
Jun Gook Hwan as Ryu Tae Sub
Seung Joo’s familiy
Jo Yang Ja as Park Sun Ja
Lee Gun as Seo Eun Suk
Choi Dae Sung (최대성) as Jo Ki Dong
Kim Ji Young as Lee Ha Ra
Shim So Hun (심소헌) as Kim Eun Nim
Others
Kim Da Rae (김다래) as Kang Shin Young
Gook Jung Sook (국정숙) as Moon So Ran
Park Geun Rok (박근록) as Mister Kim
Production Credits
Chief Producer: Park Hyung Ki
Producer: Kim Ki Bum (김기범)
Director: Park Yong Soon (박용순)
Screenwriter: Go Bong Hwang
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Title: 결혼의 꼼수 / The Wedding Scheme
Chinese Title: 婚禮計劃
Also Known as: Marriage Plot
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 16
Broadcast network: tvN
Broadcast period: 2012-April-02 to 2012-May-22
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 23:00
Synopsis
A drama about the wedding of the four daughters.
These four daughters are Yoo Gun Hee (Kang Hye Jung), Yoo Sun Hee (Lee Young Eun), Yoo Min Jung (Kim Se Jung) & Yoo Min Ji (Park Min Ji)
Cast
Kang Hye Jung as Yoo Gun Hee
Lee Kyu Han as Lee Gang Jae
Lee Young Eun as Yoo Sun Hee
Lee Min Woo as Seo Jang Won
Kim Se Jung as Yoo Min Jung
Park Min Ji as Yoo Min Ji
Suh Jae Kyung as Kim Soon Dol
Kim Won Joon as Park Soo Ho
Cha Hwa Yun as So Doo Ryun
Yoon Joo Sang as Lee Hak Goon
Jung Seung Ho as Jang Duk Pal
Kim Ik Tae as Director Park
Park Ga Won as Lee Ha Na
Son Jung Min as Choi Bella
Production Credit
Director: Lee Min Woo
Writer: Park Hyung Jin
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Title: 몬스터 / Monster
Chinese Title: 妖怪
Genre: Thriller, Horror
Episodes: (To Be Announced)
Broadcast network: jTBC
Broadcast period: 2012-Mar-31 to 2012
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 24:00
Synopsis
A story of a group of youths working together to launch a business and succeeding in their dreams. Cha Eun Oh is the young CEO of Shopping Monster who shares a bickering relationship with the rough and fearless Yoo Mi. Jang Pan Soo is talented and meticulous businessman who has unwavering focus on the subject of his attention, but tends to trip up at the crucial moment. Yoo Shi Joon comes from a rich family and acts as the designer of the team.
Cast
Ahn Yong Joon as Jang Pan Soo
Kim Jae Kyung as Na Yoo Mi
Kwon Se In as Cha Eun Oh
Ji Il Joo as Yoo Si Joon
Production Credits
Director: Park Soo Chul
ScriptWriter: Kim Min Suk
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Title: 사랑비 / Love Rain
Chinese Title: 爱情雨
Also Known as: Love Rides the Rain
Genre: Romance, Fantasy
Episodes: 20 (To Be Confirmed)
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2012-March-26 to 2012-May-29
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Synopsis
“Love Rain” depicts a 1970′s pure love and a love from the present day at the same time. It shows how the offsprings of a previous ill-fated couple, who met in the 1970s, managed to meet and fall in love.
Seo In Ha (Jang Geun Suk) and Kim Yoon Hee (Yoona), a art student and a shy beauty, met and fell in love with each other during college in the 1970s but unfortunately their love was fated to never be.
Now in the present 21st century, Seo In Ha’s son, Seo Joon (Jang Geun Suk) (a liberal photographer) meets and falls in with Kim Yoon Hee’s daughter, Kim Ha Na (Yoona), a cheerful and energetic girl who’s personality is different from her mother’s.
Will their love for each other keep them together or will they have to face the same fate as their parents? (Source)
Cast
1970′s
Jang Geun Suk as Seo In Ha
Yoona as Kim Yoon Hee
Kim Si Hoo as Lee Dong Wook
Son Eun Seo as Baek Hye Jung
Seo In Guk as Kim Chang Mo
Hwang Bo Ra as Na In Sook
2012
Jang Geun Suk as Seo Joon (Seo In Ha’s Son)
Yoona as Jung Ha Na (Kim Yoon Hee’s Daughter)
Kim Si Hoo as Lee Sun Ho (Lee Dong Wook’s Son)
Jung Jin Young Seo In Ha
Lee Mi Sook as Kim Yoon Hee
Oh Seung Yoon as Cho Soo (Seo Joon’s assistant)
Kim Young Kwang Han Tae Sung
Production Credits
Production Company: Yoon’s Color
Director: Yoon Suk Ho
Screenwriter: Oh Soo Yun
Note
- The drama reunites director Yoon Suk Ho and screenwriter Oh Soo Yun of “Autumn Tale” and “Winter Sonata” for the first time in 10 years.
- The Japan’s Pony Canyon, a subsidiary of Japanese Media Group Fujisankei Communications Group, has bought the broadcasting rights for “Love Rain” ahead of its premiere in Korea (Source).
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Title: 강철본색 / The True Colors
Chinese Title: 康哲本色
Also Known as: Strong Colors
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Series : Drama Special Series (Season 2)
Episodes: 4
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2012-March-25 to 2012-April-15
Air time: Sunday 23:30
Synopsis
Princess Mi Kang (Hong Soo Ah) is the first daughter of the royal family. She has a warm heart, intelligence and wisdom. The king and queen ask her to get married but she refuses. She leaves the palace without permission and getting into trouble after that.
Cast
Hong Soo Ah as Princess Mi Kang
Oh Man Suk as Chul Gi
Go Myung Hwan as Park Choong
Lee Kan Hee as Court lady Ahn
Son Hyun Joo as Ruler
Hwang Mi Sun as Joong Jeon
Kim Myung Kook as Gyoo Yeong
Lee Jung Hun as Choon Hyun
Yoon Gi Won as Oh Dal Heon
Ye Seo Jin as Ok Geum
Park Soo in as Hwa Sun
Lee Bo Hyun as Yeong Dol
Production Credits
Director: Han Joon Seo
Screenwriter: Park Ji Sook
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Title: 더킹투허츠 / The King 2hearts
Previously known as: 더 킹 (The King) / 킹2hearts (King 2 Hearts)
Genre: Romance, Black Comedy
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2012-Mar-21 to 2012-May-24
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Synopsis
This drama is set in modern day where South Korea is governed by a constitutional monarchy. Lee Jae Ha (Lee Seung Ki) is a handsome and materialistic crown prince that doesn’t care about politics. He falls in love with Kim Hyang Ah (Ha Ji Won), a North Korean special forces agent.
Cast
Main Cast
Lee Seung Ki as Lee Jae Ha
Ha Ji Won as Kim Hyang Ah
Jo Jung Suk as Eun Si Kyung
Lee Yoon Ji as Lee Jae Shin
Yoon Je Moon as Kim Bong Goo
Supporting Cast
Lee Sung Min as King Lee Jae Gang
Kwon Hyun Sang as Yeom Dong Ha
Lee Soon Jae as Eun Gyu Tak
Yoon Yeo Jung as Bang Young Sun (King’s mother)
Jung Man Sik as Lee Kang Suk
Choi Kwon as Kwon Young Bae
Lee Yun Kyung as Park Hyun Joo (King Lee Jae Gang’s wife)
Lee Do Kyung as Kim Nam Il
Jun Gook Hwan as Hyun Myung Ho
Yum Dong Hoon as Park Ho Chul
Production Credits
Director: Lee Jae Kyu
Screenwriter: Hong Jin Ah, Hong Ja Ram
Note
- Actor Lee Byung Hun, Jo In Sung and Lee Je Hoon was offered to cast in this drama, but all of them dropped out of this drama due to their own reason.
- This drama previously known as “The King/King 2hearts”. On 28/Feb/2012, the Production Company announced that the official title to be changed to “더킹투허츠/The King 2hearts”.
- The drama previously set to air on 14/March/2012 but delay to 21/March/2012 due to the 2 additional special episode of previous drama The Moon That Embraces the Sun
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Title: 옥탑방 왕세자 / Rooftop Prince
Chinese Title: 屋塔房的王世子 / 阁楼王世子
Also known as: Attic Prince
Genre: Fantasy, Comedy, Romance
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2012-Mar-21 to 2012-May-24
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday Night 21:55
Synopsis
‘Rooftop Prince’ has themes of time-travel.
Joseon era (300 years ago)
Lee Gak (Micky Yoochun) is the Crown Prince. When he is ready to marry, Lee Gak wants to marry a beautiful woman. Bu Yong (Han Ji Min) and Hwa Yong (Jung Yoo Mi) are sisters. Hwa Yong, the older sister wants to marry Crown Prince Lee Gak, but her father makes it clear that younger sister Bu Yong will marry the Crown Prince. Hwa Yong is so upset, she uses an an iron to burn Bu Yong’s face, pretending it was an accident. Now, Bu Yong carries a big scar on her face. Eventually, older sister Hwa Yong marries Crown Prince Lee Gak. Time passes and are now adults. Younger sister Bu Yong is now a smart woman, good with needlework. Older sister Hwa Yong is uneasy that her husband, Crown Prince Lee Gak, and Bu Young get along well. One day, Crown Prince Lee Gak wakes up in the early morning. He finds that Hwa Yong is not next to him. He feels something strange about the situation and calls for an eunuch. At this time, an eunuch comes running to the Crown Prince and informs him that Hwa Yong is found dead in a pond. Lee Gak suspects that his wife’s death is not by accident. He puts together a team to investigate his wife’s death. When the team awaits to interview a witness, a group of assassins appears and chases them. Crown Prince Lee Gak and his men are chased to the edge of a cliff. The group jumps off the cliff. The Prince from the Joseon era travels to the future with his entourage Song Man Bo (Lee Min Ho), Woo Yong Sul (Jung Suk Won) and Do Chi San (Choi Woo Shik).
Seoul 2012
When Park Ha (Han Ji Min) was young, her father remarried and Park Ha gained older step-sister Se Na (Jung Yoo Mi). When their parents left for work, older step-sister Se Na despised having to take care of her younger sister. One day, while younger sister Park Ha sleeps inside a truck, the truck suddenly departs. Even though Se Na sees the truck leaving, she turns around and pretends that it isn’t happening. Time passes, younger sister Park Ha is now living in America. While, Park Ha sells fruits as a sidewalk vendor, Yong Tae Yong (Micky Yoochun) sees her and feels a connection with Park Ha. Yong Tae Moo (Lee Tae Sung) appears in front of Yong Tae Young. They are cousins. The following day, the two men boards a yacht. While the boat is sailing, they have a small fight and Yong Tae Yong falls into the water. His cousin doesn’t attempt to save Yong Tae Yong and actually attempts to hide evidence that he was there. He then jumps into the water and swims away. At this time, younger sister Park Ha receives a phone call that her family has been located in South Korea. Park Ha travels to South Korea and learns that her father has just passed away. At her father’s funeral, Park Ha meets her step-mother and older step-sister Se Na. Park Ha has no memory of how she was separated from her family. Park Ha settles down in Seoul. One night, when she comes back to her rooftop room, she discovers four men, in Korean traditional clothing, sitting in her room…..
(Synopsis Credit to asianwiki)
Cast
Main Cast
Micky Yoochun as Yong Tae Yong / Lee Gak
Han Ji Min as Park Ha / Bu Yong
Jung Yoo Mi as Hong Se Na / Hwa Yong
Lee Tae Sung as Yong Tae Moo
Lee Min Ho (1993) as Song Man Bo
Jung Suk Won as Woo Yong Sul
Choi Woo Shik as Do Chi San
Child Actor/Actress
Choi Won Hong as Lee Gak (young)
Jun Min Seo as Park Ha (young) / Bu Yong (Young)
Kim So Hyun as Se Na (young) / Hwa Yong (Young)
Supporting Cast
Ban Hyo Jung as President Yeo Gil Nam (Tae Yong’s grandmother)
Ahn Suk Hwan as Yong Dong Man
Park Joon Geum as Aunt Wang
Lee Moon Shik as Yang Taek Soo
Song Ok Sook as Kong Man Ok
Kang Byul as Lady Mimi
Guzal Tursunova as Becky
Ahn Sang Tae as policeman
Kim Yong Gun
Lee Won Jong
Cameo
Kim Yoo Suk as king
Kil Yong Woo as Bu Yong’s father
Kyun Mi Ri as Bu Yong’s mother
Maeng Sang Hoon as Park Ha’s father
Kim Hyung Bum as Boo Yong’s brother
Production Credits
Chief Producer: Son Jung Hyun
Producer: Kim Yong Jin (김용진)
Director: Shin Yoon Sub
Screenwriter: Lee Hee Myung
Note
- This SBS drama previously set to air on 14/March/2012 but delay to 21/March/2012 due to the delay of The King 2hearts (MBC) and The Equator Man (KBS2). These three dramas will start on same day and same time. (Source)
- Park Yoo Chun & Park Yoo Hwan’s father passed away on 14/March/2012 while they are filming for Rooftop Prince (SBS) & The Strongest K-POP Survival (Channel A) which will be airing on 21/March/2012 & 19/March/2012. (Funeral)
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