Kim Seul Gi is a South Korean comedian and actress. Born on October 10, 1991, she got her start in the entertainment industry in 2011 when she became a cast member of the sketch comedy show “Saturday Night Live Korea.” She is a popular guest on other variety shows and radio programs. Kim Seul Gi made her acting debut in the 2012 television drama “Heartstrings” and has since starred in many notable roles in film and television, including “Flower Boys Next Door” (2013), “Beautiful Man” (2013), “Surplus Princess” (2014), “Discovery of Love” (2014), “Kill Me, Heal Me” (2015), “Oh My Ghostess” (2015), “Splash Splash Love” (2015) and “Second to Last Love” (2016). She has won a number of Best New Actress Awards for her memorable roles.

Kim Seul Gi

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Song U Yeon (Park Ji Hu) is an awkward and seemingly utterly unremarkable high school student who lives a bland and boring existence. But when she receives a mysterious smartphone message inviting her to join an art club named Spirit Fingers, her life turns upside down. She accepts the offer, only to discover that the club’s members all have their own distinct colors – which are all linked intrinsically to their personalities. This puts her on a collision course with the seemingly brash and gregarious Red Finger (Cho Jun Young), as she begins to grow into her own new identity as Baby Blue Finger. Could U Yeon’s artistic journey lead her on the path to self-discovery – and maybe romance? This drama was based on the webtoon of the same name by Han Kyoung Chal.

Spirit Fingers

🎨Prism of Colours Team

Ki Woo (Jung Il Woo) and Ji Sook (Kim Seul Gi), a homeless couple with two children and another on the way, survive by scamming drivers at highway rest areas. They convince travelers to give them money by claiming they've forgotten their wallets and need gas money. After tricking Young Sun (Ra Mi Ran), a grieving mother, Ki Woo is arrested when she recognizes him pulling the same scam again. Ji Sook and their children loyally follow him to the police station, creating a pitiful scene that moves Young Sun to reconsider her initial anger. As she witnesses the struggling family's desperation, Young Sun begins to contemplate how she might help them, potentially finding a way to heal her own emotional wounds from losing her child. This is a 2022 South Korean movie directed by Lee Sang Moon.

The Highway Family

The Highway Nomads

KBS02

Feisty attorney Kim Yu Ri (Lee Se Young) has just quit her job at a prestigious law firm, deciding instead to open up a cafe where she can dispense both legal advice and coffee. As she searches for a suitable storefront, she unexpectedly reunites with former high school friend Kim Jeong Ho (Lee Seung Gi), a former prosecutor-turned-landlord – who also considers her his first love. While their reunion starts off awkward, they soon rekindle their friendship as they navigate hilarious and heartfelt cases for their diverse clientele, but they also confront their shared past and the reasons behind Jeong Ho's sudden career change. This drama was adapted from the web novel "Love According to Law" by No Seung Ah and Il Ri.

The Law Cafe

☕ My Cup of Lawve 💕 Team

Fans think top South Korean star Gong Tae Seong (Kim Young Dae) is as sweet and innocent as can be. But behind closed doors, he isn’t quite so angelic. His management company’s PR team ace Oh Han Byeol (Lee Sung Kyung) knows the real Tae Sung, as she's tasked with doing whatever it takes to hide his hot temper and competitive streak from the public. It’s a thankless job, and one that frequently puts her at odds with the temperamental celebrity. But as they spend more time together, might they eventually spend less time butting heads… and more time falling in love? This 2022 South Korean love-hate romantic comedy drama was directed by Lee Soo Hyun.

Sh**ting Stars

💕Love You to the Stars🌠

As the only daughter in her family, Joo Seo Yeon (Oh Yeon Seo), developed an aversion to handsome men after others constantly treated her unfairly compared to her brothers. While working as a temporary physical education teacher at Shinhwa high school, she unexpectedly reunites with Lee Kang Woo (Ahn Jae Hyun), a handsome, wealthy man who’s the new director of the school. However, Kang Woo wasn’t attractive at all in his youth – and to make matters worse, Seo Yeon rejected him 15 years ago, kicking off his obsession with his looks. Kang Woo believes that if he can win Seo Yeon over, he can conquer his past trauma, but Seo Yeon won’t be easily swayed. As they navigate their personal hang-ups and flawed perceptions, they slowly begin to challenge each other's preconceived notions about love, beauty, and what truly matters in a relationship.

Love With Flaws

Imperfect Team

SBS, KOCOWA

Kang Min Ju (Kim Hee Ae), a career-driven executive television producer in her 40s, excels in creating love stories for the screen. However, she cares little for romance in her personal life, primarily concerned about ensuring that she’s prepared for her retirement. When Min Ju moves to Woori City, she has no plans to change her single status, but that all changes when she meets her neighbor Go Sang Sik (Ji Jin Hee), a civil servant who lives a quiet life with his daughter and siblings after losing his wife 15 years prior. Is there an unexpected love story in the making for Min Ju and Sang Sik? This drama is a remake of the 2012 Japanese drama of the same name.

Second to Last Love

Last Love Team

High school senior Jang Dan Bi (Kim Seul Gi) is dreading her college entrance exams – but on the day of the test, she literally splashes into a puddle and is transported to the Joseon Dynasty! There, she encounters King Lee Do (Yoon Du Jun), a young monarch struggling with mathematics, and a kingdom facing a severe drought. Mistaken for a eunuch, Dan Bi uses her modern-day knowledge to help the King, forming an unlikely bond. As their feelings for each other begin to grow, Dan Bi must decide whether to return to her own time, or stay in a past where she's found purpose and love.

Splash Splash Love

The Splashers

Na Bong Sun (Park Bo Young), a timid assistant chef with a secret crush, gets entangled in a supernatural scheme when Shin Soon Ae (Kim Seul Gi), a ghost with unfinished romantic business, uses Bong Sun’s body as a vessel to complete her final wish. As Soon Ae's bold attempts to experience love affect Bong Sun’s life, the once shy assistant begins to catch the eye of her star chef crush, Kang Sun Woo (Cho Jung Seok), who’s nursing a broken heart of his own. Both women strive to fulfill their desires – one for a love she never had, and the other for a chance at romance. Will their intertwined fates lead to unexpected romance and closure, or will their desires remain unfulfilled? This 2015 Korean drama series was directed by Yoo Je Won.

Oh My Ghost

The Ghostwriters@viki

Shin Soon Ae

After several traumatic childhood incidents, third-generation business heir Cha Do Hyun (Ji Sung) developed Dissociative Identity Disorder. To outsiders, he's a successful businessman, but internally, seven distinct personalities battle for control, each with their own quirks, memories, and even names – from the aggressive “Shin Se Gi” to the suicidal 17-year-old “Ahn Yo Seob.” Fearing exposure and social ruin, Do Hyun secretly seeks psychiatric help. He crosses paths with Oh Ri Jin (Hwang Jung Eum), a first-year psychiatric resident who, against her better judgment, becomes his secret physician. As Ri Jin delves into the complexities of Do Hyun's mind, she not only helps him navigate his chaotic inner world but also uncovers a shared, forgotten past that holds the key to healing them both.

Kill Me Heal Me

The 7-Dimensional Team

Furniture designer Han Yeo Reum (Jung Yu Mi) thinks that her boyfriend, plastic surgeon Nam Ha Jin (Sung Joon), might be the man she spends the rest of her life with – until her ex-boyfriend Kang Tae Ha (Eric Mun), an interior design company CEO, suddenly reappears in her life. Yeo Reum and Tae Ha parted ways on bad terms, but Tae Ha wants to make up for the things he did in the past. Meanwhile, Ha Jin unexpectedly reunites with Ahn Ah Rim (Yoon Jin Yi), a girl he grew up with in the same orphanage. As Yeo Reum and Ha Jin spend more time with people from their pasts, they’re forced to consider their present and potential future together and decide where their hearts truly lie.

Discovery of Love

Finding Love Team

Lee Shin (Jung Yong Hwa), a rock band vocalist, and Lee Gyoo Won (Park Shin Hye), a traditional gayageum player, meet at a performing arts college where their contrasting musical worlds collide. Shin, initially interested in dance professor Jung Yoon Soo (So Yi Hyun), becomes intrigued by the feisty Gyoo Won, who comes from a prestigious traditional music background. Both passionate about their distinct musical styles, they struggle to find common ground. As they navigate their differences, they begin to explore the potential harmony between rock and traditional Korean folk music. This is a 2011 South Korean romantic music drama directed by Pyo Min Soo.

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