Kim Sang Kyung

Yoo Se Poong (Kim Min Jae), a former royal physician ousted from the palace after a conspiracy, finds refuge in the village of Gyesu. There, he meets Seo Eun Woo (Kim Hyang Gi) and Gye Ji Han (Kim Sang Kyung), who help him grow both professionally and personally. Se Poong learns to treat patients holistically, addressing not just their physical ailments but also their mental and emotional struggles. As he continues to develop his unique approach to healing, Se Poong faces new challenges and patients, pushing him to deepen his understanding of human nature. With his unorthodox methods and compassionate heart, he strives to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those around him. This is a continuation of the first season, exploring Se Poong's ongoing journey of personal and professional growth. This is a 2023 South Korean historical drama directed by Park Won Guk.

Poong, The Joseon Psychiatrist 2

Poong, poong... I'm still here

In the tumultuous kingdom of Joseon, political unrest threatens the reign of King Lee Hun (Yeo Jin Goo), who faces constant assassination attempts. To protect the monarch, a lookalike clown named Ha Sun (Yeo Jin Goo) is brought to the palace to serve as the king's double. As Ha Sun skillfully impersonates the ruler and navigates the complex royal court, he unexpectedly develops feelings for the elegant Queen Yoo So Woon (Lee Se Young). Adapting the film "Gwanghae: The Man Who Became King," this drama explores the dangerous world of royal deception and unexpected love. This is a 2019 South Korean historical drama directed by Kim Hee Won.

The Crowned Clown

THE ON FIRE PENGUINS TEAM 🔥🐧

Yoon Seol Hee (Kim Hee Ae), a powerful businesswoman from a wealthy family, dies unexpectedly, and her body mysteriously vanishes from the morgue. Detective Woo Jung Sik (Kim Sang Kyung), a once-brilliant investigator with a complex past, is assigned to the case. Suspicion falls on her widower Park Jin Han (Kim Kang Woo), a university professor having an affair with his student Hye Jin (Han Ji An). As Jung Sik investigates, the plot intensifies when Park Jin Han begins receiving text messages from his seemingly deceased wife. Based on the 2012 Spanish film "The Body," this is a 2018 South Korean mystery thriller directed by Lee Chang Hee.

The Vanished

😱OMG They lost my wife 🤨

In a kingdom plagued by drought and famine, the palace issues Princess Song Hwa (Shim Eun Kyung) a royal decree: marry one of four auspicious bachelors whose horoscopes will restore balance. But Song Hwa, who has lived under the whims of fortune-tellers for her entire life, doubts the court astrologer Seo Do Yoon's (Lee Seung Gi) predictions, believing a true match transcends cosmic charts. She sneaks out of the palace, intent on investigating each suitor for herself, secretly followed by Do Yoon. However, in the process of learning about each of her potential husbands, Song Hwa uncovers hidden agendas and dangerous secrets that could prove dangerous for both herself and the kingdom. At the same time, Do Yoon himself begins to fall for Song Hwa, conflicting with his duty to find her an auspicious husband. Who will Song Hwa marry – and will the marriage solve the kingdom's woes?

The Princess and the Matchmaker

KBS, KOCOWA

Cha Soon Bong (Yoo Dong Geun), a loving but often exasperated single father, has dedicated his life to raising his three adult children: Kang Shim (Kim Hyun Joo), a successful but prickly secretary; Kang Jae (Yoon Park), an ambitious doctor; and Dal Bong (Park Hyung Sik), a struggling aspiring chef. Feeling taken for granted and unappreciated, Soon Bong devises an extreme plan to teach his selfish children a lesson: he files a lawsuit against them for filial impiety. This shocking act forces his children to confront their own shortcomings and re-evaluate their relationships with each other and their father. As they navigate the legal battle and its repercussions, the family embarks on a journey of reconciliation, self-discovery, and ultimately, a deeper understanding of what truly binds them together.

What Happens to My Family?

A Troublemaker Family

After finishing an exam, college student Jun Sang Won (Lee Ki Woo) happens to run into his ex-girlfriend Choi Young Shil (Uhm Ji Won). Over dinner and drinks, the two rekindle their old flame, and subsequently make a pact to kill themselves together, both disillusioned with the way life has gone for them. The short film strikes a chord with recent film school graduate Kim Dong Soo (Kim Sang Kyung), who sees part of his own life reflected in the screen. Coincidentally, the film was made by one of Dong Soo's mentors, and a series of coincidences allow him to meet actress Young Shil in person. Immediately obsessed with her, Dong Soo goes to great lengths to integrate himself into Young Shil's life, imitating parts of the film in the hopes that he can reenact the movie in his own life. What will become of Dong Soo's ill-advised quest?

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