Sungyeol is a South Korean singer and actor who is best known for being a member of the K-pop boy band INFINITE, which debuted in 2010, and as the leader of its subunit INFINITE F. Born on August 27, 1991, he made his acting debut in the 2011 television drama “While You Were Sleeping.” Sungyeol has since starred in “Please Remember, Princess” (2013), “Hi! School: Love On” (2014) and “D-Day” (2015). Sungyeol also dubbed the cartoon series “Wara Store” from 2011 to 2012.

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Amidst the chaos of a rapidly changing society, the "Iron Family" runs a small, struggling laundromat, barely making ends meet. Tragically, the family’s youngest daughter Lee Da Rim (Geum Sae Rok) began losing her vision at 14 years old, eventually becoming almost completely blind. While surgery could correct her vision, it’s far too expensive for her family to pay for. However, things change dramatically when she unexpectedly reunites with Seo Gang Ju (Kim Jung Hyun), a college classmate she had a crush on – but they haven’t spoken in eight years. Could this be the start of a new future for Da Rim?

Iron Family

Together Against All Odds🫂

Choi Hyeong Cheol

MBC, KOCOWA

While college graduates every year fight to get jobs at Korea’s top accounting firms, Jang Ho Woo (Kim Myung Soo), an orphaned, brilliant young man, manages to defy expectations by joining Taeil Accounting Firm – with only a high school diploma. Despite lacking a college degree, his photographic memory and innate understanding of numbers quickly prove his worth. However, what seemed like a normal job becomes a labyrinth of corporate corruption, power struggles, and ethical dilemmas, often clashing with the firm's entrenched elite. Along the way, he finds a sympathetic coworker in Jin Yeon A (Yeonwoo), who believes in his work and helps him uncover the truth. Can Ho Woo truly dismantle an entire rigged system, or will he become another casualty in the high-stakes game of wealth and influence?

Numbers

Dirty Numbers Team

Jung Woo Jin (Sungyeol), a rising star with unparalleled talent, harbors a hidden burden: a condition that forces him to remember everything vividly. In contrast, Do Hae Soo (Binnie) lives with an inability to recall anything beyond a month ago. When their paths cross, Woo Jin becomes fascinated by Hae Soo's unique memory loss, while she remains unaware of their previous encounters. As Woo Jin finds ways to stay close to her, their unconventional relationship develops, challenging the boundaries of memory and connection. Their love story becomes a poignant exploration of how two people with opposite memory conditions might find understanding and intimacy. This is a 2021 Korean romance drama with a fantasy twist, directed by Hwang Kyung Sung.

A Time to Remember

Some Memories Never Fade👫Team

JTBC

When a 6.5-magnitude earthquake devastates Seoul, a dedicated medical team fights to save lives and restore order. Lee Hae Sung (Kim Young Kwang), a passionate trauma surgeon, clashes with hospital leadership while prioritizing patient care. Jung Ddol Mi (Jung So Min), a third-year resident from Busan, joins the emergency efforts alongside psychiatrist Park Ji Na (Yoon Joo Hee) and nurse Kim Hyun Sook (Kim Jae Hwa). Emergency department chief Kang Joo Ran (Kim Hye Eun) struggles to manage the hospital's Disaster Medical Assistance Team while worrying about her missing 7-year-old son. Her fiancé, Goo Ja Hyuk (Cha In Pyo), a natural disaster expert, is promoted to a cabinet minister to help coordinate the city's response. As Hae Sung fights to keep his patients alive and his comatose mother on life support, the medical team faces overwhelming challenges in the earthquake's aftermath. This is a 2015 South Korean drama series directed by Jung Yong Woo.

D-Day

The Doomsday Team

KBS02

High school boys Shin Woo Hyun (Nam Woohyun) and Hwang Sung Yeol (Lee Sungyeol) both come from difficult family backgrounds – Woo Hyun’s parents divorced when he was young, leaving him to live with his grandmother, and Sung Yeol blames his stepmother, who happens to be Woo Hyun’s biological mother, for breaking apart his own parents’ marriage. The boys’ rivalry grows even more contentious when Woo Hyun’s life is mysteriously saved by an angel that falls from the sky. She names herself Lee Seul Bi (Kim Sae Ron) and decides to integrate herself into human society by attending high school alongside Woo Hyun and Sung Yeol. However, life as a human teen isn’t easy, as Seul Bi must adapt to mortality while also finding herself at the center of a love triangle!

Hi! School - Love On

The Let's Love Team

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