Lee Jun Young, also known as Jun, is a South Korean singer, rapper, and actor. He was born on January 22, 1997 and made his debut in the entertainment world in 2014 when NH Media announced he would be joining the idol group, U-KISS. In October 2017, he joined the survival reality program, “The Unit”, in which he placed first and subsequently became a member of the project group, UNB. 2017 also marked the beginning of his acting career as he took on his first role in a television drama. Since then, he has appeared in various reality programs and dramas, including “Goodbye to Goodbye” (2018) and “Mr. Temporary” (2019).

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Leader and producer of the globally popular idol band, Luna, Yoon Tae In (Lee Jun Young) is considered by many to be the world’s greatest idol. A true musical genius, Tae In’s music has gained him an unprecedented global following, but his worldwide fame comes at a price. With the failure of the band’s most recent album, Tae In has begun to show signs of somnambulism, or sleepwalking. With stress mounting, Tae In’s sleepwalking problem is only getting worse, leaving him to wonder how he’s ever going to get this new problem under control.&nbsp;

Working as a tour guide, In Yoon Joo (Jung In Sun) really only has one goal in life: to someday own the house of her dreams. Though her current job isn’t doing much to help her achieve that dream, she finds herself in an unexpectedly promising position, after a chance encounter with the world’s most popular idol, entangles both of their fates. Taking advantage of the situation, Yoon Joo somehow manages to scam her way into Luna’s residence; where she is quickly asked to cure Tae In’s condition. Though not at all qualified as a doctor, Yoon Joo agrees to pose as Tae In’s “doctor”; but living with a man who believes he’s the center of the universe isn’t easy.

Despite their rocky start, Yoon Joo does her best to help Tae In; but no matter how hard she tries, nothing she does seems to be good enough. Will she be able to help this self-centered idol overcome his own obstacles or will she end up becoming the biggest obstacle of all?

A light-hearted romance, “Let Me Be Your Knight” is a 2021 romantic comedy directed by Ahn Ji Sook.

Let Me Be Your Knight

Lee Ma Ha (Jeong Ji So) dreams of K-pop success. She is a member of the all-female group Tea Party, but the act enjoys very little in the way of success, regardless of how much effort she and her groupmates put in. Her only claim to fame is the fact that she looks like a slightly younger version of the chart-topping solo singer La Ri Ma (Park Ji Yeon), a fact that the entertainment industry media is often very keen to point out.

Tea Party takes part in a reality TV show that pits K-pop groups against one another in tests of sporting prowess. But during the filming, Lee Ma Ha accidentally causes an injury to a member of the hit all-male group Shax. One of the Shax members, Kwon Ryok (Lee Jun Young) takes a deep dislike to her, blaming her for the accident and irritated by why he feels is a crass attempt to mimic La Ri Ma.

But, as fate would have it, their paths cross again all too soon – as they are both selected to appear in a new drama series. Kwon Ryok appears determined to settle the score – but another K-pop star, Lee Ma Ha’s childhood friend Lee Yu Jin (Jeong Yun Ho) resolves to protect her.

“Imitation” is a 2021 Viki Original South Korean drama series – adapted from a popular web-based comic by Park Kyung Ran – that was directed by Han Hyun Hee.

Imitation

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A new AI program that can detect jerks due to their online activity changes everything for a woman who is desperately searching for a decent man to date. But when she discovers a man with no online presence, how will she know if he is \"the one\" or just \"another one\" to give her heartbreak?

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Once part of Korea's top-secret National Intelligence Service, a group of talented female agents is reassigned to go undercover in a case involving corruption and leaked trade secrets at the country's largest conglomerate. After several mistakes during important missions, Chan Mi was reassigned to the cybersecurity team but dreamed of returning to her former role. Mi Soon has left agent life behind and become a full-time homemaker. Meanwhile, Ye Eun, a smart, single mom and desk agent, dreams of being promoted to an undercover spymaster working in the field. Their lives collide when Kwan Soo, a longtime director in the NIS, recruits all three for a do-or-die mission.

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A highly successful lawyer, Ki Moo Hyeok (Yoon Kyun Sang) has more interest in making money and winning his next case, than he does anything else. At the top of his game, he had everything he could possibly want and more. But that all changed the day he decided to take on a murder case at a local high school.

Dealing with such sensitive matters, Moo Hyeok’s reputation plummets. Desperate to save both his reputation and his career, there’s only one thing he can do: go undercover to reveal the truth. 

Posing as a temporary teacher at the high school in which the murder took place, Moo Hyeok begins to realize there’s more going on at this school than anyone could possibly imagine. Recognizing that both criminals and victims come in many forms, Moo Hyeok teams up with his fellow teacher, Ha So Hyun (Geum Sae Rok), to protect the innocent while seeing that criminals, of every age, are brought to justice.

“Mr. Temporary” is a 2019 Korean drama directed by Seong Yong Il.

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