Lee Sang Yi is a South Korean actor who was born on November 27, 1991. He studied at the Korea National University of Arts, where he majored in Drama. He made his stage debut in 2013, appearing in the musicals “How to Make a Star” and “X-Wedding.” He made his feature film debut in 2014, appearing in the movie “Slow Video.” He has also appeared in the drama series titles “When the Camellia Blooms” and “Once Again” (both 2020).

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After the success of his first pop-up barber shop, actor Park Bo Gum is coming back with a new salon. Now, he’s expanded his hairstyling repertoire after obtaining his national hairdresser certification, allowing him to perform perm treatments. Alongside returnee Lee Sang Yi and newcomer Ko Kyung Pyo, the trio of actors aim to spread joy through beauty services in Gyeongsangdo. This is the second season of "The Village Barber."

The Village Barber 2

Yoo Bo Na (Kong Hyo Jin) seems like any other working mother, but she moonlights as "Kingfisher," a legendary sniper executing justice where the law fails. After a three-year hiatus, she returns to her lethal mission, forcing her to balance protecting her family and eliminating ruthless targets. The tension escalates as her husband, investigative journalist Kwon Tae Seong (Jung Jun Won), begins uncovering threads that lead directly to his wife’s shadow life. Simultaneously, detective Lee Dong Jin (Lee Sang Yi) closes in on the vigilante, unaware that his target appears to be a normal mother. Aided by her trusted ally Kim Bong Pal (Sung Dong Il), Bo Na must tread carefully, as one wrong move threatens to dismantle the life she cherishes. This drama was adapted from the web comic of the same name by Yun and Gum Doong.

A Bona Fide Killer

Lee Dong Jin

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After his father's death, Kang Sung Jae (Park Ji Hoon) enlists in the military, hoping for an escape from the pain of his daily life. However, a mysterious virtual screen appears in front of him one day, informing him that he's started a quest to become an army cook. Despite having minimal experience, Sung Jae dutifully takes on his missions, assisted by Yoon Dong Hyun (Lee Hong Nae), a senior chef who's terrible at his job. As Sung Jae completes his tasks across the base, he levels up as a chef – but soon discovers that his quests are also leading him to uncover dangerous secrets that might be related to how his father died. This drama was adapted from the web novel of the same name by Jay Robin.

The Legend of Kitchen Soldier

Hwang Seok Ho

Actor Park Bo Gum – who actually has a barber’s license – opens a pop-up hair salon in a rural village alongside fellow actor friends Lee Sang Yi and Kwak Dong Yeon. There, they help style local residents’ hair while also building community and developing close relationships with the people who live there. Despite plenty of misadventures, the three are dedicated to helping make a difference, one haircut at a time.

The Village Barber

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Publisher Joo Hyun Jin (Lim Soo Jung) is known for her essay series "Single in the City" – but secretly, she longs for a romance of her own. As she is working on a book about singletons, one of the writers on the project quits due to pregnancy, and Hyun Jin must search for a new writer to fill in the gap. Enter Park Young Ho (Lee Dong Wook), Hyun Jin's college senior, who's now a professor and online influencer who thoroughly enjoys the single lifestyle. Hyun Jin and Young Ho immediately clash over their different perspectives on love and relationships. However, Young Ho's dismissive attitude towards romance is just a cover for deep heartbreak after his past relationship with Hong Joo Ok (Esom) ended poorly. Will Hyun Jin and Young Ho find a way to work together – and will they meet in the middle in more ways than one?

Single in Seoul

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In May 1980, amidst political turmoil and student uprisings in Gwangju, medical student Hwang Hee Tae (Lee Do Hyun) opens an illegal clinic treating student protestors alongside his best friend, a pro-democracy activist. However, when a factory worker is injured and needs more serious medical attention, Hee Tae makes an agreement with his father: in exchange for the cost of transportation and treatment, he will meet with a potential marriage partner. He finds an unexpected attraction in Kim Myeong Hee (Go Min Si), a nurse who actually took the place of a friend at the meeting. Against all odds, they fall in love, but the escalating violence and the brutal suppression of the Gwangju Uprising threaten to tear them apart.

Youth of May

Little General Team

The Song family, led by parents Song Young Dal (Chun Ho Jin) and Jang Ok Boon (Cha Hwa Yeon), face unexpected chaos when all four of their adult children abruptly return home. First, divorced daughter Ga Hee (Oh Yoon Ah) and her son move back in. Then, pediatrician Na Hee (Lee Min Jung) and her husband Yoon Gyu Jin (Lee Sang Youb), both doctors at the same hospital, announce their own marital woes. The younger siblings, aspiring stuntman Joon Sun (Oh Dae Hwan) and the youngest, Da Hee (Lee Cho Hee), also navigate their own romantic and professional struggles. As the sprawling family grapples with unemployment, divorce, and new loves, they must learn to lean on each other, rediscover the meaning of family, and ultimately find their own paths to happiness.

Once Again

❝💥 The Almighty ✨ Team ❞

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The Third Charm follows the tumultuous love story of On Joon Yeong (Seo Kang Joon), an intelligent and shy university student, and Lee Yeong Jae (Esom), an optimistic 20-year-old assistant hairdresser. Their relationship unfolds over 12 years, marked by multiple encounters and a complex dynamic that challenges their understanding of love. As they navigate through different stages of life, from college to their early thirties, Joon Yeong and Yeong Jae experience an on-again, off-again relationship that tests their compatibility and emotional connection. Their contrasting personalities - his reserved nature and her outgoing spirit - create both tension and attraction, making their journey unpredictable and compelling. Will their third encounter finally be the charm that brings them together, or will their differences continue to keep them apart? This 2018 South Korean romantic drama explores the complexities of love and personal growth across different life stages.

The Third Charm

For much of his life, Bong Pil (Kim Jae Joong) has been a slacker: after giving up on his aspirations of becoming a track athlete, he skipped going to college, and has spent the past three years halfheartedly studying for the civil service exam while living off his parents’ money. His longtime friend Soo Jin (Uie), however, has lived a normal life, and is about to be married in a week. Bong Pil is despondent, as he’s secretly loved Soo Jin for years, but never told her about his feelings. However, when Bong Pil accidentally slips into a manhole one day, he somehow travels back in time, allowing him to make changes that affect his life in the present day. Will this mysterious manhole help Bong Pil turn his life around and win Soo Jin's heart before it's too late?