Reply 1997
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Reply 1997

응답하라 1997
Air date: 2012-07-24
Episodes: 16 ep
Network: tvN
Rating: 8.0 / 10
Cast entries
15
Episodes
16
Locations
4
Food stops
2
Story

Synopsis

A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.

At 33 years old, Shi Won and her friends prepare for their high school reunion, rekindling memories of their teenage years in the late 1990s. The drama revolves around Shi Won's obsession with the boy band H.O.T. and her relationships with her friends, particularly her childhood friend, Yoon Jae. As they navigate the ups and downs of adolescence, including first loves and personal aspirations, the story intertwines their past and present, leading to intriguing revelations about Shi Won's married life in 2012.

Set against the backdrop of Busan, "Reply 1997" captures the essence of 1990s youth culture with its nostalgic references and heartfelt storytelling. The series highlights the enduring bonds of friendship and the bittersweet nature of growing up, all while delivering a compelling mix of humor and emotion.

Reply 1997: A Nostalgic Trip Worth Taking

What makes Reply 1997 truly special isn't just its trip down memory lane, it's how authentically it captures the messy, exhilarating, and often awkward experience of growing up. This show isn't just about K-pop fangirls and first loves; it's a heartfelt exploration of friendship and identity, wrapped in a blanket of 90s nostalgia. I mean, who doesn't remember those days of obsessing over a band or feeling like your friends were your whole world?

The series centers on Shi Won, played brilliantly by Jung Eun-ji, whose dedication to H.O.T. borders on spiritual. Her passion is infectious, and you can't help but root for her, even when she's being a complete drama queen. Her dynamic with her childhood friend, Yoon Jae (Seo In-guk), is the emotional core of the show. Their push-and-pull, the unspoken feelings, and the comfortable familiarity they share really ground the story. It’s that kind of friendship where you know everything about each other, sometimes too much, and seeing it evolve from their Busan teenage years to their adult lives in 2012 is genuinely compelling.

One of the series' biggest strengths is its ability to weave humor and genuine emotion seamlessly. There are laugh-out-loud moments, often courtesy of the witty banter between the friends or the antics of the adults, like Sung Dong-il and Lee Il-hwa, who play Shi Won's parents. Their scenes, particularly when Seongdong-il is preparing Gopchang for Jung Eun-ji, perfectly illustrate that warm, sometimes exasperating, familial bond. But then, the show will hit you with a quiet, poignant scene that reminds you of the bittersweet nature of growing up and leaving parts of your past behind. The way it flashes between the past and present, slowly revealing who Shi Won married, keeps you hooked, playing detective right alongside the characters.

The setting also plays a huge role. While the characters often meet in places like the Hongdae Cafe to hash out their lives, or even have romantic scenes at Samyook University, it's the spirit of the 90s, particularly in Busan, that permeates everything. It’s not just a backdrop; it's a character itself, full of specific cultural touchstones that will resonate deeply with anyone who lived through that era, or even just loves a good coming-of-age story. For anyone who appreciates strong character development, a dash of mystery, and a heavy dose of heartfelt nostalgia, Reply 1997 is an absolute treat. It's a show that understands the quiet power of enduring friendships and the lasting impact of our first loves.

And let's not forget the wedding photoshoot at Ilsan L Studio, which is a surprisingly touching moment, showcasing just how far these characters have come from their teenage selves. It's these small details, these tangible reminders of their journey, that make the series so memorable. This isn't just a show for K-pop fans; it's for anyone who remembers what it felt like to be young and full of dreams, and how those dreams shaped the person you eventually became.

Stepping Back into 1997: A K-Drama Filming Location Guide

If you're anything like me, Reply 1997 left you with a serious case of nostalgia, even if you weren't actually around in Busan in the late 90s. The series does such a fantastic job of blending humor, heartbreak, and those wonderfully awkward teen moments. While the show is set primarily in Busan, some key scenes that bring Shi Won and her friends' story to life were actually filmed closer to Seoul and Gyeonggi-do. Let's trace their footsteps.

Our first little route takes us through northern Seoul. Start your day at Bukseoul Dream Forest. This beautiful park was a frequent hangout for Yoon-jae and the whole crew. You can easily imagine them wandering around, deep in conversation, or maybe even having one of their classic squabbles. It's a peaceful escape from the city bustle and a great spot to reflect on the enduring friendships that are so central to the show. From there, head over to Samyook University in Nowon-gu. This campus provided the backdrop for some of the drama's more romantic moments. Picture Shi Won and her love interest sharing a quiet conversation or a stolen glance here. It's an easy and scenic pairing of locations that really lets you feel like you're stepping into their world.

Next up, let's head west to Ilsan L Studio in Goyang-si. This place is pretty famous, not just for Reply 1997, but also for being a spot for wedding photoshoots, including those from 'We Got Married' and even Apink. For fans of the series, this is where Jung Eun-ji's character had her very first wedding photoshoot. You can almost hear the giggles and see the excitement of that moment. The outdoor set, known as the Opera House, is particularly noteworthy. It's fascinating to see how a place known for romantic, picture-perfect moments was used to capture such a significant scene in Shi Won's journey.

Finally, no K-drama-inspired trip to Seoul would be complete without a café stop, especially since the characters in Reply 1997 often met up to hash out their lives and relationships. The Hongdae Cafe, located in the vibrant Mapo-gu, is one such spot featured in the series. While the specific address is given as 68 Eoulmadang-ro, the beauty of Hongdae is that it's bursting with unique cafes. Even if you don't find the exact table where they sat, just being in the area gives you a taste of that youthful, energetic atmosphere that the show so perfectly captured. It's a great place to grab a coffee, people-watch, and maybe even discuss your own life and relationships, just like they did.

And for those wondering about the food, the show featured some mouth-watering scenes. Remember Song Jong-ho grilling meat at Aujeong in Gangnam-gu in episode 3? Or the heartwarming scene where Seongdong-il prepared Gopchang for Jung Eun-ji? While these aren't locations you can necessarily visit for a scenic tour, they highlight the importance of food and shared meals in Korean culture, something the series portrays beautifully. It's a good reminder to seek out some delicious Korean BBQ and gopchang while you're there!

Dining Through Nostalgia: Food Spots in Reply 1997

If you're anything like me, good food is practically a supporting character in any K-drama worth its salt. Reply 1997 certainly doesn't disappoint on that front, even if it's set in a time before mukbangs were a thing. The show uses food not just to fill bellies, but to deepen relationships and paint a picture of its era.

One memorable spot is Aujeong, located on Teheran-ro 87-gil in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. This is where we see Song Jong-ho, presumably a server or perhaps even the owner, grilling up some delicious meat in Episode 3. While we don't get a close-up of the exact cuts, the sight of sizzling barbecue always makes me hungry. It’s a classic Korean dining experience, and it's easy to imagine the characters gathering here to talk, laugh, and maybe even bicker a little over the last piece of meat. It really grounds the show in a relatable, everyday setting.

Then there's the heartwarming scene involving Gopchang, a dish that truly embodies comfort and family in the series. Located on Omok-ro in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, this isn't so much a restaurant as it is a specific dish prepared by Sung Dong-il for Jung Eun-ji. The fact that he's the one preparing it highlights their familial bond. Gopchang, or grilled beef intestines, might not be for everyone, but it's a beloved Korean delicacy. Seeing him lovingly make it for her underscores the warmth and care in their relationship, which is a core theme of the show. It's moments like these, centered around simple, shared meals, that make the series feel so genuine and nostalgic.

These food spots, even if just glimpsed or focused on a single dish, add a rich layer to the world of Reply 1997. They're not just places to eat; they're backdrops for connection, for showing affection, and for making the 1990s setting even more tangible. It’s a subtle but effective way the series builds its beloved world.

Reply 1997: More Than Just Nostalgia

From the very first episode, Reply 1997 pulls you into the world of Busan in the late 90s. It's a journey back in time, centered around Shi Won and her friends, as they navigate adolescence, first crushes, and, of course, K-pop obsessions. The series cleverly weaves between their high school days and a 2012 reunion, slowly revealing who ended up marrying whom, a mystery that keeps you guessing throughout its 16 episodes.

What really makes this show shine is its authenticity. You genuinely feel like you're right there with them, whether it's Shi Won's unwavering devotion to H.O.T. or the everyday squabbles and heartwarming moments between childhood friends like her and Yoon Jae. The series doesn't just tell you about the 90s; it shows you, with plenty of nostalgic references that hit just right, even if you didn't grow up in Korea. We see scenes that build these relationships, like Seongdong-il preparing Gopchang for Jung Eun-ji, a simple act that speaks volumes about their family dynamic. And who can forget the friends meeting at the Hongdae Cafe, a spot that becomes a backdrop for so many of their life discussions.

While the main plot is about romance and friendship, the series also uses locations like Samyook University for those tender romantic scenes, adding to the visual appeal. And, for a truly memorable moment, Jung Eun-ji's first wedding photoshoot took place at Ilsan L Studio, a location known for its romantic settings. The show manages to balance humor with genuine emotion, making you laugh out loud one minute and tearing up the next. It’s not just a love story; it’s a love letter to a specific time and place, filled with characters you can't help but root for.

This series, with its 8.0/10 rating, is definitely one to watch if you're looking for a heartwarming drama that’s heavy on nostalgia and character development. If you're a fan of K-pop, slice-of-life stories, or just enjoy a good coming-of-age tale, you'll find a lot to love here. However, if you prefer fast-paced thrillers or dramas without a strong focus on everyday life, this might not be your cup of tea. But for those who appreciate a well-told story about friendship, family, and finding your way, Reply 1997 leaves a lasting impression, long after the credits roll.

Filming locations

Filming locations

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  1. 01

    Bukseoul Dream Forest

    북서울 꿈의 숲
    173 Wolgye-ro, Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울 강북구 월계로 173

    This location is featured in scenes related to the story of Yoon-jae and the group of friends.

    The filming location of Reply 1997 (Bukseoul Dream Forest)
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  2. 02

    Ilsan L Studio

    일산 엘스튜디오
    Munwon-gil 67-27, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do경기 고양시 일산동구 문원길 67-27

    Ilsan L Studio is known for being a filming location for the wedding-themed show 'We Got Married' and also features in the drama 'Reply 1997' where the main character Jung Eun-ji's first wedding photoshoot took place. / The outdoor set of L Studio, known as the Opera House, was used for wedding photoshoots featuring the members of Apink in their first wedding dresses.

    Ilsan's L Studio is the largest wedding theme park in the country. L Studio is famous not only as the filming location for MBC's "We Got Married," but also for its drama sets, outdoor filming locations, and wedding rehearsal shoots. Additionally, it is said that the first wedding photoshoot of A Pink, the girl group that features Jung Eun-ji, the female lead of "Reply 1997," was also conducted at this Ilsan L Studio.
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    Samyook University

    삼육대학교
    815 Hwarang-ro, Nowon-gu, Nowon-gu, Seoul, Seoul서울 노원구 화랑로 815

    The university serves as a backdrop for romantic scenes in the drama.

    The main filming locations are known to be Cebu in the Philippines, Samyook University in South Korea, and Busan.
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  4. 04

    Hongdae Cafe

    홍대 카페
    68 Eoulmadang-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea

    This cafe is featured in the drama 'Reply 1997'. The characters often meet here to discuss their lives and relationships.

    Today, I am at the café featured in Reply 1997 in Hongdae.
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Food guide

Food & places

Restaurants, cafes, markets, and dishes tied to the drama or the reader's visit path.

  1. 01RestaurantS1E3

    Aujeong

    Teheran-ro 87-gil 45 → Gangnam-gu → Seoul → Seoul서울 강남구 테헤란로87길 45

    The restaurant is featured in the show where the character Song Jong-ho is seen serving and grilling meat.

    Song Jong-ho Hanwoo Meat House, Gangnam Meat House, Aujeong, Seoul, Gangnam-gu, Samseong-dong 153-440, 2-553-9289
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  2. 02Dish

    Gopchang

    Gopchang
    170 Omok-ro, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울 양천구 오목로 170

    Seongdong-il prepares Gopchang for Jung Eun-ji, showcasing their familial bond and the warmth of their relationship.

    Seong Dong-il grills the beef intestines that Jeong Eun-ji likes for a special acquaintance.
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Details

Production

Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.

Country
South Korea
Original language
Korean
Episode runtime
65 min
Spoken languages
Korean
Creators
Shin Won-ho신원호
Lee Woo-jung이우정
Lee Sun-Hye
Kim Ran-Joo
Directors
Shin Won-ho신원호
Writers
Lee Woo-jung이우정
Lee Sun-Hye
Kim Ran-Joo

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Characters

Cast & characters

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Actors

Lead actors

Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Jung Eun-ji

Jung Eun-jias Sung Shi-won

정은지
1993-08-18 · Haeundae, Busan, South Korea
Seo In-guk

Seo In-gukas Yoon Yoon-jae

서인국
1987-10-23 · Ulsan, South Korea

Seo In-guk is a prominent South Korean singer-songwriter and actor, born on October 23, 1987. He hails from Ulsan, where he developed a passion for music after witnessing a performance by singer Kim Jung-min during his elementary school years. His career took off in 2009 when he won the reality talent show Superstar K, which launched him into the music industry. Seo made his acting debut in the 2012 drama Reply 1997, which garnered significant popularity and showcased his talent beyond singing. He has since appeared in various successful television series, including High School King of Savvy (2014), Hello Monster (2015), and Shopping King Louie (2016). In 2023, he starred in the drama Death's Game, further solidifying his versatility as an actor. Throughout his career, Seo In-guk has seamlessly blended his roles in music and acting, earning recognition and a dedicated fanbase in South Korea and beyond.

Eun Ji-won

Eun Ji-wonas Do Hak-chan

은지원
1978-06-08 · Seoul, South Korea

Eun Ji-won, born on June 8, 1978, is a prominent South Korean rapper, singer, actor, and television personality. He is best known as the leader of Sechs Kies, one of the pioneering idol groups in the K-pop industry. With his contributions to both music and television, Eun has played a significant role in shaping the contemporary Korean entertainment landscape. In addition to his musical endeavors, Eun Ji-won has made a name for himself as an entertainer, showcasing his vibrant personality through various variety shows. His playful on-screen persona has earned him the nickname "Eun Choding" (Elementary Eun), endearing him to audiences. He is a regular cast member on popular programs such as "1 Night 2 Days" and "New Journey to the West," where his charisma and humor shine. Eun Ji-won's influence on K-pop and variety television continues to resonate, marking him as a beloved figure in South Korean pop culture.

Lee Ho-won

Lee Ho-wonas Kang Joon-hee

이호원
1991-03-28 · Busan, South Korea
Shin So-yul

Shin So-yulas Mo Yoo-jung

신소율
1985-08-05 · Seoul, South Korea

Shin So-yul, born Kim Jung-min on August 5, 1985, is a prominent South Korean actress known for her diverse roles in film and television. She began her acting career in 2006, initially taking on supporting roles in various projects, including the films Hello My Love and Penny Pinchers, as well as the television series Jungle Fish 2. Her significant breakthrough came in 2012 with her performance in the widely acclaimed cable dramedy Reply 1997, which solidified her place in the industry. In 2013, Shin garnered nominations for her bold role in the romantic comedy My PS Partner at both the Baeksang Arts Awards and the Grand Bell Awards. That same year, she expanded her presence in the entertainment world by becoming one of the hosts of the talk show Talk Club Actors. She took on a leading role in the 2014 daily drama Love & Secret, showcasing her versatility as an actress. Recently, Shin has gained further recognition for her impactful supporting roles in various television dramas, continuing to captivate audiences with her performances.

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Episode guide

Episodes

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  1. Eighteen
    Ep 1Eighteen
    2012-07-24 · 38 min

    In 1997, nothing was more important to Shi Won than the Korean boy band 'H.O.T.' She and her five closest friends exemplified the teenage angst of K-pop idolatry that was escalating during the decade. They reconnect 15 years later and relive their youth of the late 1990s.

  2. Becoming More and More Different
    Ep 2Becoming More and More Different
    2012-07-24 · 31 min

    Yoon Jae has circumcision. It is supposed to be a secret, but the whole town knows, including Shi Won. Shi Won accidentally hands him a pad as she helps him search for his things. This scene shows how they are physically developing into adults. But the changes are gradual, and they still fight like children. Shi Won lies at school about her homework, and Yoon Jae does not help her out with the lie. So she is punished, and she is angry with him. They have a fight, and accidentally Yoon Jae touches her too intimately. The incident makes Yoon Jae see Shi Won as a woman. Yoon Jae unfortunately realizes that although he has become a man, Shi Won has not become a woman yet.Yoo Jung secretly falls in love with a member of an idol group that is the rival of H.O.T. called Sechs Kies. Shi Won considers this betrayal, and it angers her. This causes a rift in their friendship.

  3. What You See Is Not Everything
    Ep 3What You See Is Not Everything
    2012-07-31 · 40 min

    Shi Won goes to Seoul and camps in front of Tony An's house. She finally returns home after getting her T-shirt signed. When she returns home, her father cuts her hair as punishment. Since then, her parents fight regularly. She confides in Joon Hee about her worry about their quarrels. Yoo Jung also cuts her hair to show moral support for her friend. This act restores their friendship. A new student from Seoul transfers to Gwangan High School. He may be Yoon Jae's rival as the best looking guy in school. He is good-looking and cool. He is macho, and he impresses the other boys. But in front of girls, he is extremely shy. Somebody under the name 1004 (angel) sends Yoon Jae a music file. He thinks it is from Shi Won, but she is not interested in him at all. In fact, she talks badly about him to Joon Hee.Shi Won and Joon Hee chat online and exchange big secrets. Shi Won realizes that what she knows to be true is actually not true at all.

  4. Fair Play
    Ep 4Fair Play
    2012-07-31 · 35 min

    It is the World Cup game: Korea vs. Japan. Shi Won's friends come over to watch the game together, but she forgets to order chicken. Luckily, the delivery man gets his orders wrong, and Shi Won and the group decide to eat the chicken that was ordered for somebody else. When Korea scores a goal, Yoo Jung hugs Hak Chan, and Shi Won hugs Joon Hee. Yoon Jae is suspicious of the closeness between Shi Won and Joon Hee. He is done with fair play. He realizes that one must be proactive to get what one desires. Shi Won gives her phone number to the Seoul boy she has been chatting online with. He says he will call after the game. Tae Woong falls in love with Song Joo, whom he tutored. They decide to marry. One day he goes to watch the Busan Seagulls game and sends Song Joo on a retreat. But there is an accident. We find out that she was Shi Won's sister, and Shi Won now behaves just like her towards Tae Woong.

  5. Life's Counter Attack
    Ep 5Life's Counter Attack
    2012-08-07 · 36 min

    Life's counterattacks include Yoon Jae's broken arm, falling in love with Shi Won, a street vender's rags-to-riches story, her father's cancer, and the IMF crisis. The only way to go about life is fighting it and just going on with life. Yoon Jae breaks his arm and is hospitalized. Shi Won sleeps by his side with her glasses on. Yoon Jae notes that he has fallen in love with her over trivial things such as her glasses.A street vender finally finds his parents. He goes from rags to riches. This case shows that there are many ups and downs in life.Shi Won asks her father to buy her expensive jeans, but he refuses. So she writes sad stories and sends them to a radio show in hope to win brand name jeans. Yoon Jae warns her that words come true, and her story about her father having cancer does come true.Shi Won has huge homework that she cannot complete in time. Her father completes it for her, and Shi Won is touched by his love and care.

  6. Love Makes You Do Things You’ve Never Done
    Ep 6Love Makes You Do Things You’ve Never Done
    2012-08-07 · 46 min

    Shi Won's father has gastric cancer and is in the hospital. Everybody in his ward watches a popular drama until the main character finds out he is dying from cancer. This depresses all the cancer patients. Shi Won's mother starts calling the drama writer to make her change the story line.Shi Won writes Tony An a fan letter in her own blood in order to become a board member of H.O.T.'s fan club. But when she hears that Tony An is disgusted by it, she is crushed. Yoo Jung devises a way to go see a basketball game with Yoon Jae alone. But Yoon Jae asks for the tickets so that he can cheer up Shi Won. Yoo Jung is crushed, so Hak Chan tries to cheer her up. She ends up kissing him. At the basketball game Yoon Jae tells Shi Won that it bothers him to see her so close with Joon Hee, but she does not hear him. The grown up Yoo Jung and and Hak Chan announce their wedding plans at the reunion. Shi Won is pregnant, so she cannot drink.

  7. Future Hopes
    Ep 7Future Hopes
    2012-08-14 · 42 min

    Yoo Jung repeatedly breaks up with Hak Chan. Each time Hak Chan has changed his habits to be more accommodating. This time he does not know the reason for the break up. Yoon Jae and Joon Hee, the top two students, plan to enter the Air Force Academy. Yoon Jae wants to become a pilot because as a child he hears that Shi Won wants to marry a man in uniform. Joon Hee wants to go where Yoon Jae goes. But Yoon Jae does not make it. He later becomes a judge. Joon Hee appears to also not have made the physical exam for the Air Force Academy.Shi-Won's fan fiction stories reveal her literary skills. She wins a writing contest and gets into Dongguk University. She is happy to enter the same university where Tony An is enrolled at. Eventually she becomes a screen writer. Tae Woong as a teacher encourages students to pursue dreams. He also wants to pursue his real dreams, so he gets ready to resign. His mother had wanted him to become president of Korea.

  8. D-Day
    Ep 8D-Day
    2012-08-14 · 48 min

    It is finally the D-Day for the college entrance exams. Afterwards the students make elaborate plans. Seong Jae wants to pick up girls, so he goes to a karaoke bar with Joon Hee. They try to pick up girls, but one girl turns out to be his sister. Hak Chan invites Yoo Jung to his house to watch a videotape he has made for her. She thinks he wants to seduce him into bed, so she honestly tells him she has her period. Yoon Jae wants to meet Shi Won after the exams. So does Tae Woong. Yoon Jae carefully plans to tell Shi Won that he likes her and buys her a dog. Tae Woong wants to take Shi Won out for a drink and also tell her that he likes her. Yoon Jae is shocked to find out his brother's plans. He realizes that the most important thing about D - Day operations is scouting the field, which he did not do thoroughly.

  9. The Thread Of Fate
    Ep 9The Thread Of Fate
    2012-08-21 · 41 min

    Yoon Jae finally reveals to his classmates that their math teacher was his brother. They are shocked and had no clue because the teacher had been using a false last name. Shi Won's father warns Yoon Jae to meet a sweet woman or he will end up just like him. Shi Won's mother ended up with her husband because of a misunderstanding. But couples end up as fate would have them. Yoon Jae gives the dog to Joon Hee, who gives the dog to a child in the park. But the dog ends up in Shi Won's house as originally planned. Tae Woong starts up an online site where people can find their old classmates and becomes very successful. He asks Shi Won to date him and buys her a phone. Yoon Jae tells Shi Won to stop behaving childishly when she hugs him. He is trying distancing himself from her.

  10. The Reason Why I Like You
    Ep 10The Reason Why I Like You
    2012-08-21 · 57 min

    "The reason why I like you is because you're you. Could there be another reason? I wish I knew. Then I could figure out how to stop liking you." People are asked this question and there is no better answer. Sung Jae falls in love with Gak Ha after seeing her dance but tells her too honestly about his reason for liking her. Shi Won thinks Tae Woong likes her because she looks like her older sister. Joon Hee and Yoon Jae ask each other why the other likes Shi Won. Joon Hee confesses that he likes Yoon Jae, but Yoon Jae thinks he is joking in order to avoid the question why he really likes Shi Won. The Golden Disc Music Award is held in Seoul, and there is great tension between the H.O.T. fans and Sechs Kies fans over who will win the grand prize.

  11. The Fairness Of Relationships
    Ep 11The Fairness Of Relationships
    2012-08-28 · 40 min

    Hak Chan keeps avoiding meeting Yoo Jung's friends. Finally he shows up and pays for the bill, which makes Yoo Jung's heart melt. But when Hak Chan does not introduce her to his mother as his girlfriend, Yoo Jung breaks up with him. Shi Won's parents go on a cruise vacation leaving Shi Won alone. On her way back home from working at the convenience store, a man follows her. Afraid, she repeatedly calls Yoon Jae, and Yoon Jae repeatedly calls her. But they do not get connected until she calls his home phone. Yoon Jae dashes to where she is, bleeding with only one slipper. Shi Won realizes that their relationship is not simple friendship, but it is a complicated relationship between a man and a woman.

  12. The Meaning Of Hands
    Ep 12The Meaning Of Hands
    2012-08-28 · 53 min

    Shi Won's parents are worried that she will have adjusting difficulties in Seoul, but Shi Won is excited to go to Seoul and has been packing in advance.Yoo Jung is suspicious of Hak Chan and Dan Ji. Hak Chan has been distant. He finally tells her that he is going to Hawaii to study. Yoo Jung tells him that all she wants is that he communicates with her.It is Shi Won's birthday, so there is one last party before everybody parts ways. Shi Won told Yoon Jae the year before that he should tell a guy to buy her a ring for her 18th birthday. This year, she asks Yoon Jae if he has a ring for her. He tells her his feelings and that she is cruel to ask for a ring from him. She asks to be friends, but he tells her he never wants to see her again. Tae Woong gives Shi Won a ring, but she tells him that she needs to talk.

  13. Later... No, Now.
    Ep 13Later... No, Now.
    2012-09-04 · 56 min

    Yoo Jung's father passes away. She realizes that there are no next times. She should have been good to him when he was around. Her friends come to the funeral. Even Hak Chan finally shows up. Shi Won runs into Yoon Jae in a coffee shop. He had avoided seeing her for 6 years. She asks if he has a girlfriend and catches him lying. Shi Won tells him that she likes him. Yoon Jae hesitates to answer, even though he knows that there is never a next time. Meanwhile, Tae Woong has been Daddy Long Legs to Shi Won throughout all this time. He asks her if Shi Won knows how the ending of the story goes, telling her that he wants more. Shi Won does not want more from him. Even 6 years ago, Shi Won told him that she likes somebody else. Yoon Jae overhears Shi Won and Joon Hee talk about both of their crushes on him. He is beyond shocked.

  14. Love Is Ordered By The Heart
    Ep 14Love Is Ordered By The Heart
    2012-09-04 · 48 min

    It's what the heart demands. So do what the heart tells you to do. Joon Hee tells Yoon Tae that he should not make his brother the excuse for not being honest about his feelings. People's hearts do not choose who they like. Also he tells him that he should not be bitter towards her for not knowing that Yoon Jae liked him all this time, because some people may not know ever. Joon Hee lies to Yoon Jae about why he needs to move out. Tae Woong is hospitalized to remove his polyp. He meets his surgeon in funny way. She farts and takes her stockings off not knowing he is in the room. He finds out that she will remove his polyp in a most embarrassing way.Shi Won says that if Yoon Jae does not tell her if he likes her, she will kiss him. Yoon Jae kisses her first. Later, Shi Won and Joon Hee talk on the phone afterwards about it. Tae Woong overhears the conversation and is shocked.

  15. While I Loved You
    Ep 15While I Loved You
    2012-09-11 · 55 min

    Tae Woong asks Yoon Jae to meet a girl. Yoon Jae suspects that it is a blind set his brother is setting him up on. He tells him not to set him up like this again. Tae Woong tells Yoon Jae that he knows about them. Yoon Jae tells him that he gave up Shi Won back in high school for the person he loves the most, his brother. But Tae Woong tells him Yoon Jae that he cannot give up on Shi Won even for his brother. After much anguish, Yoon Jae tells his brother that he will not give up her for his older brother again. Shi Won tells Tae Woong that she has something to say to him. She feels she cannot go on ignoring his advances because he is a dear person to her. Back into the future, Shi Won is having a baby. Both Yoon Jae and Tae Woong come running.

  16. The Reason Why First Loves Don’t Last
    Ep 16The Reason Why First Loves Don’t Last
    2012-09-18 · 71 min

    Finally we know who the father is. Tae Woong is dragged to a DBSK concert by his colleagues. He ends up meeting his surgeon again and ends up with her. The two couples talk about who get married first. But Shi Won ends up getting pregnant, so they quickly get married. Tae Woong ends up marrying his surgeon, who becomes the president of the DBSK fan club of Korea.At the reunion, Yoo Jung and Hak Chan talk about their honey moon plans and ask Sung Jae to join them. Yoon Jae asks again who Shi Won would save if Tony An and Yoon Jae were drowning. He realizes that people say that first loves do not last, but that is because the dramatic stage of youth passes. It is because there is no more tragic drama in your life. Instead, love enters a more mature and familiar stage.

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