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*'''Air time:''' [[MBC Wednesday & Thursday Night 21:55|Wednesday & Thursday 22:00]]
 
*'''Air time:''' [[MBC Wednesday & Thursday Night 21:55|Wednesday & Thursday 22:00]]
 
*'''Original Soundtrack:''' [[Two Weeks OST]]
 
*'''Original Soundtrack:''' [[Two Weeks OST]]
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*'''Related TV shows:''' [[TWO WEEKS (KTV)|TWO WEEKS]] (KTV, 2019)
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
 
Jang Tae San is a man who has been living a meaningless life and never thinks toward his future. He is on the run after being falsely accused of murder. Furthermore, he discovers that he has a daughter who is now suffering from leukemia. The drama spans exactly two weeks, and tells about Tae San's desperate struggles to save his daughter.
 
Jang Tae San is a man who has been living a meaningless life and never thinks toward his future. He is on the run after being falsely accused of murder. Furthermore, he discovers that he has a daughter who is now suffering from leukemia. The drama spans exactly two weeks, and tells about Tae San's desperate struggles to save his daughter.
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==User/Viewer Ratings==
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==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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;Main Cast
 
;Main Cast
 
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as Jang Tae San
 
*[[Lee Jun Ki]] as Jang Tae San
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*[[Park Ha Sun]] as Seo In Hye
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*[[Kim So Yun (1980)|Kim So Yun]] as Park Jae Kyung (prosecutor)
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*[[Kim So Yun]] as Park Jae Kyung (prosecutor)
 
 
**[[Jo Jung Eun]] as young Jae Kyung
 
**[[Jo Jung Eun]] as young Jae Kyung
 
*[[Ryu Soo Young]] as Im Seung Woo (detective)
 
*[[Ryu Soo Young]] as Im Seung Woo (detective)
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*[[Park Ha Sun]] as Seo In Hye
 
;Extended Cast
 
;Extended Cast
 
*[[Kim Hye Ok]] as Jo Seo Hee
 
*[[Kim Hye Ok]] as Jo Seo Hee
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*[[Uhm Hyo Sup]] as Han Jung Woo
 
*[[Uhm Hyo Sup]] as Han Jung Woo
 
*[[Yoon Hee Suk]] as Do Sang Hoon
 
*[[Yoon Hee Suk]] as Do Sang Hoon
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*[[Yeo Ui Joo]] (여의주) as Kim Min Soo
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*[[Yeo Ui Joo]] as Kim Min Soo
 
*[[Jung In Ki]] as Yang Taek Nam
 
*[[Jung In Ki]] as Yang Taek Nam
 
*[[Baek Seung Hoon]] (백승훈) as Kim Sang Ho
 
*[[Baek Seung Hoon]] (백승훈) as Kim Sang Ho
 
*[[Ahn Yong Joon]] as Jin Il Do
 
*[[Ahn Yong Joon]] as Jin Il Do
 
*[[Im Se Mi]] as Oh Mi Sook
 
*[[Im Se Mi]] as Oh Mi Sook
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*[[Ahn Se Ha]] (안세하) as Go Man Suk
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*[[Ahn Se Ha]] as Go Man Suk
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*[[Kim Bup Rae]] (김법래) as Hwang Dae Joon
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*[[Kim Bup Rae]] as Hwang Dae Joon
 
*[[Park Joo Hyung]] as Im Hyung Jin
 
*[[Park Joo Hyung]] as Im Hyung Jin
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*[[Bae Je Ki]] (배제기) as Jo Dae Ryong
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*[[Bae Je Ki]] as Jo Dae Ryong
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*[[Kim Young Choon]] (김영춘) as Jang Suk Doo
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*[[Kim Young Choon]] as Jang Suk Doo
 
*[[Park Ha Na]] as Jang Young Ja
 
*[[Park Ha Na]] as Jang Young Ja
 
*[[Kang Ha Neul]] as Kim Sung Joon
 
*[[Kang Ha Neul]] as Kim Sung Joon
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;Special Appearances
 
;Special Appearances
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*[[Nam Kyung Eup]] (남경읍) as Im Ki Ho/Police Commissioner (Seung Woo's father)
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*[[Nam Kyung Eup]] as Im Ki Ho/Police Commissioner (Seung Woo's father)
 
*[[Seo Yi Sook]] as Tae San's hostage - the deaf ahjumma (ep 4)
 
*[[Seo Yi Sook]] as Tae San's hostage - the deaf ahjumma (ep 4)
 
*[[Chae Bin]] as Tae San's hostage - the deaf ahjumma's daughter (ep 4)
 
*[[Chae Bin]] as Tae San's hostage - the deaf ahjumma's daughter (ep 4)
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*[[Jung Da Hye (1987)|Jung Da Hye]] (정다혜) as the girl who passed out drugged drinks in hospital (ep 13)
 
*[[Jung Da Hye (1987)|Jung Da Hye]] (정다혜) as the girl who passed out drugged drinks in hospital (ep 13)
 
*[[Go In Bum]] as Jae Kyung's father
 
*[[Go In Bum]] as Jae Kyung's father
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*[[So Hee Jung]]
  
 
==Production Credits==
 
==Production Credits==
 
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Go Dong Sun]]
 
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Go Dong Sun]]
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*'''Director:''' [[Son Hyung Suk]], [[Choi Jung Kyu]] (최정규)
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*'''Director:''' [[Son Hyung Suk]], [[Choi Jung Kyu]]
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*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Park Seung Woo]]
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[So Hyun Kyung]]
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[So Hyun Kyung]]
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*'''Storyboard:''' [[Kang Sook]]
  
 
==Episode Ratings==
 
==Episode Ratings==
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==Recognitions==
 
==Recognitions==
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;2013 21st Korean Culture and Entertainment Awards
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*Hallyu Star Grand Award ([[Lee Joon Ki]])
 
;2013 2nd Daejeon Drama Festival - APAN Star Awards
 
;2013 2nd Daejeon Drama Festival - APAN Star Awards
 
*Top Excellence Actor ([[Lee Joon Ki]])
 
*Top Excellence Actor ([[Lee Joon Ki]])
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*Excellence Actress ([[[[Kim So Yun]])
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*Excellence Actress ([[Kim So Yun (1980)|Kim So Yun]])
 
*Best Screenwriter ([[So Hyun Kyung]])
 
*Best Screenwriter ([[So Hyun Kyung]])
  

Latest revision as of 01:17, 19 December 2025

Two Weeks

Details

  • Title: 투윅스 / Toowickseu
  • Genre: Melodrama, crime, action, thriller, mystery, romance, family, political
  • Episodes: 16
  • Broadcast network: MBC
  • Broadcast period: 2013-Aug-07 to 2013-Sep-26
  • Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 22:00
  • Original Soundtrack: Two Weeks OST
  • Related TV shows: TWO WEEKS (KTV, 2019)

Synopsis

Jang Tae San is a man who has been living a meaningless life and never thinks toward his future. He is on the run after being falsely accused of murder. Furthermore, he discovers that he has a daughter who is now suffering from leukemia. The drama spans exactly two weeks, and tells about Tae San's desperate struggles to save his daughter.

User/Viewer Ratings

4.29
(7 votes)

Cast

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Main Cast
Extended Cast
Special Appearances
  • Nam Kyung Eup as Im Ki Ho/Police Commissioner (Seung Woo's father)
  • Seo Yi Sook as Tae San's hostage - the deaf ahjumma (ep 4)
  • Chae Bin as Tae San's hostage - the deaf ahjumma's daughter (ep 4)
  • Park Gri Na as the woman in labor (ep 5)
  • Niel (니엘) as the student who bought Tae San's camera (ep 10)
  • Jung Da Hye (정다혜) as the girl who passed out drugged drinks in hospital (ep 13)
  • Go In Bum as Jae Kyung's father
  • So Hee Jung

Production Credits

Episode Ratings

See Two Weeks/Episode Ratings

Recognitions

2013 21st Korean Culture and Entertainment Awards
2013 2nd Daejeon Drama Festival - APAN Star Awards

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