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Latest revision as of 18:41, 8 August 2019
Contents
Details
- Title: 신고합니다 / Singohapnida
- Also known as: Yes, Sir
- Genre: Military
- Episodes: 18
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 1996-Jul-01 to 1996-Aug-27
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday
- Viewership ratings: 43.4%
Synopsis
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User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Cha In Pyo as Cha Sung Yun
- Goo Bon Seung
- Lee Hwi Jae
- Kwon Hae Hyo
- Choi Jong Won
- Kim Ji Young
- Jo Hyung Ki
- Cha Kwang Soo
- Lee Hyung Chul
- Lee Ji Hyung
- Choi Sang Kil
- Kwon Yong Woon
- Park Kwang Jung
- Lee Joo Hyun
- Kim Duk Hyun
- Choi Soo Hoon (최수훈)
- Lee Hye Young
- Kim Young Ae
- Jun Moo Song
- Nam Young Jin
- Park Byung Sun
- Choi Jae Jin (최재진)
- Kim So Yun
- Lee Sang In
- Lee Kyung Shil
- Kim Nam Ho (김남호)
- Lee Han Wie
- Lee Woo Suk
Production Credits
- Director: Kim Yong Kyu
- Original writing: Lee Chan Kyu
- Screenwriter: Lee Chan Kyu
Notes
- Sequel to "Making Men" (남자 만들기)
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