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[[File:Second to Last Love.jpg|thumb|400px|Second to Last Love]] | [[File:Second to Last Love.jpg|thumb|400px|Second to Last Love]] | ||
==Details== | ==Details== | ||
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*'''Episodes:''' 20 | *'''Episodes:''' 20 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' SBS | *'''Broadcast network:''' SBS | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2016-Jul-30 to 2016-Oct- | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2016-Jul-30 to 2016-Oct-16 |
*'''Air time:''' [[SBS Saturday and Sunday Night 21:45|Saturday & Sunday 21:55]] | *'''Air time:''' [[SBS Saturday and Sunday Night 21:45|Saturday & Sunday 21:55]] | ||
*'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Second to Last Love OST]] | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Second to Last Love OST]] | ||
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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
A remake of the Japanese drama "The Second Last Love" about a single woman in her 40s who feels unstable about life after her retirement. | A remake of the Japanese drama "The Second Last Love" about a single woman in her 40s who feels unstable about life after her retirement. | ||
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
| + | <vote type=1/> | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | [[File:Second to Last Love Chart.jpg|thumb| | + | [[File:Second to Last Love Chart.jpg|thumb|250px|Relationship chart]] |
;Main Cast | ;Main Cast | ||
*[[Kim Hee Ae]] as Kang Min Joo (46) | *[[Kim Hee Ae]] as Kang Min Joo (46) | ||
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*[[Kim Seul Gi]] as Go Mi Rye (Go Sang Shik's youngest sister) (35) | *[[Kim Seul Gi]] as Go Mi Rye (Go Sang Shik's youngest sister) (35) | ||
*[[Jung Soo Young]] as Go Sang Hui (Go Sang Shik's younger sister) (42) | *[[Jung Soo Young]] as Go Sang Hui (Go Sang Shik's younger sister) (42) | ||
| − | *[[Lee Soo Min (2001)|Lee Soo Min]] | + | *[[Lee Soo Min (2001)|Lee Soo Min]] as Go Ye Ji (Go Sang Shik's daughter) (15) |
*[[Lee Hyung Chul]] as Park Chun Soo (Go Sang Shik's brother-in-law, Go Sang Hui's husband) (45) | *[[Lee Hyung Chul]] as Park Chun Soo (Go Sang Shik's brother-in-law, Go Sang Hui's husband) (45) | ||
| − | *[[Hong Tae Ui]] | + | *[[Hong Tae Ui]] as Park Hoon (Go Sang Shik's nephew, Go Sang Hui and Park Cheon Soo's son) (18) |
;Kang Min Joo's friends | ;Kang Min Joo's friends | ||
*[[Kim Na Young]] as Park Shin Ae (46) | *[[Kim Na Young]] as Park Shin Ae (46) | ||
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;Government | ;Government | ||
*[[Moon Hee Kyung]] as Na Choon Woo (deputy mayor) (55) | *[[Moon Hee Kyung]] as Na Choon Woo (deputy mayor) (55) | ||
| − | *[[Kim Kwon]] | + | *[[Kim Kwon]] as Cha Soo Hyuk (7th grade civil servant, part of the Regional Tourism Division) (35) |
| − | *[[Go Bo Kyul]] | + | *[[Go Bo Kyul]] as Han Song Il (contract employee, part of the Regional Tourism Division) (28) |
*[[Do Ki Suk]] as Shin Suk Gi (Director of the Economic and Cultural Division) (43) | *[[Do Ki Suk]] as Shin Suk Gi (Director of the Economic and Cultural Division) (43) | ||
;SBC | ;SBC | ||
| − | *[[Park Sung Geun]] | + | *[[Park Sung Geun]] as Han Jung Shik (Executive Producer, Drama Division 2 team leader) (49) |
*[[Yang Hyung Wook]] (양형욱) as Gook Young Soo (Head of the Drama Division) (52) | *[[Yang Hyung Wook]] (양형욱) as Gook Young Soo (Head of the Drama Division) (52) | ||
*[[Lee Hye Eun]] as Oh Young Ae (Drama Division Production PD, Kang Min Joo's right hand) (43) | *[[Lee Hye Eun]] as Oh Young Ae (Drama Division Production PD, Kang Min Joo's right hand) (43) | ||
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*[[Sung Ji Roo]] as DokGo Bong (pub owner) (62) | *[[Sung Ji Roo]] as DokGo Bong (pub owner) (62) | ||
*[[Stephanie Lee (1993)|Stephanie Lee]] as Min Ji Sun (Canadian-born model) (29) | *[[Stephanie Lee (1993)|Stephanie Lee]] as Min Ji Sun (Canadian-born model) (29) | ||
| − | *[[Jung Yoo Ahn]] | + | *[[Jung Yoo Ahn]] as Kim Hyun Suk (Ye Ji's boyfriend) (15) |
| + | *[[Geum Seo Yeon]] | ||
| + | *[[Joey Albright]] | ||
| + | *[[Kang Jae Joon]] | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Choi Young Hoon]] | *'''Director:''' [[Choi Young Hoon]] | ||
| − | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Choi Yoon Jung]] | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Choi Yoon Jung (1971)|Choi Yoon Jung]] |
==Episode Ratings== | ==Episode Ratings== | ||
''See [[Second to Last Love/Episode Ratings]]'' | ''See [[Second to Last Love/Episode Ratings]]'' | ||
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| + | ==Recognitions== | ||
| + | *'''2016 SBS Drama Awards:''' New Star Award ([[Kwak Shi Yang]]) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*The first episode of this new drama was originally scheduled to air on July 23. However, [[Ji Jin Hee]] sustained an injury to his nose during an action scene so the production team has decided to delay the show’s first episode until July 30 while he recovers from surgery on his nose. | *The first episode of this new drama was originally scheduled to air on July 23. However, [[Ji Jin Hee]] sustained an injury to his nose during an action scene so the production team has decided to delay the show’s first episode until July 30 while he recovers from surgery on his nose. | ||
| − | * | + | *On October 6th, 2016 extension of 4 episodes was confirmed and thus make this drama with a total of 20 episodes. |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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*[[wikipedia:ko:끝에서 두번째 사랑|Korean Wikipedia]] | *[[wikipedia:ko:끝에서 두번째 사랑|Korean Wikipedia]] | ||
| − | {{DramaRing|SBS|Saturday & Sunday 21:55|[[Beautiful Gong Shim]]| | + | {{DramaRing|SBS|Saturday & Sunday 21:55|[[Beautiful Gong Shim]]| [[Gogh, The Starry Night]] }} |
[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2016]] [[Category:SBS]] | [[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2016]] [[Category:SBS]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:47, 7 July 2022
Contents
Details
- Title: 끝에서 두번째 사랑 / Kkeuteseo Dubeonjjae Sarang
- Also known as: Second Love
- Genre: Romance, comedy, family, drama
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2016-Jul-30 to 2016-Oct-16
- Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:55
- Original soundtrack: Second to Last Love OST
- Related TV show: Saigo Kara Nibanme no Koi (Fuji TV, 2012)
Synopsis
A remake of the Japanese drama "The Second Last Love" about a single woman in her 40s who feels unstable about life after her retirement.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Main Cast
- Kim Hee Ae as Kang Min Joo (46)
- Ji Jin Hee as Go Sang Shik (46)
- Kwak Shi Yang as Park Jun Woo (35)
- Go Sang Sik's family
- Kim Seul Gi as Go Mi Rye (Go Sang Shik's youngest sister) (35)
- Jung Soo Young as Go Sang Hui (Go Sang Shik's younger sister) (42)
- Lee Soo Min as Go Ye Ji (Go Sang Shik's daughter) (15)
- Lee Hyung Chul as Park Chun Soo (Go Sang Shik's brother-in-law, Go Sang Hui's husband) (45)
- Hong Tae Ui as Park Hoon (Go Sang Shik's nephew, Go Sang Hui and Park Cheon Soo's son) (18)
- Kang Min Joo's friends
- Kim Na Young as Park Shin Ae (46)
- Seo Jung Yeon as Goo Tae Yun (46)
- Government
- Moon Hee Kyung as Na Choon Woo (deputy mayor) (55)
- Kim Kwon as Cha Soo Hyuk (7th grade civil servant, part of the Regional Tourism Division) (35)
- Go Bo Kyul as Han Song Il (contract employee, part of the Regional Tourism Division) (28)
- Do Ki Suk as Shin Suk Gi (Director of the Economic and Cultural Division) (43)
- SBC
- Park Sung Geun as Han Jung Shik (Executive Producer, Drama Division 2 team leader) (49)
- Yang Hyung Wook (양형욱) as Gook Young Soo (Head of the Drama Division) (52)
- Lee Hye Eun as Oh Young Ae (Drama Division Production PD, Kang Min Joo's right hand) (43)
- Jang Suk Hyun as Nam Ki Chul (assistant director, Kang Min Joo's left hand) (35)
- Han Soo Jin (한수진) as Na Ae Li (new screenwriter) (33)
- Others
- Sung Ji Roo as DokGo Bong (pub owner) (62)
- Stephanie Lee as Min Ji Sun (Canadian-born model) (29)
- Jung Yoo Ahn as Kim Hyun Suk (Ye Ji's boyfriend) (15)
- Geum Seo Yeon
- Joey Albright
- Kang Jae Joon
Production Credits
- Director: Choi Young Hoon
- Screenwriter: Choi Yoon Jung
Episode Ratings
See Second to Last Love/Episode Ratings
Recognitions
- 2016 SBS Drama Awards: New Star Award (Kwak Shi Yang)
Notes
- The first episode of this new drama was originally scheduled to air on July 23. However, Ji Jin Hee sustained an injury to his nose during an action scene so the production team has decided to delay the show’s first episode until July 30 while he recovers from surgery on his nose.
- On October 6th, 2016 extension of 4 episodes was confirmed and thus make this drama with a total of 20 episodes.
External Links