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Latest revision as of 07:59, 25 July 2024
Contents
Details
- Title: 유령을 잡아라! / Yuryeongeul Jabara!
- Also known as: Catch Yoo Ryung
- Genre: Drama, mystery, romance
- Episodes: 16
- Broadcast network: tvN
- Broadcast period: 2019-Oct-21 to 2019-Dec-10
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:30
- Original Soundtrack: Catch the Ghost! OST
Synopsis
When a rookie detective's autistic twin sister goes missing, she joins the subway police team to try and find her.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Main Cast
- Moon Geun Young as Yoo Ryung / Yoo Jin (29)
- Kim Sun Ho as Ko Ji Suk (33)
- Police officers
- Jung Yoo Jin as Ha Ma Ri (33)
- Ki Do Hoon as Kim Woo Hyuk (31)
- Jo Jae Yoon as Lee Man Jin (45)
- Ahn Seung Kyoon as Kang Soo Ho (28)
- Lee Joon Hyuk as chief Gong (43)
- Seoun Police Department
- Song Ok Sook as Kim Hyung Ja (56)
- Ahn Sang Woo as Jun Won Chul (56)
- Mental Health Hospital
- Nam Ki Ae as Han Ae Shim (56, Ji Suk's mother)
- Kim Jung Young as Choi Kyung Hee (63, Ae Shim's caregiver)
- Song Sang Eun as Park Mi Hyun (29, nurse)
- Others
- Ki So Yoo as Lee Man Jin's 3rd daughter
- Hong Seo Jun as Mr. Cha (ep 5-6)
- Park Han Sol as Park Yoo Mi
- Lee Se Hee as Madonna (ep 8-9)
- Lee Hong Nae as Koo Dong Man
- Park Ji Yun as Choi Mi Ra
- Lee Joo Won as Choi Ji Hwan
- Kim Ah Young as short hair (ep 6)
Production Credits
- Production Companies: Studio Dragon, Logos Film
- Director: Shin Yoon Sub
- Screenwriter: So Won (소원), Lee Young Joo (이영주)
Episode Ratings
See Catch the Ghost!/Episode Ratings
Notes
- Originally scheduled to premiere August 26, 2019, the drama was pushed back to October, citing an effort "to get better quality and a more stable production schedule."
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