Sang Doo, Let's Go To School
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Sang-doo & Eun-hwan
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Details
- Title: 상두야,학교가자! / Sang Doo Ya, Hak Kyo Ka Ja!
- Also known as: Let's Go to School, Sang-doo! (KBFD-TV)
- Genre: Romance, comedy, drama
- Episodes: 16
- Broadcast network: KBS2
- Broadcast period: 2003-Sep-15 to 2003-Nov-04
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:50
Synopsis
Cha Sang-doo (Bi) and Chae Eun-hwan (Gong Hyo Jin) grew up as the best of friends. One day, Eun-hwan's family goes bankrupt and debtors rush to collect their belongings. When her father's old record player was being confiscated, Sang-doo tries to reclaim it, accidentally causing a man to go into comma. After being released from prison, he finds that his surrogate family and Eun Hwan have left him. Years later, due to the lack of education and his convict status, he is unable to find a job and is forced to become a gigolo in order to pay his sick daughter's hospital bills. After a freak incident, he comes face to face with Eun Hwan and gets a chance to win her over one more time by being a student in the school she teaches in.
Cast
- Bi as Cha Sang-doo
- Gong Hyo Jin as Chae Eun-hwan
- Lee Dong Gun as Kang Min-suk
- Hong Soo Hyun as Han Se-ra
- Song Min Joo as Cha Bo-ri (Sang-doo's daughter)
- Lee Young Ha as Cha Man-do (Sang-doo's uncle)
- Yeo Seung Hyuk as Chae Ji-hwan (Eun-hwan's brother)
- Jun Hye Bin as Yoon Hee-seo
- Shin Goo as Song Jong-doo (principal)
- Jung Ae Ri as Gong Shim-ran (Eun-hwan's mother)
- Yang Hee Kyung as lonely lady
- Hong So Hee
- Han Yeo Reum
- Kim Ye Ryung
- Kim Byul
- Choi Jae Hwan
- Kim Mi Kyung
- Seo Jin Wook
- Jo Gyu Chul
- Kim Jae Rok
- Kim Dong Yoon
- Byun Joo Yun
- Park Gun Il
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Lee Kyung Hee
- Director: Lee Hyung Min
Production Credits
Trivia
- Let's Go To School was Bi's debut as an actor.
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