Jung Yi, The Goddess Of Fire

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• Title : Jung Yi, The Goddess Of Fire
• Romanization : Bului Yeoshin JungYi
• Hangul : 불의여신정이
• Chinese Title : 火之女神 靖儿
• Genre : Historical, Political, Melodrama, Romance
• Director : Park Sung Soo, Jung Dae Yoon
• Writer : Kwon Soon Kyu, Lee Seo Yoon
• Broadcast Network : MBC
• Episodes : 32
• Broadcast Period : July 1 - October 15, 2013
• Run Time : Monday, Tuesday 21:55
• Language : Korean
• Country : South Korea

Summary

Gifted with natural talent and skill, Yoo Jung, Also known as Jung Yi (Moon Geun Young), the first woman who ever made ceramic in Joseon Dynasty period. After she was kidnapped to Japan during a war, she demonstrated the superiority of Joseon potters in Japan.

Jung Yi later falls in love with Prince Gwang Hae (Lee Sang Yoon), a sad prince whose life was like a wild storm. Despite his deep love for Jung Yi, he had to let go her.

Cast

Moon Geun Young as Yoo Jung

Lee Sang Yoon as Prince Gwang Hae

Kim Beom as Kim Tae Do

Park Geon Hyeong as Lee Yook Do



Seo Hyun Ji  as Sim Hwa Ryeong

Jeon Kwang Leol as Lee Kang Chun

Byun Hee Bong as Moon Sa Seung

Lee Jong Won as Yoo Eul Dam




Sung Ji Ru as Sim Jong Soo

Jung Bo Sook as King Sun Jo

Han Go Eun as Lady In bin Kim




Lee Kwang Soo as Prince Imhae

Additional Cast Members

Jang Kwang as Lee Pyeon Yik

Jang Hyo Jin as Ma Poong

Choi Ji Na as Yeon Ok

Jin Ji Hee as Yoo Jung (young)

No Young Hak as Prince Gwang Hae (young)

Park Geon Tae as Kim Tae Do (young)

Oh Seung Yoon as Lee Yook Do (young)

KIm Ji Min as Sim Hwa Ryeong (young)

Lee In Jung as Prince Imhae (young)

Ruby's Ring

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• Title : Ruby's Ring
• Romanization : roobibanji
• Hangul : 루비반지
• Chinese Title : 红宝石戒指
• Genre : Romance, Melodrama, Family
• Director : Jeon San
• Writer : Hwang Soon Yeon
• Broadcast Network : KBS 2TV
• Episodes : 120 (To Be Confirmed)
• Broadcast Period : August 19, 2013 ---
• Run Time : Monday - Friday 19:45
• Language : Korean
• Country : South Korea

Summary

Two sisters' faces and their fates change when they got into a car accident.

Ruby (Lee So Yeon) and Luna (Lim Jung Eun) got into a car accident. They were given facial plastic surgery due to the damage from the car accident. Luna put on Ruby's ring during the accident. The doctors claimed that the one wearing the ring is Ruby who is actually Luna and they end up having different faces after the surgery. The two sisters' fates are switched.

Cast

Lee So Yeon as Jung Ruby

Lim Jung Eun as Jung Luna

Kim Seok Hoon as Bae Kyung Min

Park Kwang Hyun as Na In Soo




Additional Cast Members

Jung Ae Ri as Yoo Gil Ja
Pyeon Jung Soo as Jung Cho Rim
Jeong Dong Hwan as Bae Chang Geun
Kim Seo Ra as Parl Kyung Sook
Kim Ka Yeon as Bae Se Ra
Kim Young Ok as Jo Il Soon
Ha Joo Hee as Seo Jin Hee
Lee Hyun Woo as No Dong Pal
Park Jin Joo as Go So Young
Han Kyeong Seon as Jang Geum Hee

Two Weeks

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• Title : Two Weeks
• Romanization : Toowikseu
• Hangul : 투윅스 
• Chinese Title : 两周
• Genre : Action, Romance, Mystery, Melodrama
• Director : Son Hyeong Seok
• Writer : So Hyeon Kyeong
• Broadcast Network : MBC
• Episodes : 16
• Broadcast Period : August 7 - September 26, 2013
• Run Time : Wednesday, Thursday 21:55
• Language : Korean
• Country : South Korea

Summary

A man named Jang Tae San (Lee Joon Ki) is a fugitive after being falsely accused of murder. Furthermore, he discovers that he has a sick daughter with leukemia. This drama spans exactly two weeks and tells of how desperate Tae San struggles to save his daughter.

Cast

Lee Joon Ki as Jung Tae San

Kim So Yeon as Park Jae Kyung

Ryu Soo Young as Im Seung Woo

Park Ha Sun as Seo In Hye


Additional Cast Members

Kim Hye Ok as Jo So Hee
Jo Min Ki as Moon Il Seok
Lee Chae Mi as Seo Soo Jin
Kim Hyo Seo as Park Ji Sook
Song Jae Rim as Killer Kim
Eom Hyo Seob as Han Jung Woo
Yoon Hee Seok as Do Sang Hoon
Yeo Ui Joo as Kim Min Soo
Jung In Ki as Yang Taek Nam
Baek Seung Hoon as Kim Sang Ho
Ahn Yong Jun as Jin Il Do
Im Se Mi as Oh Mi Sook
Park Joo Hyung as Im Hyeong Jin
Kim Pub Rae as Hwang Dae Joon
Kim Young Choon as Jang Seok Doo
Cheon Ho Jin as Han Chi Kook
Ahn Se Ha as Go Man Seok
Bae Je Ki as Jo Dae Ryong
Park Ha Na as Jang Young Ja
Kang Ha Neul as Kim Sung Joon

Good Doctor

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• Title : Good Doctor 
• Romanization : Goot Dakteo
• Hangul : 굿 닥터
• Chinese Title : 好医生
• Genre : Medical, Romance, Melodrama, Family
• Director : Ki Min Soo
• Writer : Park Jae Beom
• Broadcast Network : KBS2
• Episodes : 20
• Run Time : Monday, Tuesday 21:55
• Language : Korean
• Country : South Korea

Summary

A medical drama based in the pediatrics department.

A young man named Park Shi On (Joo Won) has Idiot Savant Syndrome and his mental age is 10 years old, overcomes obstacles to become a pediatric surgeon. Meanwhile Cha Yoon Seo (Moon Chae Won) is a pediatric surgical fellow and Kim Do Han (Joo Sang Wook) Korea's best pediatric surgeon finds himself frequently in confrontation with Park Si On.

This drama will also show the love triangle between Park Si On, Cha Yoon Seo and Kim Do Han.

Cast

Moon Chae Won as Cha Yoon Seo

Joo Won as Park Shi On



Joo Sang Wook as Kim Do Han

Kim Min Seo as Yoo Chae Kyung


Additional Cast Members

Cheon Ho Jin as Choi Woo Seok
Kwak Do Won as Kang Hyun Tae
Kim Young Kwang as Han Jin Wook
Yoon Park as Woo Il Kyu
Yoon Bong Gil as Hong Gil Nam
Wang Ji Won as Kim Soon Joo
Go Chang Seok as Jo Jong Mi
Jin Gyu as Nam Joo Yeon
Na Young Hee as Lee Yeo Won
Jo Hee Bong as Go Choong Man
Lee Gi Yeol as Lee Hyeok Pil
Jung Man Sik as Kim Jae Joon
Lee Ah Rin  as Ka Kyung
Ha Kyu Won as Hye Jin
Kim Hyun Soo as Na In Hae
Eom Hyeon Kyeong as Na In Young
Ahn Sung Hoon as Lee Woo Ram
Lee Jang Gyu as Kim Ye Eun
Oh Eun Chan as Cha Dong Jin
Jung Ho Geun as Park Choon Sung
Yoon Yu Seon as Oh Kyung Ju
Seo Hyun Chul as Byeong Soo
Choi Ro Woon as Park Shi On (young)
Kim Jin Woo as Park Yi Woon (Shi On's older brother)

                                   

The Master's Sun

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• Title : The Master's Sun (The Sun of My Master/ The Sun Of The Lord)
• Romanization : Joogoonui Taeyang
• Hangul : 주군의태양
• Chinese Title : 主君的太阳
• Genre : Romance, Horror, Fantasy, Comedy
• Director : Jin Hyeok
• Writer : Hong Jung Eun, Hong Mi Ran
• Broadcast Network : SBS
• Episodes : 16
• Broadcast Period : August 7 - September 26, 2013
• Run Time : Wednesday, Thursday 22:00
• Language : Korean 
• Country : South Korea

Summary

Gong Hyo Jin plays a woman named Tae Gong Sil who can see ghosts, and due to her kind heart, cannot help but help them out even when they scare the wits out of her. Kang Woo  (Seo In Guk) a former soldier who is now employed in a private security company and gets hired by Joo Joong Won (So Ji Sub). He is a mysterious character so far in the drama with Tae Gong Sil finding him kind and friendly, but he is hiding his real intentions for his employment under Joo Joong Won.

Cast   

So Ji Sub as Joo Joong Won

Gong Hyo Jin as Tae Gong Sil / Taeyang

Seo In Guk as Kang Woo

Kim Yoo Ri as Tae Yi Ryung

Additional Cast Members

Choi Jung Woo as Kim Gwi Do

Kim Mi Kyung as Joo Sung Ran (Joong Won's aunt)

Lee Jong Won as Do Seok Chul (Sung Ran's husband)

Park Hee Von as Tae Gong Ri (Gong Sil's older sister)

Lee Do Hyun as Lee Seung Mo

Hong Eun Taek as Lee Seung Joon

Lee Jae Won as Lee Han Joo

Jung Ka Eun as Ahn Jin Joo

L @ Kim Myung Soo as Joo Joong Won (young)

Jin Lee Han as Yoo Hye Sung

Song Min Jung as Kim Mi Kyung

MinAh (cameo)

Who Are You

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• Title : Who Are You
• Romanization : Hooayoo
• Hangul : 후아유 
• Chinese Title : 你是谁？
• Genre : Romance, Action, Melodrama, Mystery
• Director : Jo Hyun Tak
• Writer : Moon Ji Young
• Broadcast Network : tvN
• Episodes : 16
• Broadcast Period : July 29 - September 17, 2013
• Run Time : Monday, Tuesday 23:00
• Language : Korean 
• Country : South Korea

Summary

A ghost romance story about Yang Si Ohn (So E-Hyun) who is able to see things that ordinary people can't see (spirits) after waking up from 6 years of coma and Cha Gun Woo (Taecyeon), a man who believes things that only can be seen and touch by him. The two detectives come to understand each other as they help the spirits attached to objects at a lost and found center rest in peace.

This drama will feature a love triangle between spirits and humans. Si Ohn's dead boyfriend Lee Hyung Joon (Kim Jae Wook) will appear as a spirit, perfecting the supernatural romance with Si Ohn and Gun Woo. Hyung Joon was an elite member of the police force but lost his life during an unfortunate accident. 

Cast

So E-Hyun as Yang Si Ohn

Ok Taecyeon as Cha Gun Woo

Kim Jae Wook as Lee Hyung Joon

Additional Cast Members

Kim Chang Wan as Choi Moon Sik
Park Young Ji as Moon Heung Joo
Kim Ye Won as Jang Hee Bin
No Young Hak as Im Sung Chan
Jang Hyun Sung as Psychiatrist Park Hyung Jin 
Kim Seung Su as Prosecutor Park Eung Joong 

I Hear Your Voice

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• Title : I Hear Your Voice (English Title)
• Romanization : Neoui Moksoriga Deulleo
• Hangul : 너의 목소리가 들려 
• Chinese Title : 听见你的声音
• Genre : Romance, Crime, Mystery
• Director : Jo Soo Won
• Writer : Park Hye Ryun
• Broadcast Network : SBS
• Episodes : 18 
• Release Date : June 5 - August 1, 2013
• Run Time : Wednesday, Thursday 21 : 55
• Language : Korean
• Country : South Korea

Summary

This series is about a 9 year old boy called Park Soo Ha (later played by Lee Jong Suk) and his father were hit by a truck while riding a car. The truck was drove by Min Joon Gook (Jung Woong In) who cause the incident by purpose. It was that time when Soo Ha is able to read people's thought. When Min Joon Gook was trying to kill Soo Ha, a camera's flash sound saved Soo Ha. The girl named Jang Hye Sung (Lee Bo Young) then testified in court, claiming that it wasn't a accident. Min Joon Gook said that he wouldn't forgive anyone who said the truth and threatens Hye Sung that he would get revenge on her. Soo Ha then promises to protect Hye Sung. After 10 years, Soo Ha still remembers his promise towards Hye Sung. Soo Ha protected Hye Sung when Min Joon Gook was released from prison as Soo Ha promised. Soo Ha and Hye Sung also falls in love by time.

Cast 

Lee Bo Young as Jang Hye Sung

Lee Jong Suk as Park Soo Ha

Yoon Sang Hyun as Cha Kwan Woo

Lee Da Hee as Seo Do Hyun

Jung Woong In as Min Joon Gook

Additional Cast Members

Jeong Dong Hwan as Seo Dae Seok

Kim Hae Suk as Uh Choon Shim

Kim Kwang Kyu as Kim Kong Sook

Yun Jung Sang as Shin Sang Duk

Choi Sung Joon as Choi Yoo Chang

Kim Ga Eun as Go Seong Bin

Park Du Sik as Kim Choong Ki

Jang Hee Su as Do Yeon's mother

Han Ki-Woong  as Jung Pil-Jae

Han Ki-Won as Jung Pil-Seung

Park Chul Hyun as disorderly student
Yeo Ho-Min as Policeman Woon-Seung
Jang Hee-Woong as prosecutor
Jo Deok-Hyeon as Soo-Ha's father
Lee Sol-Gu as detective
Choi Dae-Sung as Do-Yeon's office emplyee
Park Jeong-Woo as Ha-Myung
Kim Gwang-In as chief prosecutor
KangNam as 4885 thief
Kim So-Hyun as Jang Hye-Sung (young)
Goo Seung-Hyun as Park Soo-Ha (young)
Jeong Min-A as Seo Do-Yeon (young)
Kim Sung-Kyun as detective (cameo)
Jeon Su-Kyeong as woman giving promotional materials (cameo)
So E-Hyun as lawyer (cameo)
Kim Kyung-Jin as supermarket owner's son (cameo)
Lee Byung-Joon as free newspaper president (cameo)
Kim Ki-Cheon as pervert (cameo)
Kim Mi Kyung as Hwang Dal-Joong's wife (cameo)
Ahn Moon Sook as orphanage employee (cameo)
Kim Min Jong as Lawyer Choi (cameo)
Uhm Ki Joon as Public Defender Uhm Ki-Joon (cameo)
Kim Mi Ryeo as department store sales woman (cameo)
Ahn Young Mi as department store customer (cameo)
Jeong Man Sik as police college interviewer (cameo)