It makes me think about HDY and JDJ and their life together that far. It makes me having realization, like, did I overlooked everything my father did to me this whole time, or does he being underappreciated or appreciated enough. It makes me think about my parents especially my father. There's layers, which each one of layer sparks hundred feelings when you watch it, at least for me. There's something deep about this drama, but it's not that kind of 'deep' that makes you immediately drown. It's tough for me to fully convey what I feel towards this drama into words, but I'll try. There were so many heartwarming scenes that made me cry buckets to think I almost didn't watch this cos the premise was just absurd. Everyone gave his/her best in this drama. And then you see the difference in his portrayal of dae young when he was still a young father. Even while he was in the body of an 18-yo dae young, every time he'd say something, it commands respect, you'd really believe that a 37yo man was just trapped inside that teener's body. His acting had so much depth that he was able to transform from a young parent to a middle-aged one mirroring yoon sang hyun's portrayal of his character without a problem. (but it also has equally many lessons on friendship!) Maybe it's because I am also a parent and there are just so many lessons one can learn from this show, no matter how long you've been a parent or the other half of a romantic relationship. Reply 1988, Moon embracing the sun, She would never know, breakup Probation A week, itaewon class, go back couple, because this is my first life, and now, 18 again.ġ8 again had such a profound impact that I was still crying inconsolably even after I've finished watching it on Netflix. Very few kdramas have such impact on me that even days after I've finished watching, I still think of them, and miss them like those familiar friends you've gotten used to sharing your experiences and moments with.

Shin Jun-Chul - Seongjong Electronics employee.

Kim Han-Sang - construction company employee.

First script reading took place late March, 2020 in South Korea.

'18 Again' takes over JTBC's Monday & Tuesday 21:30 time slot previously occupied by ' The Good Detective' and followed by ' Live On' on November 17, 2020.Now, with his regained 18-year-old body, he changes his name to Ko Woo-Young and begins to live a new life. Back in his teenage days, Hong Dae-Young ( Lee Do-Hyun) was an excellent basketball player and also popular.

At that moment, his body changes into that of an 18-year-old year old person, while his mind is still that of his 37-year-old self. Meanwhile, Hong Dae-Young looks at himself as an ordinary jobless middle-aged man.

Hong Dae-Young got fired from his job and he is looked down upon by his family. She becomes completely fed up with her husband and is unable to deal with him anymore. Jung Da-Jung works hard as a rookie announcer and she has a warm heart. They have have 18-year-old son and daughter. Jung Da-Jung ( Kim Ha-Neul) is married to 37-year-old Hong Dae-Young ( Yoon Sang-Hyun). Release Date: September 7 - November 10, 2020.Writer: Kim Do-Yeon, An Eun-Bin, Choi Yi-Ryun.

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