A romantic comedy that depicts the daily lives of 30-year-old best friends Lim Jin Joo, Lee Eun Jung and Hwang Han Joo.
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Lim Jin Joo, Lee Eun Jung and Hwang Han Joo are best friends and they are all 30-years-old. Lim Jin Joo is a drama series writer. She has emotional ups and downs. Her personality is a bit unique. Even though she is a drama series writer, she tries to write her scripts with a literary style. She also makes conversation with a luxurious bag in a shop window. Lee Eun Jung is a documentary director. She has enjoyed documentaries since she was a child. She runs her own production company and she is the only staff member in the company. One of her documentaries becomes an unexpected hit. Hwang Han Joo is head of a marketing team for a drama series production company. She is a single mother. Hwang Han Joo struggles to balance her work and raising a kid. Written by (Source: AsianWiki)
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9 August 2019 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
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There are about 10 couples in this kdrama including the couples with two partners (one with a ghost), the gay couple, the parents, the side kick and even the little kid has his own love line. I only liked the writer-director. I give 8 out of 10 for the witty and comic lines of the director-writer couple, the couch conversation, the mom and daughter convo and the kid. I like the realistic acting of the director and the funny side kick/friend of the director. I also learned how arduous the work of a writer and director are and the product placements managers. They also showed the difficulty a person experienced from losing a love one. The song about the "shampoo scent" is catchy and gives good vibes.