Both Sunny and Eun Tak inadvertently hurt their partners, who must come to terms with their decisions.
It's almost the new year, so Eun Tak asks Kim Shin to spend her first day as a 20-year old adult with her. The Grim Reaper struggles with the knowledge about Sunny's past.
The Ji Eun Tak has remembered who Goblin was and every moment together with Goblin nine years ago.
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Title: Goblin (2016–2017)
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| Yoo Gong | ... | Kim Shin 13 episodes, 2016-2017 | |
| Go-eun Kim | ... | Ji Eun-Tak 13 episodes, 2016-2017 | |
| Dong-Wook Lee | ... | Grim Reaper 13 episodes, 2016-2017 | |
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Sung-Jae Yook | ... | Yoo Duk-Hwa 13 episodes, 2016-2017 |
| In-Na Yoo | ... | Sunny 12 episodes, 2016-2017 | |
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Lee El | ... | Samshin 11 episodes, 2016-2017 |
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Min-jae Kim | ... | Wang Yeo 8 episodes, 2016-2017 |
| So-Hyun Kim | ... | Kim Sun 8 episodes, 2016-2017 | |
| Woo-jin Jo | ... | Kim Do-Young 6 episodes, 2017 | |
In this modern era, there exists a Goblin (Dokkaebi/Kim Shin) who has been living for 900 years. Due to the God's curse, Goblin's mortality which he despises the most, can only be removed by his human bride. But after the curse is removed the Goblin will turn into dust. Thus the story begins with the Goblin meeting his bride(Ji Eun-Tak). However, there is a Grim Reaper who is after her soul. As the time goes the Goblin and his bride fall in love, but the fate has other plans for Goblin. Written by Arvind Vikram
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Once in a very long while, the stars align to create truly transcendent art on screen. "Goblin" is an example of this, as the maturation of talented writer Kim Eun-Sook blends with nuanced directing, breathtaking cinematography and the formidable acting skills of Gong Yoo and the rest of the stellar cast.
This is great art and great television, regardless of the country of origin. That is not to minimize the South Korean expertise that created it, but simply to avoid the sometimes- backhanded compliment of "great...for a KDrama." It's just great TV, full stop.
I've watched KDramas for about a decade, and this one is the best I've seen. Highly recommended, not just for drama fans, but for all fans of quality cinematic art around the world.