Full House

TV Series

2004

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6.8/10

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In a bid to reacquire her childhood home, a free-spirited woman agrees to a sham-marriage with a selfish actor. Their daily lives are complicated by overlapping love triangles and comic misadventures.

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Song Hye-kyo

Rain

Han Da-gam

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Episodes16

Top-rated

Thu, 15 Jul, 2004

S1.E2Episode 2

Ji-eun finds out Young-jae is the one who bought the Full House. He tends to her fever. He takes her in on the condition that she becomes the maid. Her earnings are to pay for all her debt. Young-jae is to propose to Hye-won. She reveals she likes Min-hyuk and Young-jae is unable to propose. Hye-won tells Min-hyuk she likes him but he tells her he only sees her as a sister and that Young-jae likes her very much. To get Young-jae out of the equation, Hye-won confronts Young-jae. Put in a difficult situation, Young-jae says he is in love with Ji-eun.

9.0/10

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Wed, 21 Jul, 2004

S1.E3Episode 3

Young-jae and Ji-eun agree into a contract marriage of 6 months when Ji-eun is to resume ownership of the Full House. In their "honeymoon" Young-jae teaches Ji-eun how to ride a bike. He is trying to move on and forget Hye-won.

9.0/10

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Han Ji-eun

Lee Yeong-jae

Kang Hye-won

Mrs. Kim

Yoo Min Hyuk

Young-jae's Grandmother

Dong-wook

Mr. Lee

Dae-pyo

Jin Hee

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5/10

As per design, this is the usual love square quarrels from the 2000s, following the blueprint precisely but with one major unforgivable flaw. It's expected from this formula to have a loose story not adhering to reality, common sense or logic, in one way or another it blends and enhances its entertaining value to push forward the narrative and dynamics. However, this drama went beyond what the viewers may deem passable in that regard with how they snowballed the setup involving the FL's friends, and her friends existence in general, pure atrocity. I refuse to believe that the writer spent more than 1-2 minutes thinking about the initial setup. Admittedly, the cast is what kept it alive and watchable, from the main leads to the elder cast, absolutely excluding the duo friends. The resolution and the romance in general felt quite distant from the characters, probably because they held it off for too long before establishing a clear communication between the leads which only happened in the last episode. Overall, the drama was just alright.

ParkMin06 May, 2024