Get Karl! Oh Soo-jung

Get Karl! Oh Soo-jung

Promotional poster
Also known as Oh Su-jung vs. Karl
Genre Romantic, Comedy
Written by Park Hye-ryun
Park Ji-eun
Directed by Park Hyung-ki
Jin Hyuk
Kwon Hyuk-chan
Starring Uhm Jung-hwa
Oh Ji-ho
Kang Sung-jin
Park Da-an
Country of origin South Korea
No. of episodes 16
Production
Camera setup Multi-camera
Running time Saturdays and Sundays at 21:45
Release
Original network Seoul Broadcasting System
Picture format 1080i HDTV
Original release July 28 (2007-07-28) – September 16, 2007 (2007-09-16)
Chronology
Preceded by Bad Couple
Followed by First Wives' Club
External links
Website

Get Karl! Oh Soo-jung (Hangul: 칼잡이 오수정; RR: Kal Jabi O Sujeong) is a 2007 South Korean romantic comedy television series starring Uhm Jung-hwa and Oh Ji-ho. It aired on SBS from July 28 to September 16, 2007 on Saturdays and Sundays at 21:45 for 16 episodes.

The series is based on the real-life love story of Lee Ju-young, the CEO of the drama's production company who reunited with her current husband ten years after breaking up with him. Moreover, Go Man-soo is the actual name of Lee's pro-golfer husband who incidentally instructed Oh Ji-ho on his golf swings in preparation for the role.[1]

Plot

Throughout her school days, Oh Soo-jung (Uhm Jung-hwa) was the girl every boy wanted to date and every girl wanted to be. But having watched her poor family disintegrate after her mother abandoned her incompetent father, Soo-jung naturally became cynical and demanding when it came to picking her choice of man. She dates Go Man-soo (Oh Ji-ho), an Ivy League law student, despite the lack of physical attraction (he is overweight and nerdy). But the moment she finds out that he failed his bar exam, poor Man-soo gets dumped. But eight years later, the tables are turned. Soo-jung, now in her thirties, is no longer in demand. The former "it girl" has since fallen from grace. She manages the jewelry store owned by a less attractive schoolmate who married a lawyer and now barks at Soo-jung every chance she gets.

Man-soo returns from the States a changed man; he has transformed into famous, rich, hunky pro-golfer Karl Go. He hires Jung Woo-tak (Kang Sung-jin) to play a wealthy bachelor, and once Soo-jungs fall in love with him, he's to jilt her at the altar, just like she did to Man-soo. Meanwhile, Karl pretends to be the debt-ridden boyfriend of Soo-jung's boarder Yook Dae-soon (Park Da-an). But his revenge plans go awry when he and Soo-jung fall in love with each other again. On her wedding day to Woo-tak, Soo-jung runs away and chooses Karl despite believing he's poor. Bitter that Karl chose a girdle-clad "old maid" over her, Dae-soon not only steals her creative ideas for jewelry design but reveals to Soo-jung that Karl has been making a fool of her all this time. In the end, Soo-jung triumphs over Dae-soon professionally, then proposes to Karl and they finally get married.

Cast

Main characters

Supporting characters

Episode ratings

Date Episode Nationwide[2] Seoul[2]
July 28, 2007 1 12.4 (9th) 12.9 (9th)
July 29, 2007 2 14.8 (6th) 16.2 (5th)
August 4, 2007 3 12.1 (8th) 12.6 (9th)
August 5, 2007 4 15.5 (5th) 16.3 (4th)
August 11, 2007 5 12.8 (7th) 13.8 (7th)
August 12, 2007 6 14.3 (10th) 15.1 (9th)
August 18, 2007 7 11.8 (9th) 12.4 (7th)
August 19, 2007 8 14.5 (6th) 15.4 (5th)
August 25, 2007 9 13.5 (7th) 14.4 (6th)
August 26, 2007 10 13.9 (8th) 14.9 (6th)
September 1, 2007 11 15.5 (5th) 16.4 (5th)
September 2, 2007 12 14.1 (6th) 15.1 (5th)
September 8, 2007 13 13.2 (6th) 13.8 (5th)
September 9, 2007 14 11.6 (8th) 12.1 (8th)
September 15, 2007 15 14.2 (6th) 14.8 (5th)
September 16, 2007 16 14.7 (9th) 15.8 (7th)
Average 13.7% 14.5%

Soundtrack

  1. 성공시대 - Sun
  2. Man To Man (Inst.)
  3. I Love Diamond (Inst.)
  4. Love Line (Inst.)
  5. Sentimental (Inst.)
  6. Grey Shoes (Inst.)
  7. Gloomy Day (Inst.)
  8. Choice Of Love (Inst.)
  9. Warning! (Inst.)
  10. Putting On Make-Up (Inst.)
  11. Regret (Inst.)
  12. Step By Step (Inst.)
  13. Lovely Woman (Inst.)
  14. Sad Movies (Inst.)
  15. Wanted! (Inst.)
  16. Yellow Card (Inst.)
  17. Show Me The Way (Inst.)

International broadcast

See also

References

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