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Jang Nara and Nam Ji-hyun become each other’s Good Partner

Jang Nara, Nam Ji-hyun

 
The streak of bad husbands continues for Jang Nara (My Happy Ending) as she joins SBS’s legal drama Good Partner. The show centers around divorce attorney Cha Eun-kyung (Jang Nara) who isn’t just good at her job but sees it as her calling. After working for 17 years, Eun-kyung may be the “national divorce attorney,” but no title can prevent her own impending separation from her husband.

Enter her complete opposite, rookie attorney Han Yuri played by Nam Ji-hyun (High Cookie). Yuri is the quintessential young pup who can’t stand injustice, but her ideologies put her at odds with Eun-kyung who believes the firm’s profit comes first and an attorney’s role is to serve their client no matter what crimes they commit. Despite their differences, Yuri builds a relationship with Eun-kyung, and as they clash, she grows as a person.

Besides our leading ladies, Kim Joon-han (Anna) has also been cast as attorney Jung Woo-jin, the leader of the second divorce team at the firm. He is Eun-kyung’s trusted junior, and at work, he acts as her brakes whenever she charges forward recklessly. Both kind-hearted and cool-headed, Woo-jin has kept a respectful distance with Eun-kyung throughout the years, but the news of her upcoming divorce causes a shift in him.

Also joining the show is Pyo Ji-hoon (Yumi’s Cells 2) who will be playing attorney Jeon Eun-ho. Since all the newbies on the divorce team at the firm tend to run away, Eun-ho is in charge of stopping them. His latest target is Yuri, but as he gets to know her better, his outlook on work and life broadens.

Directed by Kim Ga-ram (Nevertheless) with scripts penned by Choi Yoo-na (a practicing attorney and writer of ongoing webcomic Marriage Red), SBS’s Good Partner is set to premiere later this year.

Kim Joon-han, Pyo Ji-hoon

Via Newsen

 
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After strings of bad husbands, Jang Nara finally fed up and decided to punish bad husbands for good through expensive and lengthy divorce legal proceedings... /lol

Anyway, Jang Nara and Nam Ji-Hyun ARE the buddy pairings I never thought of before but now I am excited about!

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Will this be a double romance?? I may have to watch it

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Two women in a supportive professional relationship and two love-lines instead of a love triangle would be a welcome change from the usual.

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Love the ladies...but can we get Jang Nara in a happy marriage?

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She's in one already. Except we and her ain't sure if it's her happy ending.

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That is what she finally had back in FATED TO LOVE YOU.

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*cough* Oldie but Goldie *cough*

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I am definitely going to try this one as long as it doesn’t show signs of going dark with a webtoon author and practising lawyer at the helm it should be an interesting watch.

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Two of my favorite Korean actors together in a drama? Can't wait.

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I'm excited for both actresses!

But why PO? He's not really a good actor...

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Two of my favorite actresses, in one of my favorite childhood genre (I like to pretend I'm a lawyer on the basis of the copious amount of legal shows I've seen), two ok-ish MLs. Hmm, so will the drama team make me run towards then or run away. 🏃‍♀️

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I guess divorce lawyers have come to make their marks on the 2024 drama year.

And Jang Nara...two shaky marriages in a row 🤦🏽‍♂️🤣🤷🏽‍♂️😐

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Because this is exactly what Koreans need right now - another drama that discourages young people from getting married and having children.

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I don't think dramas are the reason for the low birth rate

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Maybe South Korea should stop being a sexist, late-capitalist dystopian hellhole if they want people to marry and have kids. Stop blaming tv shows for complex structural issues.

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Has South Korea considered *gasp* immigration and a strong welfare state to keep those numbers up?

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This should be good.

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Two of my fav actresses as professional buddies - I’m in. Guess Kim Joon-Han can change his fate to get the senior (not like Hospital Playlist).

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Do k-dramas ever have BAD wives w/suffering husbands?

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