K-Drama Review: The Good Bad Mother
“The Good Bad Mother” is an upcoming Korean drama that is set to be released on April 26, 2023. This K-drama will air every Wednesday and Thursday at 22:30 (KST). After everything has been “reset,” a mother and child are seen in the series setting off in pursuit of real happiness. We anticipate that the pair will make a lasting impact on viewers through heartwarming chuckles.
Profile
Title: Stealer: The Good Bad Mother (나쁜엄마)
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Life, Family
Release: April 2023
Number of episodes: 14
Starring: Ra Mi-ran, Ahn Eun-jin, and Lee Do-hyun
Written by : Bae Se-young
Directed by: Shim Na-yeon
Original Network: JTBC, Disyney+
Country: South Korea
Synopsis
Kang Ho was brought up alone by Young Soon, a pig farmer and single mother. Despite her affection for him, Kang Ho thought she was a horrible mother because of her demanding upbringing. Kang Ho grew into a heartless prosecutor as an adult, and he avoided his mother. He had to start anew with Young Soon, nevertheless, in his hometown after an unanticipated disaster. After his accident, Kang Ho’s childhood friend Mi Joo, who is renowned for her warm heart and strong sense of justice, also got in touch with him, which led to a life-changing encounter for her.
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Reveiw on Stealer: The Good Bad Mother
This show is a good blend of drama and family and will definitely warm your heart. Fans of Kdramas might enjoy “The Good Bad Mother” for its emotional storyline, heartwarming moments, and talented cast. The show promises to take viewers on a journey of self-discovery and second chances as the main character navigates the challenges of being a mother while also trying to find her own identity. With its relatable characters and strong performances, “The Good Bad Mother” is sure to captivate audiences and leave them eagerly anticipating each new episode. This kdrama promises to be an emotional and heartwarming story about family love and second chances.
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cast
Main:
- Lee Do-hyun as Choi Kang-ho (Young-soon’s son who works as a prosecutor and has a cold-hearted personality)
- Ra Mi-ran as Jin Young-soon (a single mother who runs a pig farm)
- Ahn Eun-jin as Lee Mi-joo (Kang-ho’s old friend and ex-girlfriend)
- Yoo In-soo as Bang Sam-shik (The troublemaker of the village who is in love with Mi-joo)
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Supporting:
The Axis of Crime
- Choi Moo-sung as Song Woo-byeok (Woobyeok Group CEO)
- Hong Bi-ra as Oh Ha-yeong (Tae-soo’s only daughter and Kang-ho’s fiancé)
- Choi Soon-jin as Manager So (Woo-byeok’s workers)
- Jung Woong-in as Oh Tae-soo (former prosecutor and member of the National Assembly)
- Park Cheon as Assistant Manager Cha (Woo-byeok’s workers)
People in Jou-ri
- Kim Won-hae (the head of a village)
- the head of a village’s wife TBA
- Seo Yi-sook as Mrs Park (Sam-sik’s mother who runs a mill with her husband)
- Park Da-on as Seo-jin (Mi-joo’s twin siblings and Kang-ho’s new friend)
- Kang Mal-geum as Mrs Jung (Mi-joo’s mother)
- Jang Won-young as Mr Bang (Sam-sik’s father and mill owner)
- Lee Sang-hoon as Mr Yang (he is a brewery owner, shaman flower fairy, real estate, and boarding house owner)
- Baek Hyun-jin as a trotback (an ambitious eccentric composer)
- Ki So-yu as Ye-jin (Mi-joo’s twin siblings and Kang-ho’s new friends)
Others
- TBA as Andrea: a foreign part-time workers on farms.
- TBA as Seon-yeong: Mi-joo’s nail art partner.
- Seo Dong-hyun
- Kim Seon-bin: Kang-ho’s classmate at the Judicial Research and Training Institute.
- Choi Soon-jin as So Ji-seok: Woo-byeok’s accomplice.
- Jo Young-gyu
Special appearance
- Cho Jin-woong as Choi Hae-sik
