Genre: Drama

When the most popular female student, Jeong Soo-ah gets stabbed in her home, her classmate Kim Han-su got framed for her murder. Gi Moo-hyeok, a shrewd lawyer from prestigious Songha law firm, is assigned to defend Kim Han-soo. To avoid a scandal the school administrators went out of their way to keep the murder under wraps. Gi Moo-hyeok tries to persuade Kim Han-soo to take a plea deal and admit to the murder in exchange for a lighter sentence. But Han-soo refuses.

Without Kim Han Soo’s cooperation, Moo-hyeok tries to create reasonable doubt during the trial by suggesting that Jeong Soo-ah is an escort and any of her male clients could have attacked her. This enraged Han-soo who had no choice but to put the blame on himself to protect Soo-ah’s reputation.

The case crashed which also saw the end of a Moo-hyeok’s career. To regain his reputation as a lawyer, he goes undercover as a substitute teacher named Gi Kang-jae. There he discovered the online and physical bullying the students in the school are perpetrating. Together with the PE teacher, they team up to uncover a secret society of privileged students who control fellow students and even teachers.

Using a watch she found at a beach as a child, Kim Hye-ja tries to manipulate time to prevent her father from dying in a car accident. Unfortunately, trying to manipulate time came with some consequences. Hye-ja ages for every occasion she turns back time. Meanwhile her friend Lee Joon Ha is struggling with family problems which pushed him to give up on his dreams. He now works as a scammer at an elderly care centre fully unaware that Hye-ja, who has now turned into an old lady, goes there to pass time. Once they meet, they realised that both of them have changed.

Inspired by the essay “Things Left Behind” by Kim Sae-byul, Move to Heaven is about a young man with Asperger syndrome and his uncle work as “trauma cleaners”. Unlike regular cleaners, professional trauma cleaners exclusively work on scenes of violent accidents or crimes.

Geu-ru (Tang Joon-sang), lived with Asperger syndrome. His father has always been his only guardian. When the old man died, Geu-ru took over his father’s job as a trauma cleaner. But given his condition, he has to have a new guardian. He is left in the care of his uncle, Sang-gu (Lee Je-hoon), an ex-convict and whom he has met for the first time.

The pair now become partners as they take over the cleaning business. As they go about the job, they uncover untold stories about the deceased. Meanwhile, Sang-gu is also struggling to overcome his painful past with Gae-ru’s father and the traumatic incident that landed him behind bars.

This series follows the lives of three married couples, who are in their 30s, 40s, and 50s. With successful careers and families of their own, they seem to live happy lives. However, their “perfect” marriages hit a snag when each of the women was betrayed by their husbands.

The youngest couple is Boo Hye-ryung (Lee Ga-ryeong) and Pan Sa-hyeon (Sung Hoon), the typical millennial couple. She is a popular host for a radio show, while he is a famous lawyer. Having been married for just three years and without any child between them, life was constantly on-the-go. Married life is mostly about career, dinner-outs, and partying largely because of Boo Hye-ryung’s domineering personality and lifestyle choices. Out of the blue, her husband shocked her with a confession that he has gotten another woman pregnant, and he wants a divorce.

Sa Pi-young (Park Joo-mi) and Shin Yu-shin (Lee Tae-gon) are a couple in their 40s. Sa Pi-young is the producing director of the same radio show that Boo Hye-ryung hosts. Despite having to juggle a busy career, she is also very much involved in taking care of everything at home. Meanwhile, Shin Yu-shin is the director of a hospital’s neuropsychiatric department. He is every bit the perfect husband and father, but underneath all that, he actually holds a dark secret which he hides so well.

Lee Si-eun (Jeon Soo-kyeong) and Park Hae-ryoon (Jeon No-min) are the oldest couple in the bunch. Lee Si-Eun is the main writer of the radio show. When they started out, Lee Si-eun worked doubly hard to support her husband which allowed him to work as a professor. They have been married for thirty years, and Lee Si-eun has no problem doting on her family. However, Park Hae-ryoon seemed to be in a midlife crisis. He was already unhappy with his seemingly mundane activities and to his luck, he found a piece of excitement elsewhere.

This drama is about a septuagenarian retired postman named Shim Deok-chul (Park In-hwan) and his life-long dream of performing Swan Lake on stage. Though his goal is simple enough, he had to face several challenges along the way.

First, he encountered an instructor who doesn’t take him seriously and doesn’t give him a chance. Second, his family was not on board with his plan. Lastly, he may not be able to fulfill his dream before his Alzheimer’s advance eventually making him unable to do so.

Meanwhile, Lee Chae-rok (Song Kang), is a 23-year-old man who is involved in different sports like baseball, swimming, and soccer, but he wasn’t talented in any of them. He then finds interest in ballet. His mother was a ballet dancer, but she succumbed to a disease when Lee Chae-rok was young. His father later went bankrupt. This left Lee Chae-rok in a bind because it’s becoming difficult for him to support himself and his love for ballet. Going through hard times, his desire for ballet fades away. At this time, Shim Deok-chul appears in front of him.

The two develop an unlikely friendship as they pursue a common love for ballet, but learning more about life along the way.