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A middle-aged man, facing challenges in both his marriage and career, is given the opportunity to start anew when he is mysteriously transformed back into his 18-year-old body.
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Season 116 episodes · premiered Sep 21, 2020
- 1.01Life Goes OnSep 21, 2020Rate

Dae Young, facing a pivotal basketball game and the possibility of divorce after 18 years of marriage, finds himself given a second chance when he mysteriously wakes up with the body of an 18-year-old.
- 1.02About the Things That Made You SmileSep 22, 2020Rate

Ko Woo Young, living as 18-year-old Hong Dae Young, begins to understand the life his children are leading and chooses to support them as a friend. Meanwhile, Da Jung undergoes a blind recruitment process at JBC and runs into an old high school acquaintance, Choi Il Gwon, during a night out with Ae Rin. On their way home, Da Jung encounters Woo Young, whose appearance seems to merge with that of Dae Young.
- 1.03A Story About Rain and YouSep 28, 2020Rate

Da Jung receives news about the outcome of a public recruitment through a call from JBC, while Woo Young confronts Ja Sung over his continued harassment of Si Woo. On her first day at JBC, Da Jung faces prejudice due to her marital status, but is unexpectedly given a last-minute opportunity to conduct an interview just before going live.
- 1.04The Boy We Loved Back ThenSep 29, 2020Rate

During a team dinner, Ji Hoon asks the director to assign Da Jung to his upcoming interview. At the same time, Si Ah is hospitalized, causing concern, particularly for Woo Young. Da Jung is disappointed by Dae Young's indifferent reaction to Si Ah's situation and is upset that he is deceiving her about a business trip to Busan.
- 1.05First Loves Never Come TrueOct 5, 2020Rate

Dae Young, in the guise of Woo Young, tries to understand Da Jung's reasons for wanting a divorce but fails to get a clear answer. He later discovers that Il Gwon is seeing his first love, leading him to suspect an affair between Il Gwon and Da Jung. At the same time, Da Jung gains public attention after her interview video goes viral.
- 1.06A Sincere Heart of Her Number 1 FanOct 6, 2020Rate

Dae Young is troubled by Ji Hoon's growing interest in Da Jung, especially as Da Jung's divorce becomes public and leads to the loss of her TV programs. Ji Hoon comforts Da Jung by taking her to the countryside, while Il Gwon decides to stop pursuing her. At the same time, Dae Young learns that his father has been secretly looking after his children and Da Jung.
- 1.07Someone Who Gives Courage to MeOct 12, 2020Rate

Deok Jin expresses envy toward Dae Young's regained youth, and Woo Young inadvertently reveals his true identity in front of Ae Rin, who is waiting for Da Jung. At the same time, Il Gwon pressures Da Jung into an uncomfortable request in his role as Si Woo's basketball coach, and despite Woo Young's guidance, Da Jung's attempt to act responsibly leads to a confrontation with Il Gwon.
- 1.08The Story Only I Didn't KnowOct 13, 2020Rate

Woo Young becomes concerned that Da Jung may have discovered his secret after overhearing her conversation with Il Gwon, while Da Jung is stunned by revelations about Dae Young. Dae Young, seeking connection with his estranged father, invites him to a basketball game and later opens up emotionally.
- 1.09Things You Notice Only After You Have Lost ThemOct 19, 2020Rate

Da Jung takes action against Il Gwon's questionable coaching methods with the help of other parents, and after obtaining evidence with Woo Young's assistance, they both reflect on the things they've taken for granted. As a result, Da Jung begins to feel a sense of comfort and security in Woo Young's supportive presence.
- 1.10If I Love AgainOct 20, 2020Rate

Woo Young saves a child from an oncoming car and is hospitalized, while Da Jung, encouraged by her family, agrees to appear on a reality show about divorce. As he recovers, Woo Young feels the emotional distance from his family and decides to return to Da Jung.
- 1.11Lost LoveOct 26, 2020Rate

Woo Young silently leaves after seeing Da Jung smile with Ji Hoon. During the school festival, Ja Sung confesses to Si Ah, leading to unexpected chaos. Regretful over losing the women in his life, Woo Young hears a significant question from drunk Da Jung.
- 1.12Half-MoonOct 27, 2020Rate

Da Jung is unsure whether her encounter with Woo Young was real or just a dream, and she avoids confronting him. As tensions between Woo Young and Ji Hoon escalate, the three reunite at the launch party for Go Go Play.
- 1.13The Man That Makes My Heart FlutterNov 2, 2020Rate

Woo Young unexpectedly kisses Da Jung, causing her to pull away, unsettled. Despite his attempt to explain, Da Jung ends the conversation. At the same time, she discovers that Si Ah's job at a convenience store is not just for extra income.
- 1.14I Miss YouNov 3, 2020Rate

Da Jung becomes unsettled after hearing Woo Young's unexpected confession just before a major employment announcement. Regretting his outburst, Woo Young tries to make amends as Da Jung deals with the aftermath. Following the announcement, Ji Hoon reaches out to Da Jung's ex-husband during a tense situation.
- 1.15ConfessionNov 9, 2020Rate

Woo Young and Da Jung, who haven't had a proper date in a long time, decide to reconnect by going out together. At the same time, Woo Young receives a mysterious phone call asking for Dae Young, adding tension to his already complicated situation. Despite receiving a conditional offer from the Hanguk University basketball team alongside Si Woo, Woo Young begins to question whether his dream of becoming a professional basketball player is truly what he wants.
- 1.16Life Goes OnNov 10, 2020Rate
On her way to watch Si Woo play basketball, Da Jung encounters Woo Young and feels guilty for disrupting his life once more. At the same time, a video resurfaces that initially seems to threaten Da Jung's stability but instead brings her long-overdue recognition. Two years later, Dae Young proposes a fresh start to Da Jung.
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Cast & Crew
20 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Kim Ha Neul
as Jeong Da-jeong
Lee Do Hyun
as Hong Dae-young / Go Woo-young (16 Episodes)
Yoon Sang Hyun
as Hong Dae-young
Roh Jeong Eui
as Hong Shi-ah (16 Episodes)
Ryeoun
as Hong Shi-woo (16 Episodes)
Wi Ha Jun
as Ye Ji-hoon (16 Episodes)
Kim Kang Hyeon
as Go Deok-jin
Kim Kang Hyun
as Go Deok-jin (16 Episodes)
Lee Mi Do
as Choo Ae-rin
Choi Bo Min
as Seo Ji-ho
Han So Eun
as Young Jung Da-jung (16 Episodes)
Hwang In Youp
as Goo Ja-seong
Supporting cast
8Bin Chan Uk
as Bang Gi-yong
Kim Yoo Ri
as Ok Hae-in (16 Episodes)
Lee Ki Woo
as Choi Il-kwon (16 Episodes)
Ahn Nae Sang
as JBC Director (16 Episodes)
Yoon Byul Ha
as Ye Seo-yeon (16 Episodes)
Ko Eun Min
as Lim Ja-young (16 Episodes)
Kim Sun Min
as Choi Il-kwon [Young] (16 Episodes)
Woo Sang Hee
as Seo Soo-rin (1 Episode)
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