- Original release
- Previous episode S01E10 - I'm Here to Stay the Night x I'm... Growing Up, Too
- Number S01E11
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Director
鈴木恭兵
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Writers
池田臨太郎
高橋ナツコ
- Country Japan
- Genres Animation, Anime, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance
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Where Did She Go? x I Apologize for Troubling You Until Now
Guri has been missing for over a week and Korari is concerned Seiji is not taking it seriously. Seiji suspects Shikimi is responsible and confronts her. Shikimi captures Seiji and kisses him with Guri secretly watching. Guri had confided in Shikimi her fear something was missing between her and Seiji. Shikimi suggests staying away from Seiji and observing him with with Akane. Guri saw that Seiji did not seem to be looking for her. Akane and Yuzu arrive and Shikimi reveals the depressed Guri. Shikimi tells her to ask Seiji how he feels about her. Seiji angrily responds that Guri has only ever been a nuisance, causing Guri to become cocooned in black feathers. Maou appears, having been working with Shikimi to manipulate Seiji into breaking Guri’s heart so she would fall from heaven and be reborn as a demon. The new demon Guri nonchalantly announces that the old Guri is dead and it is Seiji’s fault, then leaves to begin breaking up all the couples she ever brought together. Shikimi leaves with Maou. Yuzu blames Seiji for neglecting Guri and insists he help her save Guri. Akane refuses to help while Seiji decides he also wants to save Guri.
If you're looking for a fresh and engaging TV series that combines romance, comedy, and fantasy elements, look no further than "A Good Day to be a Dog." Premiering on MBC TV in October 2023, this South Korean adaptation of the popular webtoon by Lee Hey takes viewers on a whimsical ride through the life of Han Hae-na. As she grapples with an unusual family curse that transforms her into a dog after her first kiss, audiences are treated to heartwarming moments, laugh-out-loud scenarios, and an exploration of love's complexities.
At the heart of the story is Han Hae-na, played by Park Gyu-young. As a high school Korean language teacher navigating her feelings for her colleague Jin Seo-won (Cha Eun-woo), Hae-na's predicament becomes all the more complicated when she discovers his crippling fear of dogs. This hilarious twist sets up countless comedic moments throughout Season 1 as Hae-na embarks on a mission to lift her curse while simultaneously trying to win Seo-won's affection. The chemistry between Gyu-young and Eun-woo is palpable, adding depth to their characters' struggles and triumphs.
The show's narrative unfolds over 14 episodes filled with unexpected twists and turns. In Episode 1, viewers witness Hae-na's initial crush turn into chaos as she unintentionally kisses Seo-won at a party—only to find out he's now linked to her canine transformation. The ensuing episodes delve deeper into their relationship dynamics while introducing charming supporting characters such as Lee Bo-gyeom (Lee Hyun-woo), who adds another layer of complexity as he also vies for Hae-na's attention. Each episode offers new challenges for our protagonists as they navigate their intertwined fates amidst laughter and heartfelt moments.
