- Country South Korea
- Genres Comedy, Family, Romance
- Runtime 35 minutes
- Total runtime 18 hours 40 minutes
- Status Ended
- Network MBC
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Hold Me Tight
A married couple faces a crisis involving death. They look back at their past together and recognize the importance of love between them and their family.
Nam Hyun-Joo (Han Hye-Jin) married her university senior Kim Do-Young (Yoon Sang-Hyun). They live a happy life as a husband and wife. Kim Do-Young works as an architect and was once thought of as a genius in his field. His refusal to make compromises and stick to his style has caused difficulties with his job. One day, Nam Hyun-Joo asks for a divorce and Kim Do-Young's first love Shin Da-Hye (Yu In-Young) appears.
If you're on the lookout for a TV series that beautifully balances humor with heartfelt moments, then look no further than High Kick! The Revenge of the Short Legged. This South Korean sitcom, which aired from 2011 to 2012, tells the captivating story of the Ahn family as they navigate through financial hardships and personal dilemmas. With an impressive total of 123 episodes, this show is packed with laughter, tears, and life lessons that resonate deeply with audiences.
At the heart of High Kick! lies Ahn Nae-sang (played by Ahn Nae Sang) and his wife Yoon Yoo-sun (Yoon Yoo Sun), who find themselves in dire straits after Nae-sang's business goes bankrupt. Forced to move into her brother's house, their struggle becomes not just about financial survival but also about maintaining familial bonds amidst chaos. The show's premise is relatable to many viewers who have experienced similar challenges in their own lives. It’s this relatability coupled with comedic storytelling that makes it a must-watch.
The ensemble cast adds depth to the narrative through their engaging performances. Characters like Yoon Kye-sang—Yoo-sun’s cheerful younger brother—bring warmth to the storyline while showcasing themes of resilience and kindness. His philanthropic aspirations serve as an inspiration for both characters within the show and audiences watching at home. Meanwhile, Ji-seok (Yoon Ji Suk), another key character in this family dynamic, introduces elements of youthful impulsiveness which contrast with older generations' wisdom.
