- Country South Korea
- Genres Drama, Family, Romance, Soap
- Runtime 30 minutes
- Total runtime 64 hours
- Status Continuing
- Network KBS 1
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Geum-Hee has been married to Joon-Ho for the past 10 years. She supported him while he was attempting to become a plastic surgeon. He is now a successful plastic surgeon. They are still happily married, but Joon-Ho happens to meet divorcee Sang-Mi. Sang-Mi wants Joon-Ho regardless if he is already married.
Meanwhile, Sang-Won is a chef and the younger brother of Sang-Mi. Due to his painful memory of being dumped by the woman he loved, his personality seems to have become cold. He actually still has a warm heart.
In the vast landscape of South Korean television, few series manage to capture the intricacies of family life and romance quite like "Five Enough". This heartwarming drama aired from February 20, 2016, to August 21, 2016, and consists of an impressive total of 54 episodes that delve deep into the lives of its characters. The series is centered around Sang-Tae, a devoted father grappling with loss while trying to provide for his children after the untimely death of his wife. As he navigates parenting alongside his in-laws, viewers are introduced to Mi-Jung—a resilient mother hiding painful truths about her past. Their unexpected love story unfolds against a backdrop rich in emotional depth and relatable struggles.
At its core, "Five Enough" explores themes common in many households: love, loss, and the complexities that arise when families blend together. Sang-Tae embodies strength through vulnerability as he tries to shield his children from grief while facing societal expectations about remarrying. His character resonates with many viewers who have faced similar trials in their own lives—balancing personal desires against familial responsibilities. Meanwhile, Mi-Jung’s struggle to keep her ex-husband's betrayal hidden from her children adds layers of tension and drama. Audiences will find themselves rooting for these two characters as they slowly discover hope and healing through each other.
The ensemble cast shines brilliantly throughout this series. Notable performances by actors such as Ahn Jae-wook (Sang-Tae) and Shin Hye-sun (Mi-Jung) bring authenticity to their roles—drawing viewers into their world filled with laughter amid tears. Supporting characters like Lee Yeon-Tae (portrayed by Shin Hye-sun) add additional dimensions as they tackle their own romantic dilemmas within this narrative tapestry. Each character brings unique perspectives on relationships that mirror real-life experiences—making it easy for audiences to identify with them.
