Article completed This article has all the sections and images in place, making it complete. Please only add information if it's absolutely necessary. It's Okay, That's Love 괜찮아, 사랑이야; Gwaenchanha, Sarang-iya is a 2014 South Korean television series starring Jo In Sung, Gong Hyo Jin, Sung Dong Il, Lee Kwang Soo and It aired on SBS from July 23 to September 11, 2014 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 2155 for 16 episodes. Synopsis[] “ Successful novelist and radio DJ Jae-yeol and psychiatrist Hae-soo are constantly at odds, but that changes when they start living in the same house. ” —Official Description[1] Our interest in our own bodies is near obsession. However, how many of us have interest in our own minds? Have you ever thought that your mind was acting strange and against your will? Everyone wants to be happy, but how many people disregard the importance of their own minds when the key to happiness lies in there? This drama portrays the story of people who are scarred because they do not realize or have hidden their mental illness. Through one another they learn that they are not the only ones hurting. They learn that they are not the only ones suffering and alone. They realize that humans are lonely and that they want to live, not die. This is a warm-hearted story that shows that everyone is special in their own way, and not at all strange.[2] Cast[] Jo In Sung as Jang Jae Yeol Sung Yoo Bin as Young Jang Jae Yeol A bestselling mystery fiction novelist and radio DJ. Because of his troubled past and obsessive–compulsive disorder, Jae-yeol can only sleep in his own bathtub. From his first meeting with psychiatrist Ji Hae-soo on a talk show, they have had a combative relationship. When noise from ongoing construction beside his house interrupts his writing, and he learns that Hae-soo is currently a tenant living in a building he owns in Hongdae, Jae-yeol temporarily moves in with her and her housemates because of his fascination with her. As the two fall in love, they must later come to grips with Jae-yeol's undiagnosed schizophrenia. Gong Hyo Jin as Ji Hae Soo Kang Joo Eun as Young Ji Hae Soo A first-year fellow in the psychiatry department at a university hospital. A smart and compassionate doctor but not very affectionate. Hae-soo self-diagnoses herself as having insecurity/anxiety issues, a fear of commitment and sex phobia due to an incident where she saw her mom cheating on her dad with another Dong Il as Jo Dong Min Hae-soo's senior colleague at the hospital and housemate, who also happens to be her first love. His wife and children are based in the United States, and he has an amicable relationship with his ex-wife and colleague, Young-jin. After he becomes the court-appointed psychiatrist to a convict, Jang Jae-beom, whom he later finds out is Jae-yeol's brother, Dong-min sets out to find the truth behind the crime. Lee Kwang Soo as Park Soo Kwang A cafe waiter with Tourette syndrome, and housemate of Hae-soo and Dong-min. He is particularly close friends with Dong-min, who often calms him down during his panic attacks. Soo-kwang is unlucky in love and keeps getting dumped by girls, but the one he can't quite get over is So-nyeo, who is not only a minor but has several boyfriends at the same time. Jin Kyung as Lee Yeong Jin A psychiatrist and Hae-soo's immediate boss at the hospital. Young-jin still has unresolved feelings towards her ex-husband Dong-min, since the breakdown of their marriage was partially caused by her decision to focus on her career and not have children. Lee Sung Kyung as Oh So Nyeo A troubled girl with behavioral problems who was expelled from high school and was also abandoned by her mother. So-nyeo works at a cafe alongside Soo-kwang; she takes advantage of his feelings for her and uses him to give her money and buy her things, even though he knows she's seeing someone else. So-nyeo eventually falls for Soo-kwang and begins dating him exclusively, then decides she wants to become a psychiatrist like Hae-soo. as Han Kang Woo A high school student who's a big fan of Jae-yeol, and aspires to become a famous author like him. Kang-woo constantly bugs Jae-yeol to read his manuscripts, and follows him around. He and his mother are frequently beaten by his alcoholic father. Kang-woo is later revealed to be more than just a fan to Jae-yeol. Jae-yeol first saw Kang-woo three years ago, ever since Jae-beom stabbed him. Yang Ik Jun as Jang Jae Bum Noh Tae Yeob as Young Jang Jae Bum Jae-yeol's older brother who served eleven years in prison after being found guilty of killing their abusive stepfather. His defense attorney at the time found the verdict and sentence needlessly harsh, which came about due to a tough-on-juveniles judge and an ambitious prosecutor. Jae-beom has maintained his innocence through the years, but after being released, he repeatedly stabs his brother, and gets sentenced to another 30 months in jail. Violent and unstable, Jae-beom can't wait to get out of prison and get his revenge on Jae-yeol, whom he believes is the real murderer. Cha Hwa Yun as Jang Ok Ja, Jae Yeol and Jae Bum's mother Jae-yeol and Jae-beom's mother. She and Jae-yeol have a close, affectionate relationship. Her older son Jae-beom believes that Ok-ja gave false testimony against him at his trial in order to save Jae-yeol. But as Dong-min later learns from Jae-beom's defense attorney, Ok-ja was the true culprit, setting fire to her unconscious husband after one of her sons non-fatally stabbed him the man's cause of death was asphyxia. The psychologist who examined her at the time diagnosed Ok-ja as suffering from dissociative disorder, a defense mechanism which made her forget what happened and what she'd done. Kim Mi Kyung as Ji Hye Soo's mother She takes good care of her severely handicapped husband, but is also having a decades-long affair with another man, Mr. Kim. Hae-soo's aversion to physical intimacy stems from her knowledge of her mother's affair. Choi Moon Kyung as Ji Yoon Soo, Hae-soo's older sister and Soo-kwang's coworker at the cafe Lee Chae Mi as Young Ji Yoon Soo Choi Seung Kyung as Oh Do Deuk Kim Myung Joong as Ji Hae Soo's father Tae Hang Ho as Tang Tae Yong Jae-yeol's best friend from childhood and an employee at his publishing house. Tae-yong betrays Jae-yeol by giving Pul-ip a galley proof of his latest book, but Jae-yeol forgives him. Lee Dong Ha as Yoon Chul Jung Ji Hyun as Hye Jin Han Jung Hyun as Editor Bae Do Sang Woo as Choi Ho The director PD of a TV talk show, and Hae-soo's boyfriend of almost a year. They break up when she learns that he's been unfaithful to her. Moon Ji In as Min Young Choi Ho's colleague at the TV station and the girl he's been cheating on Hae-soo with. Ha Yun Joo as Hyun JooYoon Jin Yi as Lee Pool Ip A magazine journalist who goes after an interview with Jae-yeol because she's a fan of his work, and ends up becoming his girlfriend for three years. Pul-ip later steals his latest book and passes it off as her own, then publicly accuses Jae-yeol of plagiarism. Lee El as Se Ra A transgender woman who was beaten to near-death by her family. Kim Hwan as a show host Jang Hae Min as Yang Soo Bin Baek Seung Do as Hwan Hee Jang Ki Yong as Sam, So Nyeo's boyfriend Choi Dong Goo as a patient Song Kyung Eui as a patient for anger disorder Jang Tae Min as the patient in the hospital restroom Han Seo Yeon as a nurse Han Yeo Wool as Soo Kwang's coworker Heo Ji Woong as a radio station DJ Goo Ha Ra as a female fan Ji Ho Sung Soundtrack[] Main Article It's Okay, That's Love OST Episodes[] In the table below, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings. Episode Aired Average audience share TNmS Ratings AGB Nielsen Nationwide Seoul Nationwide Seoul Episode 01 July 23, 2014 A psychiatrist with relationship issues looks forward to meeting a handsome, charismatic author whose novels she admires, but she's soon disappointed. Episode 02 July 24, 2014 When Jae-yeol's new novel comes out, he learns that his plagiarizing ex also released a book, and she's suing him. Hae-soo is surprised by a visitor. Episode 03 July 30, 2014 When Hae-soo kicks Jae-yeol out of the house, he prepares a lavish good-bye breakfast. Dong-min and Soo-kwang also risk getting expelled. Episode 04 July 31, 2014 Hae-soo rushes out of Jae-yeol's apartment after spending the night. While retrieving her cell phone later, she sees him at work - in a new light. Episode 05 August 6, 2014 Hae-soo loses her temper when Jae-yeol returns home with Oh So-nyeo, who spends the night, but she still allows him to accompany her to a concert. Episode 06 August 7, 2014 Jae-yeol starts to open up to Hae-soo, but after their kiss, she avoids him, thinking that it was just a whim— until he asks her to date him. Episode 07 August 13, 2014 Jae-yeol shows Hae-soo his caring side as he prepares breakfast for her before she leaves for the hospital and plans a trip for the two of them. Episode 08 August 14, 2014 Hae-soo agrees to a spontaneous trip with Jae-yeol, but they start off on the wrong foot. Will an injured arm and petty quarrels ruin their night? Episode 09 August 20, 2014 Hae-soo expresses her affection for Jae-yeol while he is writing, which leads to a fight. Soo-kwang reveals his long-held feelings for So-nyeo. Episode 10 August 21, 2014 Hae-soo is surprised and hurt when Jae-yeol says he is moving out; Tae-yong finds Jae-yeol's wallet and sees something that shakes him to the core. Episode 11 August 27, 2014 After a fight, Jae-yeol shows his anger at Hae-soo on the air, and she responds in kind; Tae-yong asks Jae-yeol to make a call under false pretenses. Episode 12 August 28, 2014 Hae-soo realizes Jae-yeol's persistent marriage proposals are serious and confides in Dong-min, who finally confronts Jae-yeol about Kang-woo. Episode 13 September 3, 2014 Hae-soo learns of Jae-yeol's mental disorder and Kang-woo's existence. When she talks to Jae-yeol, he tells her that he thinks Kang-woo will soon die. Episode 14 September 4, 2014 Hae-soo tries to get Jae-yeol forcibly hospitalized and spends one last heartbreaking night with him. Jae-yeol gets a final call from Kang-woo. Episode 15 September 10, 2014 Jae-yeol and Kang-woo— and Hae-soo— stay at the hospital, but Hae-soo can only watch Jae-yeol from a distance, tormented that she cannot help him. Episode 16 September 11, 2014 Aware of Jae-yeol's disorder, Hae-soo's mother and sister try to intervene. Jae-yeol urges Hae-soo to leave him and go to Okinawa for a year. Average Production[] Screenwriter Noh Hee Kyung and director Kim Kyu Tae said that by realistically exploring characters from a romantic comedy standpoint, their drama also aimed to address the discrimination and social stigma attached to people with mental health issues and other minorities. This was Noh and Kim's fourth collaboration; actor Jo In Sung had previously worked with them on That Winter, the Wind Blows 2013, while actress Gong Hyo Jin had starred in Noh's Wonderful Days 2001. The first read-through was held in April 2014 at an SBS studio in Ilsan. Filming began shortly after in early May 2014 in Bundang, South Korea. At 100 on June 19, 2014, the van Gong Hyo-jin was riding became involved in a three-vehicle rear-end collision with two trucks; she was on her way back to Seoul after filming in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province. This resulted in a left arm fracture, a knee injury, and scratches on Gong's face. After recuperating, she and co-star Jo In-sung later left for a shoot in Okinawa, Japan where their characters go on a romantic trip. Gong's fractured arm was incorporated into the story. Reception[] Despite boasting modest ratings, It's Okay, That's Love ranked third on the year-end Content Power Index. CPI, developed by CJ E&M and AGB Nielsen Media Research, monitors non-traditional variables such as number of mobile and Internet streaming viewers and online "buzz" in social media. It also received praise for addressing the discrimination and social stigma attached to people with mental health issues and other minorities. Controversy[] When the 30-second teaser trailer for the drama was released online on June 25, 2014, netizens pointed out that it had been plagiarized from the short film Olive Juice by New York-based video artist Celia Rowlson-Hall. On June 26, production company GT Entertainment admitted the charge and apologized through a press release, after which the teaser trailer was deleted from the official website. Awards and nominations[] Year Award Category Recipient Result 2014 16th Seoul International Youth Film Festival Best Young Actor Won Best OST by a Male Artist The Best Luck – Chen 7th Korea Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor Lee Kwang Soo Korean Society for Schizophrenia Research Plaque of Appreciation It's Okay, That's Love 6th MelOn Music Awards Best OST It's Okay, That's Love – Davichi Nominated 3rd APAN Star Awards Daesang Grand Prize Jo In Sung Won Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Jo In Sung Nominated Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Gong Hyo Jin Best New Actor Won Popular Star Award, Actor Lee Kwang Soo Best OST It's Okay, That's Love – Davichi Nominated 22nd Korea Culture and Entertainment Awards Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Drama Gong Hyo Jin Won 16th Mnet Asian Music Awards Best OST It's Okay, That's Love – Davichi Nominated I Love You – Yoon Mi Rae Blue Media Awards Special Award It's Okay, That's Love Won SBS Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Jo In Sung Nominated Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Gong Hyo Jin Won Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Sung Dong Il Special Award, Actor in a Miniseries Lee Kwang Soo Special Award, Actress in a Miniseries Jin Kyung Cha Hwa Yeon Nominated Top 10 Stars Jo In Sung Won Netizen Popularity Award Jo In Sung Nominated Gong Hyo Jin Best Couple Award Jo In Sung and Gong Hyo Jin Won 2015 51st Baeksang Arts Awards Best Actor TV Jo In Sung Nominated Best New Actor TV Best Screenplay TV Noh Hee Kyung 2016 3rd Asia Rainbow TV Awards Best Inspirational Drama It's Okay, That's Love Won Trivia[] This drama took over the timeslot previously occupied by "You're All Surrounded" and was followed by "My Lovely Girl" September 17, 2014.[3] Gallery[] Official Poster References[] ↑ ↑ ↑

Seasons and episodes1Season 1 Jul. 23, 20141 - 11 - 21 - 31 - 41 - 51 - 61 - 71 - 81 - 91 - 101 - 111 - 121 - 131 - 141 - 151 - 16 Creator Cast Video trailer Synopsis Apesar de ser um pouco espinhoso, Jang Jae Yeol tornou-se famoso por ser autor de romances de mistério e por apresentar um popular programa de rádio. Enquanto participava de um painel de talk show com a psiquiatra Ji Hae Soo, ficou claro para todos que os dois apenas se esfregavam da maneira errada. O impensável acontece quando a namorada de Jae Yeol plagia seu trabalho, forçando-o a ficar quieto até a tempestade da mídia explodirsobre. Só então ele pode provar sua Yeol se muda para uma casa que ele possui, mas aluga. Um dos atuais inquilinos não é outro senão Hae Soo, tornando-os involuntariamente companheiros de quarto! Adicione à mistura Jo Dong Min, colega sênior e psiquiatra de Hae Soo, e Park Soo Kwang, um jovem com síndrome de Tourette. Enquanto as personalidades se chocam, Jae Yeol e Hae Soo ajudam a outra a se curar de suas cicatrizes emocionais profundamente enraizadas. Original title 괜찮아, 사랑이야 TMDb Rating 29 votes First air date Jul. 23, 2014 Last air date Sep. 11, 2014 Seasons 1 Episodes 16 Average Duration 58 minutes Similar titles HomeTV ShowsIt’s Ok, That’s Love

Season3 Episode 302. Love and Marriage: Huntsville. You Scotts to Be Lying. Season 4 Episode 402. Marry Me Now. Shana and Brandon. Season 1 Episode 102. Put A Ring On It. Dating Other People. Yeah! This series and I finally totally clicked! Yeah! This series and I finally totally clicked! Best episode yet! Leaving us off on the hopeful point of Jae Yeol's marriage proposal it picks right up there. Even teasing us and showing us their joyful love for one another. Then to leave us in a nervous state at the end. So much of the character development and growth is coming to furiution in this episode. Especially for Soo Kwang and So Nyeo! Oh, there moments were brilliant. Just as are Jae Yeol and Hae Soo. The reality of being in love is that it can give you life experience. It also can make you grow up, while becoming childishly hopeful. The joy and intense sadness of this episode was a perfect blend. Also finding out the whole truth. Though I find it odd that the shrink is the one to fully figure it out, on so little clues. Because the people involved don't really know the truth. Oh, well. Dramaland look past it. Anyway! Great episode my heart is a flutter. Read More Was this review helpful to you? TatsunokoMarks 55th Anniversary With Egao no Daika TV Anime in January (Oct 17, 2018) Viz Adds Lagrange -The Flower of Rin-ne Anime (Dec 26,

Original title Gwaenchanhah, SarangiyaTV Series2014TV-141hA love story between a psychiatrist named Ji Hae Soo and an author who had schizophrenia named Jang Jae love story between a psychiatrist named Ji Hae Soo and an author who had schizophrenia named Jang Jae love story between a psychiatrist named Ji Hae Soo and an author who had schizophrenia named Jang Jae production, box office & company infoEpisodes16More like thisReview The only Korean show which did not have even a single childish part or this is definitely one of the best Kdramas i have seen in a while. I don't even like calling IOTL a k drama but i'd rather prefer calling it a Korean show. It was simply will recommend it to everyone. I am not a doctor, so i can't say how aptly the psychiatric aspect of the show was portrayed. But, i want to point out how nicely the show was written and the different characters were interwoven with each other. The show was 6 at the beginning, but as the story moved on it kept on getting better and better and by the 12th episode, it got to 10. The actors did an extraordinary job. The main actor was outstanding. His character was so vulnerable at one point and he acted that part so beautifully, I can't even. The main actress, her dressing sense was so good. Her character was irritating at times but she can't help it as the character was written that way and she acted really well as well. TBH all the characters did an amazing job. The kisses were so real and felt raw. Those kind of kisses are difficult to find in kdramas.D And finally the OST. It was so good and the songs were played on such needed moments. "Let me go, I don't wanna be your HERO", that song gave me goosebumps every time it was played on the show. All in all, it was definitely one of the best Korean 16, 2017Contribute to this pageSuggest an edit or add missing contentWhat is the Spanish language plot outline for It's Okay, That's Love 2014?AnswerEdit pageAdd episodeMore to explore

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