''Working Mom'' () is a 2008 South Korean television drama directed by Oh Jong-rok starring

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, Cha Ye-ryun and

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. It aired on SBS from July 30 to September 18, 2008 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 16 episodes.

Plot

''Working Mom'' revolves around the many difficult choices and tradeoffs working women make as they juggle career and family. Choi Ga-young is a successful career woman whose life turns upside down when she accidentally becomes pregnant with the child of her younger co-worker, the troubled but charming Park Jae-sung. Suddenly, she finds herself transformed into a full-time mom dealing with two rowdy little boys. Determined to return to her glory days, Ga-young decides to start working again, but she has to leave her kids with someone. It would have been her mother, but she died a few years ago and now the only way is to persuade her father to get married again. At first, everything seems to be going smoothly, until Ga-young's plan takes a turn when her new stepmother refuses to take care of her step-grandsons. Thus, Ga-young's quest to win back her job and her husband (who is secretly having an affair with his colleague) begins.

Cast

Main characters

as Choi Ga-young *

as Park Jae-sung * Cha Ye-ryun as Go Eun-ji *

as Ha Jung-won

Supporting characters

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as Kim Bok-sil *

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as Choi Jong-man *Im Dae-ho as Go Joo-mong *Hong Su-min as Jung Hyun-joo *Noh Jung-woong as Park Ji-ho *Jung Tae-won as Park Ji-min * Kim Ji-young as Ahn Heung-boon * Lee Sung-min as Kang Chul-min * Kwon Se-in as Park In-seong *

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as Swimming pool lifeguard *

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as Park In-hye *Jung Hyo-eun as Kang Soo-bin *Lee Eun-soo as Kang Won-jae *Ha Jae-young as Jang Kyung-tae *

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as Lee Bang-won

Original soundtrack

Awards and nominations

References

External links

''Working Mom'' official SBS website
* {{Hancinema drama, Working_Mom, Working Mom 2008 South Korean television series debuts 2008 South Korean television series endings Seoul Broadcasting System television dramas Korean-language television shows South Korean romantic comedy television series Television series by JS Pictures