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Reunited Worlds
South Korean television series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Reunited Worlds[1] (Korean: 다시 만난 세계) is a South Korean television series starring Yeo Jin-goo, Ahn Jae-hyun, and Lee Yeon-hee. It aired on SBS from July 19 to September 21, 2017, for 40 episodes.
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Sung Hae-sung (Yeo Jin-goo) is a senior high school student. On his birthday, his girlfriend Jung Jung-won (Jung Chae-yeon) prepares a surprise party for him at his house. To keep Hae-sung away while they set up, Jung-won asks him to go to their school and retrieve her wallet. There, he stumbles upon a shocking scene. While trying to get help, he is hit by a car and dies.
Twelve years later, Hae-sung mysteriously wakes up on the roof of his school building, unchanged as a 19-year-old, while everyone he knew has aged. He reunites with Jung-won (Lee Yeon-hee), who is now a 31-year-old woman, and with the help of his friends, he sets out to uncover the truth behind his death and his sudden resurrection.
As Hae-sung investigates, he discovers that his death was not an accident but a murder cover-up. He was framed for the killing of their school's cafeteria worker, and while trying to clear his name, he was tragically struck by a car. The real culprit was someone else, but Hae-sung was blamed, leaving his family and friends to suffer in the aftermath.
Realizing that his resurrection has a purpose, Hae-sung dedicates his time to making things right. He helps his siblings, who struggled after his death, and supports his best friend, who was deeply affected by the false accusations against him. However, he soon learns that his return to the world is only temporary. He was given this second chance not to live again, but to resolve the past. As he brings the truth to light and ensures justice is served, his presence begins to fade.
In a heartbreaking farewell, Hae-sung shares final moments with his loved ones, including Jung-won, with whom he shares a deep, unbreakable bond. Though they love each other, they must accept that they now belong in different worlds. With a peaceful heart, Hae-sung disappears, leaving behind a legacy of love, healing, and closure for those he cherished.
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- Yeo Jin-goo as Sung Hae-sung (19-years-old)
- Lee Yeon-hee as Jung Jung-won (31-years-old)[2]
- Jung Chae-yeon as young Jung-won[3]
- Ahn Jae-hyun as Cha Min-joon (34-years-old)[4]
Recurring
Hae-sung and Jung-won's friends
- Shin Soo-ho as Kil Moon-shik (31-years-old)
- Kim Min-sang as young Kil Moon-shik
- Electronic Service Center employee.
- Lee Si-eon as Shin Ho-bang (31-years-old)
- Park Sung-joon as young Shin Ho-bang
- Police officer.
- Kim Jin-woo as Cha Tae-hoon (31-years-old)
- Choi Soo-han as young Cha Tae-hoon
- The chief executive of a department store. Cha Min-joon's younger half-brother.
- Park Jin-joo as Hong Jin-joo (31-years-old)
- Park Jin-soo as young Hong Jin-joo
- Roaming yoga instructor.
Hae-sung's siblings
- Yoon Sun-woo as Sung Young-joon (30-years-old)
- Park Joon-mok as young Sung Young-joon
- Chest surgeon. Sung Hae-sung's younger step-brother.
- Kim Ga-eun as Sung Young-in (26-years-old)
- Lee Young-eun as young Sung Young-in
- Employee in a clothing department store. Sung Hae-sung's younger step-sister.
- Kwak Dong-yeon as Sung Hae-chul (25-years-old)
- Jeon Jin-seo as younger Sung Hae-chul
- Sung Gong-joo's father. Sung Hae-sung's real younger brother[5]
- Kim Hye-jun as Sung Soo-ji (19-years-old)
- Choi Yoo-ri as young Sung Soo-ji
- High school senior. Sung Hae-sung's younger half-sister.
Hae-sung's family
- Kim Han-na as Sung Gong-joo (6-years-old)
- Sung Hae-sung's niece. Sung Hae-chul's daughter.
- Park Seung-tae as Kang Mal-yi (78-years-old)
- Sung Hae-sung's grandmother.
Extended
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Special appearances
- Seo Yi-sook as Jung Jung-won's mother
- Yoon Mi-ra as Lady Doh
- Jeon Gook-hwan as Ha Do-kwon
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Production
The series is the third collaboration between writer Lee Hee-myung and PD Baek Soo-chan, who worked on A Girl Who Sees Smells (2015) and Beautiful Gong Shim (2016).[6][7]
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Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
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Ratings
- In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.
- NR denotes that the drama did not rank in the top 20 daily programs on that date
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