High Kick!

High Kick! is about Lee Yoon-ho (Jung Il-Woo), a motorcycle mania who engages in many fights at school and is known for his high kick, and Lee Min-ho (Kim Hye-Seong) who enjoys spending time on scale models and web blogs, are brothers born a year apart but attending the same class at school.

• Drama: High Kick! / Unstoppable High Kick
• Revised romanization: Keochimeopsi Haikik
• Hangul: 거침없이 하이킥
• Genre: Comedy, Sitcom
• Director: Kim Byeong-Wook, Kim Cha-Dong, Kim Young-Ki
• Writer: Song Jae-Jung, Lee Young-Chul
• Network: MBC
• Episodes: 167 Eps (+ Special Eps)
• Release Date: November 6, 2006 – July 13, 2007
• Runtime: Friday 20:20

Synopsis

Lee Yoon-ho (Jung Il-Woo), a motorcycle mania who engages in many fights at school and is known for his high kick, and Lee Min-ho (Kim Hye-Seong) who enjoys spending time on scale models and web blogs, are brothers born a year apart but attending the same class at school.

These two portray completely opposite Korean teenage characters in a comical way. And of course, there’s the rest of the family. Their father Jun-ha Lee (Jeong Jun-Ha), a full-time stock investor since being laid-off from work, nevertheless optimistic and reckless; their mother Park Hae Mi (Park Hae-Mi), an oriental medicine doctor and always overly confident; their grandfather Lee Soon Jae (Lee Sun-Jae), who loves money more than anything in the world; their grandmother Nah Mun Hee (Na Moon-Hee), who is always defeated by her daughter-in-law in ongoing status quarrels, are some of them. Their uncle Lee Min-yong (Kim Hye-Seong) is a 27-year-old single dad.

After going through a premature marriage and early divorce, he enjoys his life back in the dating scene with his half-single and half-married status, while continuing to encounter emotionally-involved moments with his ex-wife Shin Ji at times. Smooth High Kick! is a situation comedy, which portrays the everyday lives of the main characters colliding with each other in a comical way. However, at a certain point, the surprising mysteries of their seemingly-normal surrounding characters begin to unravel one by one.

Notes

1. Related titles:
   1. High Kick! | Keochimeopsi Haikik (MBC / 2006-2007)
   2. High Kick! 2 | Jibung Ddulgo Haikick (MBC / 2009-2010)
   3. High Kick! 3 | Haikik 3 (MBC / 2011)

High Kick!

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