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Oh My Ghost (오 나의 귀신님; O Naui Gwisinnim) is a 2015 South Korean television series starring Park Bo YoungJo Jung SukKim Seul Gi and Im Joo Hwan. It aired on tvN from July 3 to August 22, 2015, on Fridays and Saturdays at 20:30 (KST) for 16 episodes.

Synopsis[]

Is this the best way to get to the afterlife? Na Bong Sun (Park Bo Young) is a painfully shy and timid woman who works as an assistant chef at Sun Restaurant. She has a secret crush on the star chef Kang Sun Woo (Jo Jung Suk) but doesn’t have the courage to act on it. But Bong Sun has the ability to see ghosts, in part due to her shaman grandmother. Shin Soon Ae (Kim Seul Gi) is a young woman who died without ever having experienced romance in her short life. She is determined to seduce as many men as possible and lose her virginity so that she can go happily into the afterlife. When Soon Ae meets Bong Sun, she finds the perfect vessel to carry out her mission. Sun Woo is nursing a broken heart but suddenly begins to notice the bolder, more confident Bong Sun. Can Soon Ae and Bong Sun both get what they want in the end?[1]

Cast[]

  • Park Bo Young as Na Bong Sun
    • Lee Joo Shil as Old Na Bong Sun
  • Kim Seul Gi as Shin Soon Ae
  • Jo Jung Suk as Kang Sun Woo
  • Im Joo Hwan as Choi Seong Jae

  • Kang Ki Young as Heo Min Soo
  • Choi Min Chul as Jo Dong Cheol
  • Kwak Shi Yang as Seo Jun
  • Oh Eui Shik as Choi Ji Wung
  • Lee Dae Yeon as Shin Myeong Ho, Soon Ae's father
  • Lee Hak Joo as Shin Kyeong Mo, Soon Ae's younger brother
  • Shin Eun Kyung as Jo Hye Yeong, Seon Woo's mom
  • Choi Woong as Joo Jang Gyu, So Hyeong's late boyfriend
  • Park Jung Ah as Lee So Hyeong
  • Shin Hye Sun as Kang Eun Hee
  • Kim Sung Bum as Han Jin Gu
  • Ryu Hyun Kyung as Officer Kang
  • Lee Jung Eun as Seo Bing Go, the fortune-teller
  • Yoo Joo Won as Ghost Boy
  • Ri Woo Jin as the massage parlor owner
  • Park Ji Yun as Il Pal Gwi

  • Soundtrack[]

    Main Article: Oh My Ghost OST

    Episodes[]

    In this table below, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.

    Episode Aired Average audience share
    AGB Nielsen TNmS
    Nationwide Nationwide
    Episode 01 July 3, 2015 2.65% 3.2%
    Na Bong Sun is a meek assistant chef at Sun Restaurant, where she works for the famous and arrogant Kang Sun Woo. Shin Soon Ae is a virgin ghost who constantly possesses women to seduce young men.
    Episode 02 July 4, 2015 2.66% 3.3%
    Soon Ae finds herself stuck in Bong Sun's body so she does her best to adapt to Bong Sun's life. Sun Woo faces a popularity decline when a food blogger sues him for assault.
    Episode 03 July 10, 2015 3.37% 3.9%
    Soon Ae is drawn to her father's restaurant and tries to help him by stealing supplies from Sun Woo's storage.
    Episode 04 July 11, 2015 2.98% 4.2%
    Bong Sun negotiates a deal with Sun Woo to stay at the restaurant for a few nights until she finds a new place, and Soon Ae discovers that Sun Woo is the man of vitality she's looking for.
    Episode 05 July 17, 2015 3.59% 3.8%
    Bong Sun refuses to let Soon Ae possess her again, and her persistence in driving away the ghost leads to a bit of an accident at the restaurant.
    Episode 06 July 18, 2015 3.35% 4.2%
    Back in Bong Sun's body, Soon Ae checks after her sickly father and begins to receive cooking lessons from Sun Woo.
    Episode 07 July 24, 2015 3.80% 3.8%
    Sun Woo gives Bong Sun personal cooking lessons, getting closer to her true shy self. Soon Ae battles the possibility of becoming an evil spirit and not fulfilling her wish in time.
    Episode 08 July 25, 2015 3.60% 4.8%
    With Bong Sun allowing Soon Ae to possess her, they try and get closer to Sung Woo on a camping trip he has planned for him and his employees.
    Episode 09 July 31, 2015 3.66% 4.6%
    We learn more about Sung Jae's past while Bong Sun and Sun Woo go through their first days as an official couple.
    Episode 10 August 1, 2015 3.49% 4.8%
    Soon Ae struggles with the fact that she's just started to experience love, and yet has little time to spare. Hae Young begins to meddle in her son's love life.
    Episode 11 August 7, 2015 4.21% 4.7%
    Soon Ae does her best to extend her time on earth, and discovers that her death was ruled as a suicide.
    Episode 12 August 8, 2015 4.39% 4.9%
    Bong Sun does her best to cook a dish for the restaurant when she lacks the experience that Soon Ae had gained. Soon Ae resolves to ascend to heaven, but discovers a secret about Officer Choi.
    Episode 13 August 14, 2015 5.08% 6.1%
    Sun Woo doesn't believe Bong Sun's story about being possessed by ghosts. Soon Ae starts observing Officer Choi more closely.
    Episode 14 August 15, 2015 5.45% 6.1%
    Another death propels Soon Ae to take action with Sun Woo and Bong Sun's help.
    Episode 15 August 21, 2015 5.34% 6.2%
    Flashbacks reveal how Soon Ae died. Sung Jae takes action against Bong Sun when he realizes that his crimes are soon to be uncovered, with disastrous results.
    Episode 16 August 22, 2015 7.34% 8.0%
    The stunning epilogue of Oh My Ghostess wraps up the saga of Soon Ae and provides closure for all those around her.
    Average 4.06% 4.8%

    [2] This drama airs on a cable channel/pay TV which has a relatively small audience compared to free-to-air TV/public broadcasters (KBSSBSMBC and EBS).

    International broadcast[]

    Country Aired Network
    Malaysia October 3, 2016 8TV
    Philippines October 3, 2016 - December 1, 2016 GMA Network
    Southest Asia tvN Asia
    Saudi Arabia December 26, 2016 Al Arabia
    Thailand Early 2017 True4U
    From November 13, 2018 Netflix

    Remake[]

    In September 2018, the Thai remake of the same title premiered on True4U. It stars Nuengthida Sophon as Jiew, Keerati Mahaprukpong as Khaopun, and Arak Amornsupasiri as Chef Artit.

    Awards and nominations[]

    Year Award Category Recipient Result
    2015 8th Korea Drama Awards Excellence Award, Actor Jo Jung Suk Nominated
    4th

    APAN Star Awards

    Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries
    Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Park Bo Young Won
    2016 4th Annual DramaFever Awards Best Actress
    Best Actor Jo Jung Suk Nominated
    Best Supporting Actress Kim Seul Gi Won
    Best Kiss Jo Jung Suk and Park Bo Young Nominated
    Best Couple
    Best Korean Drama - Comedy Oh My Ghost
    Best Villain Im Joo Hwan
    Best Ensemble Jo Jung Suk, Kang Ki Young, Choi Min Chul, Kwak Shi Yang, Oh Eui Shik
    Best Womance Park Bo Young and Kim Seul Gi
    52nd

    Baeksang Arts Awards

    Most Popular Actress (TV) Park Bo Young
    Most Popular Actor (TV) Jo Jung Suk
    Best Scriptwriter (TV) Yee Hee-seung
    tvN10 Awards Best Content Award, Drama Oh My Ghost Won
    Romantic-Comedy King Jo Jung Suk Nominated
    Romantic-Comedy Queen Park Bo Young
    Two Star Award Jo Jung Suk Won
    Best Kiss Award Jo Jung Suk and Park Bo Young Nominated
    Best Chemistry Award Park Bo Young and Kim Seul Gi Won

    Trivia[]

    • This drama takes over tvN's Fri & Sat 20:30 time slot previously occupied by "Ex-Girlfriends' Club” and followed by "Second 20's" August, 2015.[3]
    • The first script reading took place in mid-May 2015.
    • This is the second project actors Jo Jung Suk and Im Joo Hwan star in together, the first being What's Up?.
    • Although her previous endeavors were quite successful, this was Park Bo Young's first starring role.
      • She is also the highest paid actress in the history of tvN.
    • The drama includes several songs by popular Korean artists.
      • In Episode 1, you can hear the song "Thinking Of You" by Seo In Young playing.
      • In Episode 3, you can hear the song "Loser" by BIGBANG playing.
      • In Episode 7, Soon Woo sings a song called "Gimme A Chocolate", which was written by the actor and later released separately from the official OST.
      • In Episode 9, Bong Sun and the chefs at the restaurant sing both "Bang Bang Bang" and "Loser" by BIGBANG.
        • In the same episode, you can hear "Party" by Girls' Generation playing in the restaurant.
        • You can also hear the chefs in the restaurant sing "Some" by So You and Jung Gi Go.
    • Despite being broadcast on cable television, the drama received high ratings, even reaching 7.34%.

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