Marry You () is a 2024 South Korean television series starring Lee Yi-kyung, Jo Soo-min, Koo Jun-hoe and Ji Yi-soo. It aired on Channel A from November 16 to December 15, 2024, every Saturday and Sunday at 19:50 (KST).
Synopsis Marry You tells the story about an island bachelor Bong Cheol-hee whose life goal is marriage and Jung Ha-na, a 7th-grade civil servant who absolutely does not want to get married.
Cast and characters Main Lee Yi-kyung as Bong Cheol-hee A pure and harmless island bachelor. He is a versatile worker in an island village called Cheongdo, and a unique character who cares for his twin nephew and niece on his own. Jo Soo-min as Jung Ha-na A 7th-grade civil servant who is a non-marriage advocate. She was assigned to the 'Marriage Fraud Promotion Team' due to some incident, is given the important task of making the marriage of the island bachelor Cheol-hee happen. Koo Jun-hoe as Choi Ki-joon The head of the 'Marriage Fraud Promotion Team' that Ha-na belongs to. Ji Yi-soo as Oh In-ah 3rd generation chaebol heiress who went to university with Ha-na and Ki-Joon, very interested in Cheol-Hee. The ideal type of many men.
Supporting
Marriage Morale Boost Team Woo Hyun as Lim Goo-sik Kim Mi-ryu as Lee Ji-kyeong Kim Kang-hyun as Yang Seung-koo Song Yi-dam as Han Bin Jeon Seo-jin as Na Ji-won Son So-mang as Moon Young-eun
Child actors Ahn Tae-rin as Bong Ba-da Seo Woo-jin as Bong San-i
Special appearances Chu So-jung as Cha Min-ji An applicant who visits the 'Marriage Fraud Promotion Team' to meet a good match and Cheol-hee's blind date partner. Lee Luda as Jin-sol
Ratings + Average TV viewership ratings (nationwide) Original broadcast date Average audience share(Nielsen Korea) 1 November 16, 2024 0.763% 2 November 17, 2024 3 November 23, 2024 0.958% 4 November 24, 2024 1.035% 5 November 30, 2024 0.934% 6 December 1, 2024 7 December 8, 2024 0.843% 8 1.096% 9 December 15, 2024 0.601% 10 0.915% Average In the table above, the represent the lowest ratings and the represent the highest ratings. This drama aired on a cable channel/pay TV which normally has a relatively smaller audience compared to free-to-air TV/public broadcasters (KBS, SBS, MBC, and EBS).
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