School (South Korean TV series)

School
Genre Coming-of-age
Teen
Written by Kim Ji-woo (season 1)
Kim Yoon-young (season 2)
Jin Soo-wan (season 2)
Lee Hyang-hee (season 2 & 4)
Hong Ja-ram (season 3)
Hong Jin-ah (season 3)
Jo Jung-sun (season 4)
Lee Hyun-joo (season 5)
Go Jung-won (season 5)
Kim Hyun-jung (season 6)
Kim Min-jung (season 6)
Lim Soo-mi (season 7)
Directed by Lee Min-hong (season 1 & 5)
Go Young-tak (season 2)
Han Joon-seo (season 2)
Lee Kang-hyun (season 2-3)
Lee Jae-sang (season 3)
Jung Hae-ryong (season 4)
Hwang Eui-kyung (season 4)
Lee Eung-bok (season 5)
Baek Sang-hoon (season 6)
Kim Sung-yoon (season 6)
Park Jin-suk (season 7)
Starring See below
Composer(s) Gaemi (season 6)
Country of origin South Korea
Original language(s) Korean
No. of seasons 7
No. of episodes 187 +1 special
(as of June 16, 2015)
Production
Executive producer(s) Park Chan-hong (season 1-3)
Uhm Ki-baek (season 4)
Hwang Eui-kyung (season 5)
Jung Sung-hyo (season 6)
Hwang Chang-woo (season 7)
Jo Hye-rin (season 7)
Lee Gun-joon (season 7)
Producer(s) Lee Gun-joon (season 6)
Yoon Jae-hyuk (seasons 6 & 7)
Location(s) South Korea
Cinematography Wi Chang-seok (season 5)
Kwon Hyuk-gyun (season 5)
Oh Jae-sang (season 6)
Lee Min-woong (season 6)
Editor(s) Jung Hyun-kyung (season 5)
Choi Joong-won (season 6)
Running time 60 mins.
Production company(s) Content K (season 5)
Culture Industry Company School LLC. (season 5-6)
FNC Entertainment (season 6)
School 2017 SPC (season 7)
Production H (season 7)
Distributor Korean Broadcasting System
Release
Original network KBS1 (season 2 & 3)
KBS2 (season 1, 4-7)
Picture format 1080i (HDTV) (season 5-7)
Audio format Dolby Digital (season 5-7)
First shown in February 22, 1999 – April 13, 1999
Original release February 22, 1999 (1999-02-22) – present
External links
Website www.kbs.co.kr/drama/school%20School
Korean name
Hangul 학교
Hanja 學校
Revised Romanization Hak-gyo

School (Hangul:  학교; RR:  Hak-gyo) is a South Korean anthology television series produced by KBS2. The first season premiered in 1999, and ran till 2002 for four seasons. After a 10 year hiatus, the franchise rebooted with a new season in 2012. The series mainly focuses on portraying realistic issues that South Korea's youths faces, such as the corrupt education system, teen suicide, corporeal punishment, academy and tutoring culture, and bullying.[1]

The series has been noted for launching the careers of rookie actors.[2]

Seasons

Season 1: School 1

A drama about the problems adolescents face in schools, between study, first love and family, and how they struggle to overcome them.

Season 2: School 2

The drama is centered around high school students who not only have to deal with school tasks but will also have to face the problems that come with being a youth such as first love, friendship, adversity not to mention the typical rebellion of youth because for them the school and their youth will be a great adventure.

Season 3: School 3

A drama about the problems teens face in school, between study, first love and family, and how they struggle to overcome them.

Season 4: School 4

The KBS youth drama is about the lives of the staff and students in Sewon Arts High School.

Season 5: School 2013

Seungri High School ranks as one of the worst of the 178 high schools in Seoul based on academic scores. Seungri High School is now busy preparing presentations for its new students. Class 2 is at the bottom of grade 2 at Seungri High. Nam Soon is elected class president for grade 2, thanks to the support of Jung Ho, who is a member of the school gang. Se Chan is the top Korean language teacher at a famous institute in Gangnam. In order to improve the student's scores at Seungri High School, the school hires Se Chan. When Se Chan appears at the school's opening presentation, Nam Soon becomes embarrassed.

Season 6: Who Are You: School 2015

Sekang High School is the most prestigious private high school in Seoul's Gangnam District, and Go Eun Byul is the most popular girl there. Meanwhile, her identical twin Lee Eun Bi is living in an orphanage and is being bullied at school. Then one day, Eun Byul mysteriously disappears. Soon after, Eun Bi loses her memories and is mistaken as being Eun Byul. Eun Bi then starts living her life as Eun Byul. Out of the blue, Eun Byul returns, and both of them ought to face their challenges against a wicked girl at school who is named Kang So Young (the bully that Eun Bi encountered).

Season 7: School 2017

Coming-of-age story about the lives of 18-year-old high school students who are valued according to their ranking in school. Despite their frustrations, they find out how to make their own way in this world that seems to be a stagnant cycle of school and home.

Cast

Actor Season
School 1 School 2 School 3 School 4 School 2013 School 2015 School 2017
1999 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2012-2013 2015 2017
Jang Hyu Yes
Choi Kang-hee Yes
Kim Min-sun Yes
Yang Dong-geun Yes
Kim Jung-wook Yes
Bae Doona Yes
Ahn Jae-mo Yes
Park Si-eun Yes
Oh Joo-yi Yes
Jo Jae-wan Yes
Im Seo-yeon Yes
Choi Young-wan Yes
Jang Yang-gyun Yes Yes
Do Ji-won Yes
Ha Ji-won Yes
Shim Ji-ho Yes
Kim Min-hee Yes
Kim Heung-soo Yes
Go Ho-kyung Yes
Kim Min-joo Yes
Ki Tae-young Yes
Cho So-young Yes
Kim Rae-won Yes
Lee Jung-ho Yes
Kim Sung-joon Yes
Ryu Hyun-kyung Yes1
Kwon Ji-hye Yes
Go Dong-hyun Yes
Jae Hee Yes
Lee Yo-won Yes
Go Eun-chae Yes
Chun Jung-myung Yes1
Cho Jae-hyun Yes Yes
Lee Dong-wook Yes Yes
Park Joo-mi Yes Yes
Lee In-hye Yes
Park Gwang-hyun Yes
Jo In-sung Yes
Oh Soo-min Yes
Chae Si-ah Yes
Han Hee Yes
Seo Jae-kyung Yes
Jang Tae-sung Yes
Lee Eun-young Yes
No Sung-eun Yes
Lee Soo-rang Yes
Jo Da-eun Yes
Lee Dae-gun Yes
Yoon Ji-hoon Yes
Ahn Sung-hun Yes
Yeo Wook-hwan Yes
Won Sang-yun Yes
Im Soo-jung Yes
Baek Sung-woo Yes
Han Min Yes
Kim Bo-kyung Yes
Song Joo-hwan Yes
Lee Sang-in Yes
Gong Yoo Yes
Lee Yoo-ri Yes
Kim Bo-kook Yes
Park Ji-eun Yes
Hwang Kyu-rim Yes
Jung In-ji Yes
Lee Jong-suk Yes
Kim Woo-bin Yes
Park Se-young Yes
Ryu Hyoyoung Yes
Choi Chang-yeob Yes
Kwak Jung-wook Yes
Kim Young-choon Yes
Kim Dong-suk Yes
Kim Chang-hwan Yes
Kim Dani Yes
Lee Yi-kyung Yes
Lee Ji-hoon Yes
Shin Hye-sun Yes
Gil Eun-hye Yes
Jeon Soo-jin Yes
Nam Kyung-min Yes
Kim Min-kyung Yes
Kim Jong-hun Yes
Oh Ga-eun Yes
Jung Yun-soo Yes
Ahn Ji-hyun Yes
Lee Kyu-hwan Yes
Kang Sung-ha Yes
Kim Bom-yi Yes
Kim Sol Yes
Kim Ji-ah Yes
Kim Hae-rim Yes
Moon Ji-woo Yes
Park So-hee Yes
Oh Se-il Yes
Lee Jung-kwi Yes
Lee Hye-sung Yes
Choi Min-ji Yes
Choi Soo-mi Yes
Kim So-hyun Yes
Nam Joo-hyuk Yes
Yook Sung-jae Yes
Lee David Yes
Kim Hee-jung Yes
Lee Cho-hee Yes
Cho Soo-hyang Yes
Park Doo-sik Yes
Yooyoung Yes
Jang In-sup Yes
Kim Bo-ra Yes
Lee Jin-kwon Yes
Kwon Eun-soo Yes
Kim Min-seok Yes
Choi Hyo-eun Yes
Lee Seung-ho Yes
Ji Ha-yoon Yes
Oh Woo-jin Yes
Seo Cho-won Yes
Park Ah-sung Yes
Jang Ye-ji Yes
Jong Byung-gyu Yes
Han Sung-yun Yes
Lee Jin-gwon Yes
Kim Se-jeong Yes
Kim Jung-hyun Yes
Jang Dong-yoon Yes
Seol In-ah Yes
Ro Woon Yes
Seo Ji-hoon Yes
Ha Seung-ri Yes
Kim Hee-chan Yes
Park Se-wan Yes
Lee Chang-hoon Yes
Yum Jung-ah Yes
Shin Goo Yes
Kang Seok-woo Yes
Lee Hye-sook Yes Yes
Seo Kap-sook Yes Yes
Myung Kye-nam Yes Yes Yes
Lee Han-wi Yes Yes
Ahn Hong-jin Yes Yes
Jun Won-joo Yes
Park Joo-mi Yes
Im Sung-min Yes
Yang Hee-kyung Yes Yes
Yeon Kyu-jin Yes
Jung Jong-joon Yes
Jo Min-ki Yes
Son Hyun-joo Yes
Kim Mi-hee Yes
Kim Yoon-kyung Yes
Jang Na-ra Yes
Choi Daniel Yes
Um Hyo-sup Yes
Park Hae-mi Yes
Oh Young-sil Yes
Yoon Joo-sang Yes
Kwon Nam-hee Yes
Kim Yun-ah Yes
Lee Won-suk Yes
Ahn Hye-kyung Yes
Lee Pil-mo Yes
Jeon No-min Yes
Lee Hee-do Yes
Shin Jung-geun Yes
Choi Dae-chul Yes
Jung Soo-young Yes
Lee Si-won Yes
Kim Jin-yi Yes
Bae Soo-bin Yes1
Sam Hammington Yes1
Han Joo-wan Yes
Moon Hyuk Yes Yes
Jung Si-ah Yes1
Lee Joo-suk Yes
Choi Sung-joon Yes
Baek Bong-ki Yes
Seo Seung-ah Yes
Jo Young-jin Yes1
Kim Na-woon Yes
Lee Yun-kyung Yes
Jeon Mi-seon Yes
Lee Dae-yeon Yes
Kim Jung-nan Yes
Jung In-gi Yes
Kim Se-ah Yes
Jo Duk-hyun Yes
Jung Jae-eun Yes
Lee Jung-eun Yes
Kim Min-young Yes
Choi Soo-rin Yes
Yoo Yeon-mi Yes
Jung In-seo Yes
Oh Yoon-hong Yes
Yoon Chae-min Yes
Yoo Se-hyung Yes
Lee Kang-min Yes
Lee Jae-in Yes
Park Hwan-hee Yes
Park Young-soo Yes
Seo Dong-hyun Yes
Kim Kwang-in Yes
Kim Min-gyu Yes
Kim Jin-yi Yes
Kang Ji-woo Yes
Go Woo-rim Yes
Kim Ye-joon Yes
Han Sun-hwa Yes
Notes

References

  1. "‘School 2013’ Set As Official Title and Releases Group Poster of the Students". Mwave. November 5, 2012.
  2. "10 Korean actors you didn't know got their start in the School franchise". DramaFever. April 28, 2015.
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