Park Bo Gum, Kim So Hyun, Lee Sang Yi, and team gather for 'Good Boy's script reading Set in the backdrop of the mid-to-late 1980s, the drama tells the story of students at an agricultural high school in Chungcheong Province. Jang Byung Tae is a small and weak boy living in Onyang in South Chungcheong Province. He is at the bottom of the school’s social ladder so he transfers to the neighboring Buyeo Agricultural High School. There, he faces an unexpected incident that becomes a turning point in his life. (Source: Soompi) Edit Translation
- English
- हिन्दी
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
Cast & Credits
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![Yim Si Wan in Boyhood Korean Drama]( "Yim Si Wan in Boyhood Korean Drama")
Yim Si WanJang Byung TaeMain Role -
![Lee Sun Bin in Boyhood Korean Drama]( "Lee Sun Bin in Boyhood Korean Drama")
Lee Sun BinPark Ji YoungMain Role -
![Kang Hye Won in Boyhood Korean Drama]( "Kang Hye Won in Boyhood Korean Drama")
Kang Hye WonKang Seon HwaMain Role -
![Lee Si Woo in Boyhood Korean Drama]( "Lee Si Woo in Boyhood Korean Drama")
Lee Si WooJung Gyeong TaeMain Role -
![Kim Yun Bae in Boyhood Korean Drama]( "Kim Yun Bae in Boyhood Korean Drama")
Kim Yun BaeYoon Young HoSupport Role -
![Kim Jung Jin in Boyhood Korean Drama]( "Kim Jung Jin in Boyhood Korean Drama")
Kim Jung JinYang Cheol HongSupport Role
Reviews
Amazing concept
I will keep it very brief. This show is a rare concept in korean dramas, but should be much more common. With a story set in 1980s touching a important issue in a very comedical way. I couldn't get enough of it and wished there were atleast 9 more seasons. The awsome comedic style combined with the 1980s feeling made me wish it would never end. The casted actors are amazing and they lifted the show with their acting. You do not want to miss this, if you want a feel good show with some plot this show is perfect.Was this review helpful to you?
Boyhood takes you on a nostalgic trip to the 1980s, unraveling the lives of students at an agricultural high school in Chungcheong Province. Jang Byung Tae, a small and seemingly powerless kid, decides to change his luck by switching to Buyeo Agricultural High School. The top-notch cast, led by Jang Byung Tae, delivers performances that hit you right in the feels. The drama unfolds with unexpected turns, and a pivotal incident becomes a game-changer for our protagonist. For me, Boyhood is like a comfy blanket, weaving a narrative that feels familiar and comforting. The cast's stellar performances and engaging cameos add depth to the storyline. While I might have imagined a different ending, the finale, albeit a tad rushed, was still well-executed and made sense. Boyhood is a heartwarming journey that resonates with anyone who appreciates relatable stories and a bit of '80s flair.
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