18 Again is a 

South Korean television series based on the 2009 film 17 Again by Jason Filardi. The
drama was directed by Ha Byung Hoon and was written by Kim Do Yeon, An Eun Bin and Choi
Yi Ryun. It ran on JTBC for 16 episodes from September 7 to November 10, 2020. It starred
Kim Ha Neul, Yoon Sang Hyun, Lee Do Hyun, Han Seo Eun, Choi Bomin, Wi Ha Joon, Hwang In
Yeop, Kim Yoo Ri, Lee Mi Do, Kim Gang Hyun, Roh Jeong Eui, and Ryeo Un to name a few. “18
Again” was a gem of a drama that taught life lessons about different kinds of relationships in a
very realistic manner,  and was elevated not only by a great script and direction, but with a
solid cast of actors who gave great performances from start to finish. Aside from this, the
drama was a wonderful vehicle for rising star Lee Do Hyun to showcase his acting range, and
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he managed to impress, as he was the heart and soul of the entire drama.
show’s silly, farcical trappings fool you; this one has so much heart that it
simply never runs out of feels. Fatherly love, familial love, romantic love and
even platonic love; they all get their day in the sun in this drama world,
18 Again is a South Korean television series based on Jason Filardi's 2009 film 17 Again. Ha
Byung Hoon directed the drama, which was written by Kim Do Yeon, An Eun Bin, and Choi Yi
Ryun. From September 7 to November 10, 2020, it aired 16 episodes on JTBC. To mention a
few, it starred Kim Ha Neul, Yoon Sang Hyun, Lee Do Hyun, Han Seo Eun, Choi Bomin, Wi Ha
Joon, Hwang In Yeop, Kim Yoo Ri, Lee Mi Do, Kim Gang Hyun, Roh Jeong Eui, and Ryeo Un.
“18 Again” was a jewel of a drama that taught life lessons about various types of relationships
in a very realistic manner, and it was enhanced not only by a wonderful writing and direction,
but also by a good ensemble of performers who provided outstanding performances from
beginning to end. Aside from that, the drama provided an excellent platform for rising star Lee
Do Hyun to demonstrate his acting abilities, and he did it admirably because he was the
drama's heart and soul. Don't be fooled by this show's goofy, comedic trappings; it has so much
heart that it never runs out of feelings. Fatherly love, family love, passionate love, and even
platonic love all have their moments in the spotlight in this drama universe.

They say that what you do is less important than how you do it, and that is so
true, of this show. When it comes down to it, there really isn’t anything
particularly groundbreaking about our story (it’s an adaptation, after all), and
yet, it honestly doesn’t matter, because everything is so heartfelt that Show
has me by the heart anyway. I guess what’s surprising, is just how much I like
this show.
Hello You, You’re just five years old. You turned five in May and it’s still early in the year.
From what I remember, you are excited and very ready to start school. You’re still a bit shy, but
you love to play and make things and get messy and sing and dance and just be. Until now, you
have only known love. You were born into a family who loved you from the moment you were
born even before that. Your mum and a dad wanted you and planned for you this doesn’t make
any difference to love, but I say it because it’s part of your story. You are cute and you know
that. Black hair in pig tails with ribbons that your mum carefully does for you each morning and
a perfectly ironed school dress and shiny shoes and clean everything. You are clearly loved.
Your brother is a few years older than you and sometimes you will see him at school, but not
much. You play together after school and on weekends and the two of you will share a bond that
goes beyond the fact you are not very alike.

I simply want to tell you to always be happy and to always make your mother happy. Don't make
your mother upset, and always tell her that she shouldn't drink soft drinks and should drink lots
of water, always praise her kindness, always say thank you, even if it's for something little,
always hug and kiss her, and don't make her furious. And remind her to eat nutritious foods at all
times. Remember this”Do everything you can while you are with your mom so that she can feel
everything and you have nothing to regret when she is gone”.

My advice to you when she found out that she is going to be sick, always comfort her, make her
laugh, and avoid causing her stress. Have compassion when she becomes frustrated, and try not
to get irritated yourself. Don't do or say anything that will make her cry. Don't do or say anything
that you'll come to regret. Always embrace her love. If you're unhappy, don't cry because she's
more upset than you are for getting mad at you. If you get lost, always attempt to find your way
back to your true self. If you're tempted to retreat, don't. Consider falling forward and constantly
fall forward.

I want her to live her life the same way I did. Because I'm pleased with all I've done for my
mother. You will have your mom as your friend that will tear you apart. Know that each time a
person leaves from your life, it is meant to be. You will struggle with letting go but eventually
you will get better at it and your ability to ground yourself and love yourself grows and you flow
with things rather than struggle against them. Enjoy your childhood while it lasts. Ride a bike,
fast, without a helmet with your brother as gaulo who’s the one . Climb a tree. Climb several
trees. Use the heck out of the monkey bars. Hang upside down. If you have dolls, dress and
groom them perfectly. Set them carefully in their places with their cool accessories. Read a joke
book. Buy a play money with your real money. Eat several large and excellent cookies. Next
Saturday morning, roll over and say, “Ha! I’m going back to sleep!. Learn to burn wood with a
magnifying glass. Write your initials. Roll sideways down a hill or in dayami. Swing really really
really high. Laze around with a friend for an afternoon. Watch some cartoons. Good ones like
benten, dragon ball, doraemon, Pikachu and etc. And when you grow up with scars on your knee,
that indicates you had the finest childhood.