Cast Bids Farewell and Thanks Fans for Supporting "It's Okay To Not Be Okay"
Our hearts were embroiled in mixed emotions, torn between happiness, thinking it was a good ending, we were also washed over by sadness as the "It's Okay To Not Be Okay" closes its curtains and the cast we loved bid goodbye.
On August 9, the drama garnered its highest viewership ratings of 7.3 percent and a peak of 7.6 percent, marking an all-time high for the show.
With its suspenseful scenes and twists of revelations, viewers were indeed satisfied as to the last storybook in the drama, "Find The Real Face," was published, in collaboration with writer Ko Mun Young and first-time illustrator Moon Sang Tae. And the most rewarding part is when Moon Gang Tae finally finds his own happiness, and his brother grows into an adult and chooses to have his own journey.
Kim Soo Hyun, Seo Ye Ji, Oh Jung Se, and the rest of the cast members expressed their happiness for the viewers who supported the show for the past two months.
Kim Soo Hyun shared, "All the production team, from the director, writer, staff, and actors worked hard for the show, the drama is about human healing and I guess I am the one who received the part of healing myself as well. My only hope to the viewers that you have healed in many ways too. I am forever thankful for all who have watched 'It's Okay To Not Be Okay.'"
Seo Ye Ji then said, "Her character seemed colorful and cold on the outside, but her inner self cries for loneliness. It felt heartbroken when she only longed to be loved and accepted truly. When Mun Young transformed into a new as the healing process started and she was part of the family with Gang Tae and Sang Tae it changed everything. I am grateful for all the love I received as Ko Mun Young, thank you to all who supported 'It's Okay To Not Be Okay.'"
Oh Jung Se as Moon Sang Tae commented, "The character as Sang Tae helped me widen my view about life, he is the purest and most human character I have ever played. The role helped me check my inner self. I am thankful for everyone who cried, laughed, and cheered for Sang Tae as he transformed into a real adult."
Park Kyu Young shared, "Nothing beats how fun and warm I spend spring and summer as Joo Ri. The show helped me get a ton of energy from the director and I learned a lot from the staff as well as my fellow actors. 'It's Okay To Not Be Okay' is a memorable drama for me."
Jang Young Nam shared, "'It's Okay To Not Be Okay' gave me countless questions. The drama helped me grow as an actress and I am grateful to be in a great show."
Kim Joo Heon commented, "The drama now comes to an end. I am thankful it has good responses not only in my home but also abroad. We all had good memories while filming and I hope we conveyed it all well. I wish everyone to be happy and healthy always."
Park Jin Joo shared, "'It's Okay To Not Be Okay' is a precious drama for me as well as the character Seung Jae. Thank you for your support."
