First Episode Of "Dr. Stranger" Why Did Lee Jong Suk Grow Up In North Korea
"Dr. Stranger" foreshadowed a destiny with many ups and downs.
The new SBS Monday/Tuesday drama "Dr. Stranger" broadcast on May 5th, released a picture of a secret meeting with people related to Park Hoon (played by Koo Seung Hyun) and his trip to North Korea. In the first episode of "Dr. Stranger", it is expected that there will be a full introduction to Park Hoon (played by Lee Jong Suk / Ku Seung Hyun) and his trip to North Korea as well as they members who are involved in this story in a nerve-racking way.
In the released picture, it captures the young Park Hoon and his father Park Chul (played by Kim Sang Joong), Jang Suk Joo (played by Chun Ho Jin), Kim Tae Sool (played by Jung In Gi) and this shows the rough ups and down of Park Hoon's life that started with such meeting.
Jang Suk Joo gets entangled in a bad relationship with Park Hoon and as his scheme gets unveiled, it peaks the curiosity of many as the young Park Hoon who knows nothing gives a lollipop to Kim Tae Sool, not knowing his own destiny. This made viewers feel sad. Jang Suk Joo and Kim Tae Sool also have the evil relationship of shaking up Park Hoon's life later as it is interesting to see how the plot will unfold.
Especially in the first episode, the father and son start to go to North Korea with a plot that is unpredictable and gives thrills to viewers. More than anything, the charisma battle between Kim Sang Joon and Chun Ho Jin leads the episode and is captured in a single picture to raise expectations.
Related to this, the production company Aura Media said, "I think we'll draw in the viewers with an unpredictable story and plot in the first episode. We ask for your undivided interest and lvoe."
"Dr. Stranger" is about genius doctor Park Hoon who was born in South Korea and grew up in North Korea as well as the most elite doctor Han Jae Joon in a medical mystery going up against a large conspiracy. These people are filming at Myung Woo University Hospital and surrounded by the Prime Minister Jang Suk Joo's surgery team in the center of the North-South Korea conspiracy in competition and love.
