Queen of Reversals

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Queen of Reversals
File:Queen of Reversals-poster.jpg
Promotional poster for Queen of Reversals
Genre
Written by Park Ji-eun
Directed by
  • Kim Nam-won
  • Jung Dae-yoon
Starring
Country of origin South Korea
Original language(s) Korean
No. of episodes 31
Production
Executive producer(s) Choi Yi-sup
Producer(s) Kim Seung-mo
Release
Original network Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
Original release October 18, 2010 (2010-10-18) –
February 1, 2011 (2011-02-01)
Chronology
Related shows Queen of Housewives
External links
Website
Korean name
Hangul 역전의 여왕
Hanja 逆轉의 女王
Revised Romanization Yeokjeon ui yeowang
McCune–Reischauer Yŏkchŏn ŭi yŏwang

Queen of Reversals (Hangul: 역전의 여왕; RR: Yeokjeon ui yeowang) is a 2010 South Korean romantic comedy television series, starring Kim Nam-joo, Jung Joon-ho, Park Si-hoo and Chae Jung-an. It is about a career woman who experiences the many ups, downs, and reversals of work, family, and romance as she falls in and out of love and marriage.[1][2][3] It aired on MBC from October 18, 2010 to February 1, 2011 on Mondays and Tuesdays at 21:55 for 31 episodes.

Lead actress Kim Nam-joo and writer Park Ji-eun previously worked together on the 2009 series Queen of Housewives.[4][5]

Plot

Hwang Tae-hee (Kim Nam-joo) leads a charmed life; after growing up in a wealthy family, she easily attains a coveted job. Ever the strong and decisive career woman, she is successful and beautiful, but lacks one important thing in her life: a man. Too much of a workaholic to make time for romance, she is taken aback when she falls hard for Bong Joon-soo (Jung Joon-ho). She loses no time in pursuing him and they soon get married, but when the honeymoon is over, Tae-hee finds that her rival at work and husband's ex, Baek Yeo-jin (Chae Jung-an), has taken over her job. Things aren't easy for Tae-hee as she juggles taking care of a daughter at home and leading a team at the same company as her husband and Yeo-jin. Misunderstandings grow over time between Tae-hee and Joon-soo, putting their marriage into jeopardy.

Meanwhile, Tae-hee's arrogant, immature chaebol boss Goo Yong-shik (Park Si-hoo), previously apathetic, grows more serious about his work with her guidance - and ends up falling hopelessly in love with her.[6][7]

Cast

  • Kim Nam-joo as Hwang Tae-hee
  • Jung Joon-ho as Bong Joon-soo
  • Park Si-hoo as Goo Yong-shik
  • Chae Jung-an as Baek Yeo-jin
  • Ha Yoo-mi as Han Song-yi
  • Choi Jung-woo as Goo Ho-seung
  • Kim Hye-jung as Jang Sook-jung
  • Kim Chang-wan as General Manager Mok Young-chul
  • Kim Yong-hee as Section Chief Oh Dae-soo
  • Im Ji-kyu as Kang-woo
  • Yu Ji-in as Oh Mi-soon
  • Park Jung-soo as Na Young-ja
  • Kim Yong-gun as Tae-hee's father
  • Shin Soo-yun as So-ra, Tae-hee & Joon-soo's daughter
  • Han Yeo-woon as Hwang Yeon-hee
  • Kim Se-min as Yeon-hee's husband
  • Han Kyu-hee as Joon-soo's father
  • Yoo Hye-ri as Yong-shik's biological mother
  • Lee Joo-na as Bong Mi-geum
  • Lee Sun-young as Bong Soon-geum
  • Oh Na-ra as Bong-hae
  • Ahn Sang-tae as Kang Dong-won
  • Kang Rae-yun as So Yoo-kyung
  • Ga Deuk-hee as Bu Min-ah
  • Choi Yoon-young as Ki-ppeum
  • Oh Soo-min as Hyun-joo
  • Ryu Je-hee as Han Song-yi's secretary
  • Son Gun-woo as Team Leader Chu Sang-chul
  • Yoo Tae-woong as Goo Yong-chul
  • Jung Soo-young as Ji Hwa-ja (cameo, ep 5)
  • Kim Seung-woo as security guard (cameo, ep 7)
  • Lee Bong-won as (cameo)

Ratings

Date Episode Nationwide Seoul
2010-10-18 01 9.6% (12th) 10.2% (12th)
2010-10-19 02 8.4% (16th) 9.2% (15th)
2010-10-25 03 8.8% (15th) 10.0% (13th)
2010-10-26 04 9.0% (13th) 9.7% (12th)
2010-11-01 05 8.5% (16th) 9.6% (11th)
2010-11-02 06 9.6% (10th) 10.7% (10th)
2010-11-08 07 10.0% (12th) 11.2% (10th)
2010-11-09 08 10.4% (9th) 11.4% (8th)
2010-11-15 09 13.8% (5th) 14.9% (3rd)
2010-11-16 10 9.8% (9th) 10.4% (8th)
2010-11-22 11 9.2% (13th) 10.6% (9th)
2010-11-23 12 9.2% (11th) 9.7% (10th)
2010-11-29 13 9.2% (12th) 10.4% (9th)
2010-11-30 14 10.0% (8th) 11.0% (6th)
2010-12-06 15 9.2% (12th) 10.4% (8th)
2010-12-07 16 8.5% (14th) 9.5% (9th)
2010-12-13 17 11.8% (5th) 12.5% (5th)
2010-12-14 18 12.8% (6th) 14.0% (5th)
2010-12-20 19 13.3% (5th) 14.9% (4th)
2010-12-21 20 14.6% (5th) 15.7% (4th)
2010-12-27 21 11.1% (6th) 12.0% (5th)
2010-12-28 22 14.6% (5th) 15.7% (4th)
2011-01-03 23 11.0% (9th) 14.9% (4th)
2011-01-04 24 11.9% (7th) 14.8% (5th)
2011-01-10 25 12.1% (6th) 17.0% (3rd)
2011-01-11 26 12.8% (7th) 16.8% (3rd)
2011-01-17 27 11.9% (8th) 15.2% (4th)
2011-01-24 28 11.1% (9th) 13.8% (4th)
2011-01-25 29 10.0% (12th) 11.6% (7th)
2011-01-31 30 11.0% (11th) 13.6% (5th)
2011-02-01 31 11.4% (9th) 13.4% (5th)
Average 10.8% 12.1%

Source: TNS Media Korea

International broadcast

It aired in Japan on Fuji TV at the same time as another of Park Si-hoo's dramas, Prosecutor Princess.[8] It aired in Panama on Sertv as "La Reina de los Reveses".

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