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Something Happened in Bali

20041 seasonChoi Moon-seok

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Soo Jung grew up poorly with her brother, Jang Soo who’s a walking disaster, after losing both of her parents at a young age. Meanwhile, Jae Min is the son of a conglomerate family, but he’s always been afraid of living under his father’s shadow. He gets engaged to Young Joo, who’s also a daughter of a rich family like him.

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What is Something Happened in Bali (2004) about?

Soo Jung grew up poorly with her brother, Jang Soo who’s a walking disaster, after losing both of her parents at a young age. Meanwhile, Jae Min is the son of a conglomerate family, but he’s always been afraid of living under his father’s shadow. He gets engaged to Young Joo, who’s also a daughter of a rich family like him.

Who stars in Something Happened in Bali?

Something Happened in Bali stars Ha Ji-won (Lee Soo-jung), Zo In-sung (Jung Jae-min), So Ji-sub (Kang In-wook), Park Ye-jin (Choi Young-joo), Kim Ha-kyoon (Cho Sang-Bae). The series was created by Choi Moon-seok.

How many seasons does Something Happened in Bali have?

Something Happened in Bali has 1 seasons. There are 20 episodes in total.

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