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Unemployed Romance

20131 seasonChoi Do-hoon
IMDb 7.0

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A story about an aspiring writer who lives off of unemployment checks while chasing her dream. She reunites with her first love Jong Dae who is a temporary employee at unemployment benefits office.

ComedyDrama
Love-hate RelationshipRomcomRomanceSlice Of LifeBetrayalMisunderstandingSecond ChanceJoblessCollege Life

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What is Unemployed Romance (2013) about?

A story about an aspiring writer who lives off of unemployment checks while chasing her dream. She reunites with her first love Jong Dae who is a temporary employee at unemployment benefits office.

Who stars in Unemployed Romance?

Unemployed Romance stars Seo Jun-young (Song Wan Ha), Namkoong Min (Kim Jong Dae), Lee Young-ah (Im Seung Hee), Bae Seul-ki (Moon Sun Joo). The series was created by Choi Do-hoon.

How many seasons does Unemployed Romance have?

Unemployed Romance has 1 seasons. There are 10 episodes in total.

Is Unemployed Romance worth watching?

Unemployed Romance holds an IMDb rating of 7.0/10. Fans of Comedy, Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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