Leaning on each other through thick and thin, a trio of best friends stand together as they experience life, love and loss on the brink of turning 40.

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Thirty-Nine (2022)

★ 8.3/10 February 16, 2022 1 season

Drama

Creator: Yu Young-ah, Kim Sang-ho

Leaning on each other through thick and thin, a trio of best friends stand together as they experience life, love and loss on the brink of turning 40.

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Creators

Yu Young-ah Yu Young-ah Kim Sang-ho Kim Sang-ho

Cast

Son Ye-jin Son Ye-jin Cha Mi-jo Jeon Mi-do Jeon Mi-do Jeong Chan-young Kim Ji-hyun Kim Ji-hyun Jang Joo-hee Yeon Woo-jin Yeon Woo-jin Kim Sun-woo Lee Mu-saeng Lee Mu-saeng Kim Jin-seok Lee Tae-hwan Lee Tae-hwan Park Hyun-joon An So-hee An So-hee Kim So-won Kang Mal-geum Kang Mal-geum Cha Mi-hyeon Park Jae-joon Park Jae-joon Choi Hoon Park Ji-il Park Ji-il Cha Yoo-hyuk Lee Ji-hyeon Lee Ji-hyeon Kim Kyung-ae Nam Gi-ae Nam Gi-ae Park Jung-ja

User Reviews (1)

ParkMin
ParkMin September 12, 2023
★ 4/10

The drama was a one big tournament of who had it the worst. Whose misery is worse than the next person? Who should be the saddest? Who is the least fortunate? It was a constant competition where everyone was competing for these misery points. This is the drama's biggest downfall, having a handful of "sad" stories competing against the main story of the trio. It misses up with the emotional direction the characters were meant to carry and shifts the focus outside the scoop of the drama. It was nothing but laughable and disingenuous when a certain character had to react to 2 sad events at once. The problem also extends to the casual relationships of everyone around them. There was simply just too much interference with the main story to make the drama work. Outside of the misery, there were a few romantic plot-lines that didn't have a place but was forced anyway. Mi Jo & Seon Woo had a ful…