Nine 9 Times Time Travel

Profile
Drama: Nine: 9 Times Time Travel (English title) / Nine: Nine Times Time Travel (literal title)
Hangul: Nain: Ahob beonui Shiganyeohaeng
Revised romanization: 나인: 아홉 번의 시간여행
Director: Kim Byung-Soo
Writer: Song Jae-Jung, Kim Yoon-Joo
Network: tvN
Episodes: 20
Release Date: March 11 - May 14, 2013
Runtime: Mondays & Tuesdays 23:00
Genre: Mystery / Romance / Time Travel
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot
Park Sun-Woo (Lee Jin-Wook) works as an anchorman at a TV broadcasting station. He is in love with newsreporter Joo Min-Young (Jo Yoon-Hee), who is bright and honest. Park Sun-Woo then obtains 9 incense items, which allows him to go back 20 years in time. Park Sun-Woo travels to the past.
CBM reporter Min-Young (Jo Yoon-Hee) is in the country of Nepal, covering an expedition team as they attempt to climb Annapurna Mountain. Min-Young hears that senior reporter Sun-Woo (Lee Jin-Wook) is set to arrive in Nepal and goes to the airport to welcome him.
Suddenly, Sun-Woo kisses Min-Young. This is shocking to Sun-Woo, because she confessed her feelings for him, but he didn't seem to care. Sun-Woo asks Min-Young to live together for only 6 months.
Meanwhile, Sun-Woo goes to the police station and confirms that the frozen body is his older brother Jung-Woo (Jeon No-Min). Sun-Woo blames himself, because he saw Jung-Woo shortly before his death and he looked like something was wrong.
That evening, Sun-Woo can't go to sleep. At that moment, he sees something unbelievable.
Notes
"Nine: Nine Times Time Travel" takes over the tvN Mondays & Tuesdays 23:00 time slot previously occupied by "Flower Boy Next Door" and followed by "Dating Agency: Cyrano" May, 2013.
Filming begins January 9, 2013.
Director Kim Byung-Soo and screenwriter Song Jae-Jung previously worked together on tvN drama series "Queen In-Hyun's Man"
Remake rights for drama series was sold to U.S. production company Fake Empire Productions. Filming for the pilot begins in early 2014 and the pilot video will then be shown at LA Screening in May, 2014. Actress Kim Yunjin introduced the drama series to Fake Empire Productions and she will work as a planning producer for the U.S. remake version.[1]
Cast: Lee Jin Wook, Jo Yoon Hee, Jun Noh Min, Lee Eung Kyung, Min Suk

Episode 1

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Episode  2

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Episode  3

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Episode  4

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Episode  5

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Episode  6

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Episode  7

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Episode  8

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Episode  9

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Episode  10

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Episode  11

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Episode  12

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Episode  13

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Episode  14

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Episode  15

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Episode  16

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Episode  17

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Episode  18

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Episode  19

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Episode 20 (Finale)

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