The Good Bad Mother is a forthcoming internationally licensed South Korean television drama directed by Shim Na Yeon, who is also famous for directing ‘Beyond Evil’ and is written by screenwriter Bae So Young, famously known for ‘Extreme Job’.
This Korean drama show will exclusively be available on Netflix and JTBC.
What is the release date for ‘The Good Bad Mother’?
The very first episode of The Good Bad Mother will be released on Netflix on Wednesday, April 26th, 2023.
The k-drama will have a total of fourteen episodes, with each new episode being released twice every week on Wednesdays and Thursdays for 7 consecutive days until the final episode on Thursday, June 8th, 2023. Each episode lasts around 70 minutes.
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What is the Plot for ‘The Good Bad Mother’?
Young-Soon played by Ra Mi-Ran manages a pig farm and is a single mum. Kang-Ho was raised entirely by his mother. Since she didn’t want Kang-Ho to follow in her footsteps, Young-Soon turned herself into a horrible mother and was harsh with him.
Kang-Ho portrayed by Lee Do-Hyun has grown up. He serves as a lawyer and has a frigid demeanor. He isn’t close to his mother Yung-Soon anymore while pursuing his job and keeping secrets.
Kang-Ho had an unforeseen mishap one day and transforms into a toddler. He returns to his village and starts a new life with his abusive mother, Young-Soon.
However, Kang-Ho’s childhood buddy is Mi-Joo played by Ahn Eun-Jin who has a kind heart and seems to be the sort of person who cannot ignore injustice. She runs across Kang-Ho again, who has turned into a kid, and her life changes.
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Is there a Trailer for ‘The Good Bad Mother’?
Yes, there absolutely is. You can catch the teaser video of The Good Bad Mother on Youtube.
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Who is in the Cast of ‘The Good Bad Mother’?
Ra-Mi-Run as Jin Young-Soon
Li-Do-Hyun as Choi Kang-Ho
Ahn Eun-Jin – Lee Mi-Joo
Cho Jin-Woong – Choi Hae-Sik
Yoo In-Soo – Bang Sam-Sik
Jung Woong-In – Oh Tae-Soo
Choi Moo-Sung – Song Woo-Byeok
Seo Yi-Sook – Bang Sam-Sik’s mother
Kim Won-Hae – village foreman
Jang Won-Young – Bang Sam-Sik’s father
Kang Mal-Geum – Lee Mi-Joo’s mother
Baek Hyun-Jin – Trot Baek
Hong Bi-Ra – Oh Ha-Young
Ki So-Yu – Ye-Jin
Park Da-On – Seo-Jin
