KBS 2TV drama "Fix You" shared new stills of its lead stars, Shin Ha Kyun and Jung So Min!
"Fix You" tells the romance between Lee Shi Joon, a psychiatrist portrayed by Shin Ha Kyun, and Han Woo Joo, a musical actress portrayed by Jung So Min.
Watch out below for spoilers!
In the past episodes of "Fix You," the relationship between Lee Shi Joon and Han Woo Joo developed into a stronger bond when they were able to fix and get past the problems and mix-ups they were experiencing. However, this relationship was questioned by a lot of people because the people thought it was quite inappropriate that a psychiatrist has a romantic relationship with a patient.
The time came when Han Woo Joo's job is taken away from her and as the drama moves forward to the end, Han Woo Joo comes down kneeling in front of Oh Ki Tae, who is portrayed by actor Park Soo Young, as she begs him to give her back her job. Lee Shi Joon then came into his office saving Han Woo Joo and then as Oh Ki Tae asks Lee Shi Joon if he and Han Woo Joo are dating, he then answers yes confidently.
Unfortunately, things will take a turn on the next episodes of the drama, on June 4, the drama released stills showing Lee Shi Joon and Han Woo Joo experiencing troubles and trials. Han Woo Joo is a person who is known to have a nasty temper, so this causes her to make the wrong decisions because of her anger.
The stills look like Lee Shi Joon and Han Woo Joo will go through multiple trials and tribulations until they become romantic and sweet again.
Also, in the still cuts, Lee Shi Joon and Han Woo Joo are talking on the phone. Lee Shi Joon looks dismayed while Han Woo Joo looks like she is distraught.
The drama says that Lee Shi Joon looks the way he looks because he is quite perplexed by Han Woo Joo's behavior.
In another still, Han Woo Joo cries and sits on the floor while resting her head on the side of the bed. With the shared stills, the viewers are quite curious and afraid of what will become of Lee Shi Joon and Han Woo Joo's relationship given Han Woo Joo's behavior.
"Fix You" is quite a unique drama because it does not only share a romantic story, but it makes viewers aware of mental health issues, such as delusional disorder, Tourette's syndrome, eating disorders, schizophrenia, panic disorder, paraphilia, voyeurism, intermittent explosive disorder, borderline personality disorder, and more.
This makes viewers get educated about how relevant these health issues are in an entertaining way.
"Fix You" airs on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 p.m. KST.
