The '24-Hour Health Club', operating year-round, is recruiting new members.
Set to premiere on the 30th, KBS2's new Wednesday-Thursday drama '24-Hour Health Club' (directed by Park Jun-soo and Choi Yeon-soo, written by Kim Ji-soo) is a heart-pounding comic romance about a fitness enthusiast, Director Do Hyun-jung, who dramatically corrects the overly anxious lives of beginner gym members.
In addition to the popular actors Lee Jun-young and Jung Eun-ji, the collaboration of director Park Jun-soo, known for his vibrant directing style, and writer Kim Ji-soo, who showcases a delightful writing style, has raised expectations. Even before its broadcast, inquiries about membership registration for the unprecedented health drama '24-Hour Health Club' have been pouring in.
In the drama, the fitness enthusiast Do Hyun-jung (played by Lee Jun-young) and the beginner gym member Im Mi-ran (played by Jung Eun-ji) meet as director and member, leading the story with their unique chemistry. Additionally, characters such as Rosa (played by Lee Mi-do), the club's veteran, mascot Alex (played by Lee Seung-woo), and 'Witch's Three Musketeers' members Im Seong-im (played by Park Seong-yeon), Yoon Bu-young (played by Lee Ji-hye), and Park Dul-hee (played by Hong Yoon-hwa) will appear, each with their own stories to tell.
The drama aims to show a journey of growth for both body and mind through exercise, rather than just superficial changes, taking responsibility for the joys and sorrows of prospective members (viewers). From 'fitness enthusiasts' like Hyun-jung, who are serious about working out, to 'beginner gym members' like Mi-ran, it is said to target everyone's preferences, making us curious about the unique story of '24-Hour Health Club' that will refine the exterior and polish the interior.
Writer Kim Ji-soo pointed out that a key viewing point of the drama is that "various characters appear in the gym, and while watching the drama, viewers will likely find a character that resembles their own concerns." She added, "It's hard to find time for oneself in life, and I wanted to share the experience of how life can change through the process of exercise. Please watch the characters' changes and growth."
Director Park Jun-soo introduced the drama as "a show that is both delicious and nutritious, like food," lowering the entry barrier for viewers. He stated, "While watching the drama, viewers might find themselves laughing and unknowingly doing push-ups or straightening their backs," and expressed confidence that "there will be fun in watching the characters' serious jokes and their desires and cravings for physical beauty." As interest in the drama continues to rise, viewers are eager to see what stories will unfold in the main broadcast that will resonate with everyone.
'24-Hour Health Club' will premiere on the 30th at 9:50 PM as a follow-up to 'Villain's Country.'
