Yoon Kyung-sang, the 'bright-eyed director' of 'Try: We Become Miracles', explodes.
SBS's Friday-Saturday drama 'Try: We Become Miracles' (written by Lim Jin-ah, directed by Jang Young-seok, hereafter 'Try') is a comedic coming-of-age sports drama about the unpredictable eccentric director Joo Ga-ram and the perennial underdog Hanyang High School rugby team racing towards victory in the national sports competition.
In the broadcast on the 15th, Joo Ga-ram (played by Yoon Kyung-sang) and the Hanyang High School rugby team showcased their first official match as a complete team, marking an exhilarating start. However, the ending scene captured the moment when Moon Woong (played by Kim Dan) failed to tackle during the game, losing a scoring opportunity, raising curiosity about what might have happened to Woong.
In the meantime, the 'Try' team has captured the unusual tension between Ga-ram and Woong, drawing attention. In the released stills, the two are seen confronting each other in the middle of a field drenched in heavy rain. Ga-ram's gaze towards Woong lacks the warmth he previously showed as an unlimited supporter of the rugby team, replaced instead by the cold eyes of a director. On the other hand, Woong, soaked in rain, looks at Ga-ram with desperation, evoking sympathy.
At this moment, Ga-ram is seen grabbing Woong by the collar, raising the tension to its peak. Ga-ram's furious demeanor exudes a different aura than before. Along with this, Woong's tearful expression as he is held by Ga-ram adds to the intrigue about what has transpired between the two.
The 'Try' production team stated, "In the upcoming 8th episode, the decisive reason why Woong fails to tackle will be revealed," and added, "As Woong declares he cannot tackle in the first match of the President's Cup, viewers should watch to see if he can finish the game safely, what his fear of tackling is, and whether Ga-ram can resolve Woong's issues and transform them into a strong united team." This raises expectations for the upcoming 8th episode of 'Try'.
Meanwhile, 'Try' will air on the 16th at 9:50 PM.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
