Romance Zero

Romance Zero (Korean: 하자 전담반 제로; RR: Hajajeondamban Jero) is a 2009 South Korean television series that aired on MBC Dramanet from February 14 to May 23, 2009 on Saturdays at 23:00 for 16 episodes.

Romance Zero
Also known asFull Romance
Zero Flawed Task Force
Haja Squad Zero
Written byKim Eun-yong
Directed byNoh Jong-chan
StarringLee Tae-sung
Kangin
Lee Da-in
Kim Hee-won
Jay Kim
Lee Kyung-eun
Opening theme"Evening Paradise" by Jay Kim & Kyu Won
Country of originSouth Korea
No. of episodes16
Release
Original networkMBC Dramanet
Original releaseFebruary 14 (2009-02-14) 
May 23, 2009 (2009-05-23)
External links
Website

Plot

Kim Woo-jin (Lee Tae-sung) is the top couple manager at the matchmaking company, "Wedding Factory." At the start of the story, he is at a wedding watching one of his matchmaking couples get married only to witness that the groom is indeed gay, causing a huge scandal. As a result, Woo-jin is demoted and is forced to take charge of a group working at the matchmaking company known as "Team Zero," all of whom have failed individually to matchmake a couple.

Cast

An egotistical and arrogant couple manager who manages to get himself demoted at the matchmaking company. He is forced to take charge of "Team Zero" and turn into the best matchmaking group in six months or the company will terminate his contract. However, he later sets up his own matchmaking company called "Zero Base" alongside his team members and aims to make it the best matchmaking company in Korea. It is revealed that he is the ex-husband of Oh Soo-jung, a kind-hearted shopkeeper and doctor, who he still has feelings for. However, during a drunken night, he ends up sleeping with Mi-na and they soon begin to develop feelings for each other.
A bright young intern who joins "Team Zero" and later becomes a full-time employee of "Zero Base." He is kind-hearted and aims to act cupid and spread love around Korea. Whilst helping out one of his clients, he meets Oh Soo-jung at a hospital and they become friends. He begins to develop feelings for her and starts visiting her shop everyday. The two soon begin dating however, Woo-jin becomes jealous which leads to Ho-tae quitting his job at "Zero Base."
A feisty and spirited couple manager who is part of "Team Zero" and later "Zero Base." She constantly carries a Buddha statue with her and is very superstitious. Prior to joining "Team Zero" she had a 100% matchmaking rate but had only managed to match six people in two years. She was also scolded at her previous companies for dating her clients. During a drunken night, she ends up sleeping with Woo-jin and then soon begins to develop feelings for him.
  • Kim Hee-won as Jang Yeo-sa
A strange but kind-hearted couple manager who claims to have been in the matchmaking business for twenty years. Yeo-sa hates to be called old and asks everyone to call her Mrs. Jang. She always carries an umbrella with her due to a man she has been waiting for, for twenty years. She joins "Team Zero" and later becomes a part of "Zero Base."
  • Jay Kim as Kim Doo-hyun
  • Lee Kyung-eun as Oh Soo-jung
  • Yang Bae-chu as Jung Do-ryung
  • Park Hee-jin as Min-ha
  • Kim Jung-do as Hyung-suk (ep 2)
  • Go Yoon-hoo as Baek Do-hoon (ep 7)
  • Kang Yoo-jin
  • Lee Hyung-suk

International broadcast

  • It aired in Thailand on Modernine TV from January 27 to February 29, 2012, dubbed as Borisus Jadrak Huajai Kukkik . ("บริษัทจัดรักหัวใจกุ๊กกิ๊ก", literally: Tinkle Heart Company).[1]
  • It aired in Vietnam on VTV3 from September 7, 2014 dubbed as Biệt đội số 0.
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