

Everyone is pretending to be okay… but no one really is.
An aspiring director hits rock bottom after 20 years chasing his debut — until he meets an overwhelmed producer who helps him rediscover his self-worth.
Park Hae-young, Cha Yeong-hun
JTBC

1. Show Me the Script
The world despises Hwang Dong-man.

2. If There Is Someone You Love
“What’s there to life? Nothing!” — Hwang Dong-man. While Dong-man grapples with ostracization, Eun-a seeks counseling to confront her recurring epistaxis.

3. I’m Going to Go Through It, Hwang Dong-man
“... spent years on the sea and you’ve never seen a boat.” — Director Park Gyeong-se. Dong-man slanders Park Gyeong-se, whose latest film opens to a wave of negative critical reception. Later, he returns home, only to encounter something entirely unforeseen.

4. Tell Me an Interesting Story
“... your brother refuses to take a seat and recede into the background. ” — Director Park Gyeong-se. Gyeong-se sets his reprisal against Dong-man in motion, resorting to unscrupulous tactics. Meanwhile, a familiar figure from Eun-a’s past re-enters her narrative.

5. Because You Hated Me First, Hyung
“Love is a concept.” — Byeon Eun-a. Wearied by the incessant derision of his peers, Dong-man finally retaliates against Gyeong-se, finally turning years of pent-up resentment into confrontation. Later, he chastises Ma Jae-yeong over his relationship with Eun-a.

6. I Should Have Loved You
“Days like this are worth living.” — Hwang Jin-man.

7. The First Person to Cross Me Out
Dong-man and Eun-a discuss what is certain in life.

8. I Really Get Sick to My Stomach When Someone Succeeds
“... the limits of language.” — Hwang Dong-man. The prospect of Jae-yeong’s upcoming film sends Dong-man spiraling into an increasingly visceral envy. Elsewhere, Eun-a finally turns her attention toward Jeong-hui.

9. That’s My Goal
“It’s acting and nothing is real.” — Oh Jeong-hui. With his debut drawing near, Dong-man finds himself besieged by his fears.

10. Why Don’t You Just Do It With Me?
... like we’ll never disappear.

11. Take Me Along, Then Let It Rip!
Life is a comedy.

12. Director, Hwang Dong-man
Thank you.

Koo Kyo-hwan
Hwang Dong-man

Go Youn-jung
Byeon Eun-a

Oh Jung-se
Park Kyeong-se

Kang Mal-geum
Ko Hye-jin

Park Hae-joon
Hwang Jin-man

Bae Jong-ok
Oh Jeong-hee

Han Seon-hwa
Jang Mi-ran

Choi Won-young
Choi Dong-hyeon

Jeon Bae-soo
Park Yeong-soo

Sim Hee-seop
Lee Jun-hwan

Park Ye-ni
Choi Hyo-jin

Bae Myeong-jin
Lee Gi-ri