Angel Eyes - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Their lives connected by a tragedy, Park Dong Joo falls for the blind and lonely Yoon Soo Wan. It's a beginning of an innocent and pure love
Episode 2
Soo Wan misses another chance to regain her eyesight on her birthday. Miss Jung Hwa gets into an accident.
Episode 3
Dong Joo comes back as a doctor after years abroad. Soo Wan has moved on and become a stronger, different person.
Episode 4
Seeing how happy Soo Wan is, Dong Joo keeps his identity a secret. Soo Wan struggles to figure out why the new doctor is so familiar.
Episode 5
Ji Woon wants to bring Soo Wan and Dong Joo together as friends. Meanwhile the two disguise their feelings for each other with hostility.
Episode 6
Dong Joo's identity is exposed, and Soo Wan must deal with it. Their father wants Dong Joo to leave.
Episode 7
Dong Joo leaves Soo Wan again. Broken-hearted, she tells Ji Woon her true feelings.
Episode 8
Dong Joo starts working at the EMT with Soo Wan. The couple tries to tell Ji Woon the truth
Episode 9
Soo Wan and Dong Joo reunite despite everyone else's disapproval. Hae Joo looks for a part-time job.
Episode 10
The families officially break off the engagement. Soo Wan discovers one of her father's secrets.
Episode 11
Director Yoon wants Soo Wan and Dong Joo to leave the country. The investigation of Miss Jung Hwa's accident unravels.
Episode 12
The police chief attempts to get the detectives off the hit-and-run case. Dong Joo learns the true nature of his mother's death.
Episode 13
Dong Joo starts to believe the truth about his mother's death, and wants to leave Korea with Soo Wan.
Episode 14
Soo Wan finds out the identity of her eye donor and is devastated. The rest of the truth slowly unveils itself.
Episode 15
Soo Wan learns the truth and confronts her father. Director Yoon's illness catches up with him.
Episode 16
Soo Wan breaks up with Dong Joo. Another side of the accident unveils itself.
Episode 17
Ji Woon learns the true extent of his mother's involvement in the murder.
Episode 18
The detectives trap the culprits with new evidence. Ji Woon takes action, and Dong Joo and Soo Wan handle the aftermath.
Episode 19
Soo Wan leaves Dong Joo behind to find herself.
Episode 20
Dong Joo goes to get Soo Wan back, who learns the true meaning of goodbye.
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