Record of Youth - Season 1
Season 1
Sa Hye Joon is smart and handsome. He is a nice guy and a popular model, but what he really wants is to become an actor. He has auditioned for many acting roles, but hasn't found success yet. Unfortunately, Sa Hye Joon doesn't have much presence as an actor. Meanwhile, Ahn Jung Ha works as a make up artist. Bright and cheerful on the outside but lonely on the inside, Jung Ha takes out her stress and frustrations by fan-girling over idols.
Episodes
Episode 1
Despite opposition from his family, Sa Hye Joon hustles to make ends meet while pursuing an acting career. At a fashion show, he meets Ahn Jung Ha.
Episode 2
Nothing is easy for Hye Joon as he faces an insulting proposition, upsetting clashes with his father and disappointing news from Won Hae Hyo.
Episode 3
Down about work and life, Hye Joon and Jung Ha cheer each other up. Kim Yi Young and Han Ae Sook disagree on what a parent's duty is to their children.
Episode 4
Hye Joon decides to give his acting career one last chance. Over dinner and drinks, Jung Ha spills her heart out to him about trouble at work.
Episode 5
When Sa Kyung Joon says he wants to move out, Ae Sook calls a family meeting. On the set of the film, Hye Joon puts forth his best effort.
Episode 6
Just when everything seems to be working out, Lee Min Jae runs into a roadblock. Hye Joon and his friends help Sa Min Gi create a modeling portfolio.
Episode 7
Min Jae secures Hye Joon a new audition for a TV drama role. Kyung Joon is stunned when his move doesn't go according to plan.
Episode 8
As Hye Joon's drama debuts to great success, some in his family are happier than others. Meanwhile, Jung Ha's conflict with her co-worker escalates.
Episode 9
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Episode 16
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