Temporary Idols - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
Eight years after announcing his retirement, legendary music producer Jung Tae-kyung returns to the business to launch a new K-pop idol group.

Episode 2
Tae Kyung has recruited his trainees and is embarking on the realization of his project.

Episode 3
As the first step in forming his star idol group, Tae-kyung hatches individualized plans to help the members overcome their weaknesses.

Episode 4
After helping Soo Ah and Soo Hyun overcome their difficulties. Tae Kyung focuses on the other two.

Episode 5
Tae-kyung brings in a gifted dance instructor who, many years ago, was an idol trainee. Soo-hyun's brother offers to write a debut song for the group.

Episode 6
It's time for the band to shoot their first video to launch their debut song. They practice hard to make it a reality.

Episode 7
While Tae-kyung is away for the day, the members decide to just hang out, but he becomes furious when he learns they didn't use the time to practice.

Episode 8
As the group prepares to make its debut, Tae Kyung is put to the test of his past.

Episode 9
The day before the big debut, Soo-hyun suggests doing tarot card readings just for fun. But everyone is shocked by the results and they start to worry.

Episode 10
Despite Young Deuk's injury and Soo Hyun's stage fright, the group finally set out to make their debut.
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