Kim Bum Sang was a university arts instructor who got passed over for promotion due to lack of family connection. He specialized in examining archeological treasures and all he wanted was to make a name for himself and get ahead in this world. Heo Cho Hwi worked as a supervisor at the Cultural Theft Devision in the hope that it would help her find her father who was a treasure hunter-thief and had been missing for 7 years. The story evolves art thefts and how these two clashes in their pursuit.

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  Kim Sun Ah (Heo Cho Hwi)

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  Lee Dong Gun (Kim Bum Sang)

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  Jo Jung Rin (Employee)

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  Lee Young Hoo (Kim In Taek (Bum Sang's grandfather) )

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  Kim Jung Hwa (Wang Joo Hyun)

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  Park Ki Woong (Kyoon Heo)

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  2012 Discharged and Enlisted

  genger discusses some favorite celebs that have returned from the military and have recently enlisted.

  • Dec 24, 2012

• Aug 16, 2011 17 of 17 episodes seen

  Rose15
  6 of 8 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  9
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  • Acting/Cast  10
  • Music  9
  • Rewatch Value  7

  It was a great drama and I enjoyed it from beggining to end!! The cast was great and Kim Sun Ah gave a great performance as well!! The drama is filled with intrigue that is what gets you through it!

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• Sep 24, 2012 17 of 17 episodes seen

  KdramaQueen89
  4 of 4 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  7
  • Story  7
  • Acting/Cast  9
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  I was bored and looking for a romcom cause ive seen all the best ones and I thought this one seemed different...
  
  Story: Kind of have mixed feelings about it. It was very well written because it had a plot and at the same time kept the lightness of usual romcom fare. I also liked that the romance was very simple and straightforward. However I'll be honest and say that the antique crimes setting wasn't the most fascinating and often bored me. Cute simple ending.
  
  Acting/Cast: Kim Sun Ah and Lee Dong Gun are already known to be talented actors but i just loved thier chemistry. It wasnt intense or anything but thier relationship felt very natural which matched the lightness of the drama (it didnt focus heavily on romance).
  
  I thought it was interesting that Kim Jung Hwa played a supporting role when she started out playing main roles in dramas and movies. I dont know but her acting in this was just over the top. It really made her character annoying. I did think her side romance with the Chief was cute. Oh and I cant forget to mention Park Ki Woong who although only had a supporting role as KSA's brother, he managed to play a significant role by the end. He is just an amazing actor so it was nice to see him in this.
  
  Music: Fit the drama but nothing too memorable.
  
  Rewatch: I dont think this is something i have to see again.
  
  Overall if you like light crime dramas then you'll enjoy this, but if your looking for something more engaging id say look elsewhere. read more

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  Auction House

  While "When It's At Night" is more romance based and longer, both deal with historical artifacts and the protection or sale thereof. Both deal with catching people in the Black Market of stolen art and antiquties.

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  My Name is Kim Sam Soon

  The female lead is the same actress...and her roles in the shows are highly similar. They both deal with romance, comedy, and love/hate relationships.

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