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Cheer Up! Episode 5

발칙하게 고고 ‧ Drama ‧ 2015

Episode Title: A Friend and an Adult


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Season: 1

After a unification camp, Ms. Jung A asks the team to come up with a new performance. This time, it’ll be a showdown to pick the new club leader. As rehearsals go on, the producers of “Report, 60 Minutes” scan the whole school up closer to find what’s really lying underneath. (Source: Viu)
  • Aired: October 19, 2015

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SieL68
0 people found this review helpful
Jan 22, 2021

It's very relatable and realistic

Okay, so in this episode you'll get to realize that sometimes adults becomes more immature than a student. The scenario is very real snd the way they handle the situation is also reasonable. Fearing what might happen but also at the same time feeling bad for not doing anything. This series is getting me carried away for real.
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justinconfusion
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Oct 22, 2015

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This drama is so good and I feel refreshed after watching it. Although it makes me feel all kinds of emotions and even though I'm moved to tears, I'm loving every bit of it. I love the relationship between the homeroom teacher and his students (also the cheerleading teacher is BAMF and I love her) and the scene where Yeon Doo told him that 1. she has found her friends and 2. that he's the "chosen" teacher I had to cry. This scene was so sweet and so sad at the same time.
And omg, Ha Joon is breaking me. I honestly can't stand watching Ji Soo getting mistreated anymore and I was so angry when I saw Ha Joon's father hitting him. Even though I knew that he mistreated his son, I was actually shocked when I saw it. Especially since he did it in broad daylight, where anyone could have witnessed it. I'm glad Yeon Doo was the one though. Even though it seems like she awakened his interest this way. Even though I liked the little interactions they had, I can't help but see myself being heartbroken. And I'll probably end up with second lead syndrome either way. Because I love all these boys.

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