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South Korea
9.1 1 Seasons • 16 Episodes

Please Come Back, Mister - Season 1

""I can't go to heaven because I'm wronged!""

Kim Young Soo, a department store worker, tragically dies in an accident. In the afterlife, he pleads for a chance to return to resolve the misunderstandings surrounding his death and console his grieving wife, Shin Da Hye. Alongside him is Han Gi Tak, a rugged chef with his own unresolved issues from his past life. Their request is granted, but they must return in new, unfamiliar bodies and are forbidden from revealing their true identities. Young Soo's reincarnation shares the appearance of the department store's new chief, adding complexity to their mission, while Gi Tak returns in a woman's body. With limited time, they must work tirelessly against all odds to ensure the well-being of their loved ones in their absence.

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Top Cast

  • Rain

    Rain

    Lee Hae Joon / "Kim Young Soo"

  • Oh Yeon-seo

    Oh Yeon-seo

    Han Hong Nan / "Han Gi Tak"

  • Kim In-kwon

    Kim In-kwon

    Kim Young Soo

  • Kim Soo-ro

    Kim Soo-ro

    Han Gi Tak

  • Lee Min-jung

    Lee Min-jung

    Shin Da Hye

  • Lee Hanee

    Lee Hanee

    Song Lee Yeon

  • Choi Won-young

    Choi Won-young

    Cha Jae Gook

  • Yoon Park

    Yoon Park

    Manager Jung Ji Hoon

  • Ra Mi-ran

    Ra Mi-ran

    Maya

Overview

Kim Young Soo, a department store worker, tragically dies in an accident. In the afterlife, he pleads for a chance to return to resolve the misunderstandings surrounding his death and console his grieving wife, Shin Da Hye. Alongside him is Han Gi Tak, a rugged chef with his own unresolved issues from his past life. Their request is granted, but they must return in new, unfamiliar bodies and are forbidden from revealing their true identities. Young Soo's reincarnation shares the appearance of the department store's new chief, adding complexity to their mission, while Gi Tak returns in a woman's body. With limited time, they must work tirelessly against all odds to ensure the well-being of their loved ones in their absence.

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