Lee Eun-pyo
Lee Yo-won
Lee Eun-pyo

Five moms in a competitive grade school community keep their enemies close, and one another closer, as envy and secrets tangle and unravel their lives.
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Lee Eun-pyo
Lee Yo-won
Lee Eun-pyo
Byun Chun-hee
Choo Ja-hyun
Byun Chun-hee
Seo Jin-ha
Kim Gyu-ri
Seo Jin-ha
Kim Young-mi
Jang Hye-jin
Kim Young-mi
Park Yoon-ju
Joo Min-kyung
Park Yoon-ju
Ju-seok
Choi Deok-moon
Ju-seok
Man-su
Yoon Kyung-ho
Man-su
Jae-woong
Choi Jae-rim
Jae-woong
child 1
Kim So-min
child 1
Henry Bunuel [Jin Ha's son]
Shin Seo-Woo
Henry Bunuel [Jin Ha's son]
Asistant Instructor
Kim Ji-su
Asistant Instructor
At first sight, you might think this drama was about the mothers and children in this community, but the mystery tag was there for a reason. This drama was kind of a mess; it tried to pack in a lot of themes and tropes you often find in female centered plots but failed to do any of them right and brushed off each one shortly after. The plot was equally disorganized and messy; it started with the ghosts from the past, the community of mothers and the tension with Jin Ha, then shifted to the female lead's prodigy kid, then turned into a murder mystery "whodunit," then moved on to some side stories, and then returned to the murder mystery with crimes and drugs. What even was that? I'm not sure what is the correlation between female centered plots and displaying all men in a negative light; this drama was no exception. If their intent was to give a highlight with social commentary, then it's obviously not a good way to do it.
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