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==Profile==
* '''Drama:''' The Woman Who Married Three Times (English title)
* '''Revised romanization:''' Sebun Gyeolhonhaneun Yeoja
* '''Hangul:''' 세번 결혼하는 여자
* '''Director:''' [[Son Jung-Hyun - director|Son Jung-Hyun]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Kim Soo-Hyun (1943-screenwriter)|Kim Soo-Hyun]]
* '''Network:''' [[SBS]]
* '''Episodes:''' 40
* '''Release Date:''' November 9, 2013 - March 30, 2014
* '''Runtime:''' Saturday & Sunday 22:00
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff ©==
Story depicts the life of a mother and her two daughters.

==Notes==
# "Woman Who Marries Three Times" takes over the [[SBS]] Saturday & Sunday 22:00 time slot previously occupied by "[[Goddess of Marriage]]" and followed by "[[Angel Eyes]]" March, 2014.
# First script reading took place August 1, 2013 in South Korea.
# [[Han Ga-In]] and [[Chun Jung-Myung]] were offered lead roles in the drama series, but declined.
# First script reading with the final/full cast members took place October 8, 2013 at SBS Tanhyeon Production St. which is located at Ilsan, South Korea.

==Cast==
{{CastPictures17
|1picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Lee Ji-Ah.jpg
|1name=Lee Ji-Ah
|1charactername=Oh Eun-Soo
|2picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Uhm Ji-Won.jpg
|2name=Uhm Ji-Won
|2charactername=Oh Hyun-Soo
|3picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Song Chang-Eui.jpg
|3name=Song Chang-Eui
|3charactername=Jung Tae-Won
|4picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Ha Seok-Jin.jpg
|4name=Ha Seok-Jin
|4charactername=Kim Joon-Goo
|5picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Jang Hee-Jin.jpg
|5name=Jang Hee-Jin
|5charactername=Da-Mi
|6picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Jo Han-Sun.jpg
|6name=Jo Han-Sun
|6charactername=An Gwang-Mo
|7picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Seo Yeong-Hee.jpg
|7name=Seo Young-Hee
|7charactername=Park Joo-Ha
|8picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Han Jin-Hee.jpg
|8name=Han Jin-Hee
|8charactername=Oh Byeong-Sik
|9picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Oh Mi-Yeon.jpg
|9name=Oh Mi-Yeon
|9charactername=Lee Soon-Sim
|10picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Jung Seul-Ki.jpg
|10name=Kim Ji-Young (2005){{!}}Kim Ji-Young
|10charactername=Jung Seul-Ki
|11picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Kim Yong-Rim.jpg
|11name=Kim Yong-Rim
|11charactername=Tae-Won's mother
|12picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Kim Jung-Nan.jpg
|12name=Kim Jung-Nan
|12charactername=Jung Tae-Hee
|13picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Kim Yong-Geon.jpg
|13name=Kim Yong-Geon
|13charactername=Joon-Goo's father
|14picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Kim Ja-Ok.jpg
|14name=Kim Ja-Ok
|14charactername=Joon-Goo's mother
|15picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Kang Bu-Ja.jpg
|15name=Kang Bu-Ja
|15charactername=Joon-Goo's aunt
|16picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Son Yeo-Eun.jpg
|16name=Son Yeo-Eun
|16charactername=Chae-Rin
|17picture=File:The Woman Who Married Three Times-Oh Mi-Hee.jpg
|17name=Oh Mi-Hee
|17charactername=Cheon Kyung-Sook
}}
'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Yang Hee-Kyeong]] - Yoo Min-Sook
* [[Heo Jin]] - Imsil-daek
* [[Lee Chan]] - Kim In-Tae
* [[Jung Kyung-Soon]] - company president
* [[Nam Kyung-Min]] - Ha-Na
* [[Choi Sung-Ho]] - Cha Dong-Il (Da-Mi's manager)
* [[Baek Seung-Hyeon]] - man at fortune telling house
* [[Lim Jung-Ok (1968)|Lim Jung-Ok]] - maid
* [[Baek Seo-Yun (2009)|Baek Seo-Yun]] - Jung Seul-Ki (4-years-old)
* [[Heo Joon-Seok]] - Jung-Soo (cameo)
* [[Yoo Seo-Jin]] - Mi-Sun (cameo)
* [[Jung Suk-Yong]] - designer (cameo)
* [[Jeong Jae-Sun]] - Heo Young-Ja (cameo)
* [[Won Jong-Rye]] - Madam Min (cameo)
* [[Ha Jae-Suk]] - fortune-teller (cameo)
* [[Park Hwi-Sun]] - TV talk show host (cameo)
* [[Jung Se-Hyung]]

==Trailers==
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==Episode Ratings==
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #F9F9F9; border: 1px #AAA solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%;"
! rowspan="2" align=center bgcolor="F52887" | Date
! rowspan="2" align=center bgcolor="F52887" | Episode
! colspan="2" align=center bgcolor="F52887" | TNmS
! colspan="2" align=center bgcolor="F52887" | AGB
|-
! align=center bgcolor="F52887" | Nationwide
! align=center bgcolor="F52887" | Seoul
! align=center bgcolor="F52887" | Nationwide
! align=center bgcolor="F52887" | Seoul
|-align=center
| 2013-11-09 || 1 || 8.5% (11th) || 10.3% (8th) || 10.4% (9th) || 12.0% (6th)
|-align=center
| 2013-11-10 || 2 || NR || 7.2% (18th) || 8.7% (13th) || 9.6% (12th)
|-align=center
| 2013-11-16 || 3 || NR || 7.7% (18th) || 8.9% (14th) || 10.0% (9th)
|-align=center
| 2013-11-17 || 4 || NR || 8.1% (16th) || 9.4% (10th) || 11.1% (7th)
|-align=center
| 2013-11-23 || 5 || 7.0% (17th) || 8.2% (14th) || 9.9% (9th) || 11.6% (5th)
|-align=center
| 2013-11-24 || 6 || 7.6% (14th) || 9.1% (13th) || 9.5% (11th) || 10.4% (11th)
|-align=center
| 2013-11-30 || 7 || 7.6% (16th) || 9.6% (11th) || 9.5% (10th) || 11.0% (8th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-01 || 8 || 7.4% (17th) || 8.6% (15th) || 9.7% (13th) || 11.2% (9th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-07 || 9 || 8.5% (12th) || 10.4% (9th) || 10.2% (9th) || 11.4% (9th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-08 || 10 || 7.5% (17th) || 8.5% (17th) || 10.3% (11th) || 11.5% (9th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-14 || 11 || 8.2% (14th) || 10.1% (12th) || 11.1% (10th) || 12.5% (8th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-15 || 12 || 7.7% (19th) || 8.5% (17th) || 11.4% (10th) || 12.9% (7th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-21 || 13 || 7.5% (17th) || 9.3% (13th) || 8.8% (14th) || 10.0% (12th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-22 || 14 || 8.8% (13th) || 10.4% (12th) || 11.3% (10th) || 12.8% (7th)
|-align=center
| 2013-12-28 || 15 || 8.9% (12th) || 10.3% (10th) || 11.8% (9th) || 12.8% (7th)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-04 || 16 || 9.7% (12th) || 10.9% (11th) || 12.6% (8th) || 14.0% (4th)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-05 || 17 || 8.0% (17th) || 9.8% (14th) || 11.6% (10th) || 12.4% (8th)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-11 || 18 || 9.4% (14th) || 11.6% (8th) || 13.5% (5th) || 15.3% (4th)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-12 || 19 || 9.2% (16th) || 11.2% (12th) || 12.4% (9th) || 13.8% (8th)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-18 || 20 || 10.9% (11th) || 13.6% (5th) || 13.7% (5th) || 15.1% (3rd)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-19 || 21 || 10.1% (12th) || 13.3% (7th) || 12.8% (7th) || 13.8% (6th)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-25 || 22 || 12.1% (9th) || 15.7% (4th) || 14.2% (4th) || 15.5% (3rd)
|-align=center
| 2014-01-26 || 23 || 11.1% (11th) || 14.5% (6th) || 14.3% (4th) || 15.7% (3rd)
|-align=center
| 2014-02-01 || 24 || 10.7% (12th) || 12.5% (12th) || 12.8% (7th) || 14.4% (5th)
|-align=center
| 2014-02-02 || 25 || 10.0% (16th) || 12.1% (11th) || 13.1% (8th) || 14.6% (7th)
|-align=center
| 2014-02-09 || 26 || 9.2% (16th) || 11.4% (14th) || 13.2% (9th) || 14.4% (6th)
|-align=center
| 2014-02-15 || 27 || 9.2% (14th) || 11.3% (12th) || 12.0% (9th) || 13.6% (6th)
|-align=center
| 2014-02-16 || 28 || 9.0% (17th) || 10.5% (16th) || 12.0% (12th) || 13.0% (11th)
|-align=center
| 2014-02-22 || 29 || 12.8% (5th) || 15.3% (3rd) || 15.7% (2nd) || 17.4% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-02-23 || 30 || 11.6% (8th) || 14.2% (6th) || 14.9% (5th) || 16.7% (3rd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-01 || 31 || 12.7% (8th) || 15.4% (3rd) || 15.3% (2nd) || 17.9% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-02 || 32 || 12.2% (8th) || 14.6% (6th) || 16.1% (2nd) || 18.5% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-08 || 33 || 13.4% (5th) || 16.9% (3rd) || 16.7% (2nd) || 19.0% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-09 || 34 || 12.4% (9th) || 15.0% (5th) || 16.3% (3rd) || 18.7% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-15 || 35 || 12.9% (6th) || 15.8% (3rd) || 16.0% (3rd) || 18.6% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-16 || 36 || 12.3% (8th) || 14.6% (7th) || 16.6% (2nd) || 19.2% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-22 || 37 || 12.8% (7th) || 16.5% (3rd) || 15.9% (2nd) || 18.8% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-23 || 38 || 11.9% (9th) || 13.9% (6th) || 16.9% (2nd) || 19.3% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-29 || 39 || 12.7% (7th) || 15.4% (5th) || 15.8% (2nd) || 17.5% (2nd)
|-align=center
| 2014-03-30 || 40 || 13.2% (8th) || 15.9% (5th) || 17.2% (3rd) || 19.4% (2nd)
|-align=center
|}

Source: [http://www.tnms.tv/ TNS Media Korea]& [http://www.agbnielsen.co.kr/ AGB Nielson]
* NR denotes not ranked within the Top 20 TV programs (including news, sports, variety, etc.) for that day according to TNS Media Korea and AGB Nielson.

==Awards==
* [[2014 SBS Drama Awards]] - December 31, 2014
** '''Excellent Actor (long-length drama)''' ([[Song Chang-Eui]])

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==External Links==
* [http://wizard2.sbs.co.kr/3marriage/ Official Website]

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