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==Profile==
* '''Drama:''' Wild Romance (International English title) / Aggressive Romance (literal title)
* '''Revised romanization:''' Nanpoghan Lomaenseu
* '''Hangul:''' 난폭한 로맨스
* '''Director:''' [[Bae Kyung-Soo (director)|Bae Kyung-Soo]], [[Kim Jin-Woo - director|Kim Jin-Woo]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Park Yeon-Sun (screenwriter)|Park Yeon-Sun]]
* '''Network:''' [[KBS2]]
* '''Episodes:''' 16
* '''Release Date:''' January 4 - February 23, 2012
* '''Runtime:''' Wed. & Thur. 21:55
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff ©==
"Wild Romance" tells the love story between a baseball player and a female bodyguard who is a former judo athlete.

Sometime early in the morning, Kim Tae-Han ([[Kim Dong-Ho (1985)|Kim Dong-Ho]]), the director of communications for professional baseball team the Red Dreamers, visits baseball player Park Moo-Yeol's ([[Lee Dong-Wook]]) apartment. Kim Tae-Han shows him a video clip from the internet that has gone viral. The video shows a woman judo throwing Moo-Yeol to the floor. Tae-Han wants to know where the video is from.

Meanwhile, female bodyguard Yoo Eun-Jae ([[Lee Si-Young]]) stands in front of her boss Kevin Jang ([[Lee Han-Wi]]). Kevin Jang also shows her the same video of Eun-Jae throwing a man to the floor. Kevin Jang demands an explanation.

It all started the previous night, on her father's birthday. Eun-Jae, her father and her younger brother went out to a karaoke bar to celebrate. The same night, baseball player Park Moo-Yeol and a woman were also planning to go the same karaoke bar. After Eun-Jae's father, who was a bit drunk, came out of the bathroom he entered the wrong karaoke room. In that room, Moo-Yeol and a woman were there. Eun-Jae's father apologized and left their room. Then, Eun-Jae's father remembered who the guy is in the other karaoke room. Eun-Jae's entire family are diehard fans of baseball team the Blue Seagulls, arch-rivals of Moo-Yeol's team. the Red Dreamers. During the 7th game of last season's championship series, the Red Dreamers and the Blue Seagulls faced off in the decisive game. During the game Park Moo-Yeol and the ace picther for the Blue Seagulls fought after Park Moo-Yeol threw his bat at the pitcher. Both players were ejected from the game and the Red Dreamers would go on to win the game and the championship title. Eun-Jae's father, now even more drunk, went back to Moo-Yeol's karaoke room. Eun-Jae's father yelled at Moo-Yeol for making the Blue Seagulls lose. Moo-Yeol and Eun-Jae's father stepped out into the hallway and got into a slight physical confrontation. Park Moo-Yeol pushed Yoo Eun-Jae's father and he fell down. Right at that moment, Eun-Jae saw her father on the floor. Eun-Jae became angry and then tossed Park Moo-Yeol to the floor.

After hearing Park Moo-Yeol's explanation, Kim Tae-Han tells Moo-Yeol that he has to find the woman from the video and clear the situation. To avoid the media, Moo-Yeol hides out at the apartment of his teammate and sunbae, Jin Dong-Soo.

After Eun-Jae explains what happened the other night to her boss Kevin Jang, Mr. Jang orders Eun-Jae to go into hiding and not reveal her line of work or it will ruin their business.

Eun-Jae goes back to the karaoke bar to get ride of any records the club has of her from the previous night. In front of the karaoke bar, Eun-Jae sees a man and mistakes him for the owner of the karaoke bar. The man is actually Kim Tae-Han, director of communications for the Red Dreamers. Tae-Han is at the karaoke bar to find the woman from the video. Eun-Jae takes Tae-Han to her boss's office. Kevin Jang and Tae-Han both agree to do whatever it takes to calm the situation down. They agree to hold a press conference and that they will tell reporters that Yoo Eun-Jae is Park Moo-Yeol's bodyguard. The video clip of Moo-Yeol being thrown to the ground was just practice on Eun-Jae's part. They also agree that Eun-Jae will really work as Moo-Yeol's bodyguard to squash any further doubts.

==Notes==
# Takes over the [[KBS|KBS2]] Wed. & Thur. 21:55 time slot previously occupied by "[[Glory Jane]]" and followed by "[[KBS Drama Special Series: Just An Ordinary Love Story|Drama Special Series: Just An Ordinary Love Story]]" on February 29, 2012 .

==Cast==
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1picture=File:Wild Romance-Lee Dong-Wook.jpg|1name=Lee Dong-Wook|
2picture=File:Wild Romance-Lee Si-Young.jpg|2name=Lee Si-Young|
1charactername=Park Moo-Yeol|
2charactername=Yoo Eun-Jae|
3picture=File:Wild Romance-Kang Dong-Ho.jpg|3name=Kim Dong-Ho (1985){{!}}Kim Dong-Ho|
4picture=File:Wild Romance-Oh Man-Seok.jpg|4name=Oh Man-Seok|
5picture=File:Wild Romance-Hwang Sun-Hee.jpg|5name=Hwang Sun-Hee|
6picture=File:Wild Romance-Lim Ju-Eun.jpg|6name=Lim Ju-Eun|
7picture=File:Wild Romance-Lee Won-Jong.jpg|7name=Lee Won-Jong|
3charactername=Kim Tae-Han|
4charactername=Jin Dong-Soo|
5charactername=Oh Soo-Young|
6charactername=Kim Dong-Ah|
7charactername=Yoo Young-Gil|
8picture=File:Wild Romance-Lee Han-Wi.jpg|8name=Lee Han-Wi|
9picture=File:Wild Romance-Lee Hee-Joon (1979).jpg|9name=Lee Hee-Jun (1979){{!}}Lee Hee-Jun|
10picture=File:Wild Romance-Jang Tae-Hoon.jpg|10name=Jang Tae-Hoon|
11picture=File:Wild Romance-Jessica.jpg|11name=Jessica|
12picture=File:Wild Romance-Lee Bo-Hee.jpg|12name=Lee Bo-Hee|
8charactername=Kevin Jang|
9charactername=Ko Jae-Hyo|
10charactername=Yoo Chang-Ho|
11charactername=Kang Jong-Hee|
12charactername=Yang Sun-Hee|
13picture=File:Wild Romance-Hong Jong-Hyeon.jpg|13name=Hong Jong-Hyun|
13charactername=Seo Yoon-Yi
}}
'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Lee El]] - Mi-Jin
* [[Kim Yun-Tae]] - Mi-Jin's partner
* [[Lee Seo-Yeon (2006)|Lee Seo-Yeon]] - Gong Sun-Jung
* [[Park Ji-Woo - 2001|Park Ji-Woo]] - Seo Yoon-Yi (young)
* [[Hong Seung-Hui]]
* [[Yang Seung-Kul (1963)|Yang Seung-Kul]]

==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%;"
! align=center width=30% bgcolor="F52887" | Date
! align=center width=12% bgcolor="F52887" | Episode
! align=center width=29% bgcolor="F52887" | Nationwide
! align=center width=29% bgcolor="F52887" | Seoul
|-
| 2012-01-04 || 1 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-01-05 || 2 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-01-11 || 3 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-01-12 || 4 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-01-18 || 5 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-01-19 || 6 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-01-25 || 7 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-01-26 || 8 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-01 || 9 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-02 || 10 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-08 || 11 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-09 || 12 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-15 || 13 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-16 || 14 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-22 || 15 || NR || NR
|-
| 2012-02-23 || 16 || NR || NR
|-
|}

Source: [http://www.tnms.tv/ TNS Media Korea] / * NR denotes not ranked within the Top 20 daily shows according to TNS Media Korea.

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==External Links==
* [http://www.kbs.co.kr/drama/wildromance/t_index.html/ Official Website]

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