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| | ===Entertainment Industry=== | | ===Entertainment Industry=== |
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| | |1picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Ji Jin-Hee.jpg | | |1picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Ji Jin-Hee.jpg |
| | |1name=Ji Jin-Hee | | |1name=Ji Jin-Hee |
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| | |3name=Baek Jin-Wook (1993){{!}}Baek Jin-Wook | | |3name=Baek Jin-Wook (1993){{!}}Baek Jin-Wook |
| | |3charactername=Go Hui-Yeong's assistant | | |3charactername=Go Hui-Yeong's assistant |
| − | |4picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Do Ye-Chan.jpg | + | |4picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Song Hoon1.jpg |
| − | |4name=Do Ye-Chan (1993){{!}}Do Ye-Chan
| + | |4name=Song Hoon (actor){{!}}Song Hoon |
| − | |4charactername=Kang Du-Won's assistant
| + | |4charactername=Director Ju |
| − | |5picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Song Hoon1.jpg
| + | |5picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Jin Soo-Hyun.jpg |
| − | |5name=Song Hoon (actor){{!}}Song Hoon | + | |5name=Jin Soo-Hyun (1971){{!}}Jin Soo-Hyun |
| − | |5charactername=Director Ju | + | |5charactername=actress |
| − | |6picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Jin Soo-Hyun.jpg | + | |6picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Park Gun-Rak01.jpeg |
| − | |6name=Jin Soo-Hyun (1971){{!}}Jin Soo-Hyun | + | |6name=Park Gun-Rak (1979){{!}}Park Gun-Rak |
| − | |6charactername=actress | + | |6charactername=Director Choi Young-Guk |
| − | |7picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Park Gun-Rak01.jpeg | + | |7picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Min Dae-Sik.jpeg |
| − | |7name=Park Gun-Rak (1979){{!}}Park Gun-Rak | + | |7name=Min Dae-Sik (1975){{!}}Min Dae-Sik |
| − | |7charactername=Director Choi Young-Guk | + | |7charactername=Mr. Ban (ep.7) |
| − | |8picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Min Dae-Sik.jpeg | + | |8picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Jung Hyun-Woo.jpeg |
| − | |8name=Min Dae-Sik (1975){{!}}Min Dae-Sik | + | |8name=Jung Hyun-Woo (1981){{!}}Jung Hyun-Woo |
| − | |8charactername=Mr. Ban (ep.7) | + | |8charactername=actor (ep.7) |
| − | |9picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Jung Hyun-Woo.jpeg | + | |9picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Jung Se-Hyun.jpeg |
| − | |9name=Jung Hyun-Woo (1981){{!}}Jung Hyun-Woo | + | |9name=Jung Se-Hyun (1998){{!}}Jung Se-Hyun |
| − | |9charactername=actor (ep.7) | + | |9charactername=filming staff (ep.7) |
| − | |10picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Jung Se-Hyun.jpeg | + | |10picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Kim Yul.jpeg |
| − | |10name=Jung Se-Hyun (1998){{!}}Jung Se-Hyun | + | |10name=Kim Yul (1982){{!}}Kim Yul |
| − | |10charactername=filming staff (ep.7) | + | |10charactername=CM director (ep.8) |
| − | |11picture=File:My Troublesome Star-Kim Yul.jpeg | + | |
| − | |11name=Kim Yul (1982){{!}}Kim Yul | + | |
| − | |11charactername=CM director (ep.8) | + | |
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Im Se-Ra was a popular celebrity, but she suddenly disappeared. 25 years later, she appears as Bong Cheong-Ja (Uhm Jung-Hwa), who is an ordinary middle-aged woman. She has lost the past 25 years of her memories. She prepares her tearful comeback show to regain her lost memories and her shining place. Meanwhile, Dokgo Cheol (Song Seung-Heon) used to be an enthusiastic detective in the violent crimes department. Due to an unexpected incident, he was demoted to a traffic police officer. He then disguises himself as a manager and goes undercover, in hopes of returning to the violent crimes department. Bong Cheong-Ja, who is claiming to be top star Im Se-Ra, appears and Dokgo Cheol faces a spectacular change.
