Welcome to Waikiki

Humorous guesthouse misadventures with ambitious youths

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About Welcome to Waikiki

Released: 2018

Platform: Netflix

Rating: TV-MA

Run time: 1 Season

Cast
Kim Jung-hyun, Lee Yi-kyung, Son Seung-won, Jung In-sun, Go Won-hee, Lee Ju-woo, Kang Kyung-joon

About Welcome to Waikiki

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About

Welcome to Waikiki is a South Korean television series that aired in 2018. The show revolves around a guesthouse in Waikiki, run by three young men who are struggling with their careers, relationships, and various comedic mishaps. As they try to manage the guesthouse and pursue their dreams, hilarity ensues.

Making / Production

The series was produced by JTBC and has a total of 20 episodes. It was directed by Lee Chang-min and written by Kim Ki-ho and Song Ji-eun. The show gained popularity for its light-hearted comedy and engaging storyline.

Actors

  • Kim Jung-hyun as Kang Dong-gu – Played the role of a struggling actor and the main character in the series.
  • Lee Yi-kyung as Lee Joon-ki – Portrayed a failed singer who dreams of becoming a successful actor.
  • Son Seung-won as Bong Du-sik – Played the role of a writer who aspires to succeed in the entertainment industry.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • Welcome to Waikiki was praised for its comedic performances and witty writing.
  • The series was well-received for its refreshing take on the slice-of-life genre.
  • It featured guest appearances by popular Korean actors and entertainers.

Awards

While Welcome to Waikiki did not receive any major awards, it was recognized for its contribution to the comedy genre in Korean television.

Quotes

  • "Life's a journey. Join us on the ride!" - Kang Dong-gu
  • "Laughter is the best medicine, and we've got plenty to share!" - Lee Joon-ki

Music, Soundtrack

  • The show's soundtrack featured a mix of fun and upbeat songs that complemented the comedic tone of the series.
  • Popular K-pop tracks were also used in certain episodes to enhance the mood and atmosphere of the scenes.