Full House Take 2

Tae Ik lost his parents and their family home at a young age. He grows into a popular idol star and dreams of achieving enough success to reclaim his childhood home. When Man Ok, a newly hired stylist, comes between Tae Ik and his singing partner Kang Hwi, the ensuing love triangle complicates matters.

Tae Ik is furious with Kang Hwi for the stage kiss, which fuels questions about Kang Hwi's sexuality in the media and fractures the duo's already contentious relationship.

Tae Ik mistakes Man Ok as a member of Give&, Take One's fan club, but it's Man Ok's part-time marketing assistant who is a huge fan.

Man Ok's troubles multiply when police temporarily shut down her dojo for allowing the illegal operation of a gambling hall.

Kang Hwi and Man Ok conspire to have Man Ok disguise herself as a Muslim woman, fully covered in a chador, in order to hide her real identity from Tae Ik when being introduced as their new stylist.

Man Ok learns that it's hard work being the stylist for Take One, especially due to the picky demands of Tae Ik, who is set on make her job difficult so that she would quit.

Man Ok faces having to pay damages for the very expensive watch from a sponsor that she misplaced after Take One's fan meeting.

Kang Hwi goes to get his eyes examined after it goes blurry during a performance.

Tae Ik's agent finds him and Man Ok together in a trailer and tries to save them from a possible scandal.

Junior singer Jae Hee tries to use staged homosexual photos of Kang Hwi to blackmail the music company president to give him Kang Hwi's commercial sponsorship.

Kang Hwi's flight is delayed, and he sees breaking news about his homosexual photos and a news conference called by L.J. to announce that he has been cut from Take One.

Opportunists begin to surface with random photos of both Kang Hwi and Tae Ik in compromising positions and try to extort money from the music company to keep quiet.

When Tae Ik goes to a radio appearance, the fire alarm goes off, and Man Ok faints in the chaos.

Tae Ik and Man Ok have a formal engagement party for the press.

Jin Se Ryeong has signed a contract with U Entertainment - with the ultimate goal of winning back Tae Ik, her first love - and moves into Full House while the main residence is being renovated.

A prominent Chinese designer meets with L.J. and says she wants to invest in U Entertainment only if it'll reinstate Kang Hwi because she wants him to be the spokesman for her brand's expansion into Korea.

Se Ryeong is determined to get Tae Ik back, despite Tae Ik making it very clear to her that there is no future for them.

Tae Ik arrives an hour late to his own press conference to announce his solo album and then drops the bomb that he is voluntarily leaving U Entertainment.

Senior Manager Hwang, who quit in protest of L.J.'s treatment of Take One, and Man Ok track Tae Ik to Japan.

A home holds many precious memories of your family and the loving memories you shared there.

L.J. reneges on his verbal promise to release Man Ok from her settlement debt and strong-arms her to come back to work for U Entertainment as Kang Hwi's stylist.

Kang Hwi and Tae Ik have traded places - where Kang Hwi is now past his scandal and working under U Entertainment and Tae Ik is in hiding at Man Ok's dojo, trying to lay low until he can revive his career.

Man Ok explains to her grandfather that Tae Ik is a singer who came to the dojo to receive intensive hapkido breathing training to help his singing.

When Take One's road manager helps Kang Hwi retrieve something L.J.'s office, he gets caught and loses his job.

Man Ok goes to see Kang Hwi and discovers his vision problems, although he tries his best to cover it up.