Jung Kyung Ho

Seol In Ah

Cha Hak Yeon

Tang Jun Sang

Yoo Sun Ho

Choi Hong Il

Jeon Guk Hyang

Kim Dae Myung

Kim Kang Hyun

Kim Kang Yoon

Lee Seung Hun

Kim Mi Hye

Moon Chang Jun

Anupam Tripathi

Park Wan Kyu

Yeon Je Wook

Seol Jae Geun

Chris Chan

Jung Soon Won

Gyeong Su Jin

Park Soo Oh

Kwak Ji Sook

Kim Kwi Seon

Chun Myung Woo

Jo Yong Joon

Jo Eun Ji

Won Woong Jae

Kang Hye Won

Song Young Kyu

Won Geun Hee

Lee Mi Do

Lee Bom

Shin Joo Hyup

Ok Ja Yeon

Hwang Bo Reum Byeol

Kim Ha Kyung

Kim Ran Hee

Im Jung Yoon

Jin Seon Kyu

Lee Yoon Sang

Kang Jung Yun

Cho Jung Keun

Shin Yeon Suk

Kang Ae Sim

Ahn Nae Sang

Park Won Sang

Lee Ju Mi

Han Myung Chul

Nam Mi Jung

Jung Woo Young

Kang Moon Kyung

Han Sang Chul

Eom Joon Ki

Park Do Ha

Kim Sung Joon

Bae Gi Beom

Choi Bo Kwang

Jung Se Hyung

In Sung Ho

Yoon Yeo Won

Im Chul Hyung

Choi Moo Sung

Yoon Jong Goo

Kim In Kwon

Jo Joon

Oh Chi Woon

Seo Jin Won

Lee Yoon Jae

Seo Byung Chul

Kim Jae Cheol

Tak I On

Hong Suk Bin

Kang Hak Soo

Hwang In Jun

Jin Yong Wook

Ha Min

Seo Ye Bin

Kim Min Suk

Moon So Ri

Shin Dong Ryuk

Park In Soo

He thought getting a certification would be his ticket to a whole new life. But No Mu Jin, a labor attorney, is barely scraping by, worrying about the rent. While snooping around an industrial site with content creator…

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[노무사 노무진 티저] 생계형 노무사 노무진, 유령을 보다?! ＜노무사 노무진＞ 2025년 5월 방송, MBC 202505 방송

Oh My Ghost Clients | Official Teaser 1 | Jung Kyung Ho, Seol In-A, Cha Hak-Yeon

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Oh My Ghost Clients | Official Teaser 2 | Jung Kyung Ho, Seol In-A, Cha Hak-Yeon

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Oh My Ghost Clients — A Comedy for the Pro K-Drama Fans  If you're a seasoned K-drama viewer tired of the same old romance-driven stories, Oh My Ghost Clients might just be a breath of fresh air. It’s not a revolutionary ghost story—yes, we've seen ghosts asking for help in plenty of dramas—but this one adds an unexpected twist: a labor attorney helping those ghosts with unresolved legal issues. That alone makes it unique.This drama doesn’t cater to those always seeking swoon-worthy moments or action-packed sequences. There's no typical rom-com formula here. Instead, the heart of the show lies in its character-driven humor and light but thoughtful ghost cases.Jung Kyung Ho once again proves he's one of the most versatile actors in the industry. Fans of Hospital Playlist will love seeing him here. He delivers a perfect balance of comedy, emotional depth, guilt, and growth. Every time he’s on screen, he commands it—and honestly, he’s the highlight of this drama.Seol In Ah shines bright in this role. While I’ve seen her previous work, she truly stands out here. Her chemistry with other characters, especially the second male lead, is natural and enjoyable. Her joyful and strong presence brings energy to the story.Cha Hak Yeon gives a lovable, puppy-boy vibe. He may seem overshadowed by the other leads, but he holds his own. Having seen him in *Twinkling Watermelon*, I knew he could deliver, and he didn’t disappoint.The show is structured with one case every two episodes, and while the beginning feels like it’s heading toward a serious story with humor mixed in, it soon settles into a repetitive rhythm. But that’s not a bad thing if you’re there for the charm, humor, and unique setting. Just don’t expect high-stakes drama or a tightly woven mystery.Also, despite the title and ghostly premise, there’s no horror here. The ghosts are victims—not here to scare you, just to be heard.Lastly, the finale is genuinely satisfying and wraps up the story in a heartwarming and fulfilling way. That ending alone earns it extra points from me.Overall:This isn’t a drama for beginners. If you’ve watched many K-dramas, you'll appreciate its genre mix and character-driven charm. If you’re in it for romance or high drama, skip it. But if you enjoy light supernatural comedies with a legal twist and no frills, Oh My Ghost Clients will keep you entertained.

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This review may contain spoilers   HEARTFELT BUT UNEVEN  *Oh My Ghost Clients* is a bold, uneven, yet deeply compelling drama that I found to be a rollercoaster of a ride: sometimes clever, sometimes clumsy, but always ambitious. It swings wildly between supernatural quirk, biting social commentary, and heartfelt human stories. And while it doesn’t always stick the landing, the show’s unique premise and emotional core made it well worth the journey for me.At the center of it all is Mu-jin, a disgraced labor attorney and failed crypto dreamer who starts out as a jaded, broke loner teetering on the edge. Watching his reluctant transformation into a champion for the voiceless, both the living and the ghosts of overworked janitors, bullied nurses, and forgotten factory workers, was gripping. His arc, from cynical to quietly heroic, felt deeply human to me. Sure, his hot-and-cold attitude sometimes came off as forced or inconsistent, but the emotional weight behind his choices, especially his grief for his brother, really hit me. His personal journey tied in beautifully with the show’s broader themes.The premise is pure gold, and when the show leans into it, it really shines. I was floored by how effectively it critiques South Korea’s brutal work culture. The cases Mu-jin takes on are grounded, personal, and often heartbreaking: stories of invisible workers like part-timers, interns, and warehouse staff being chewed up by indifferent systems. These moments never felt preachy to me; instead, they were raw and real. Scenes like a ghost reaching out to someone who can’t see them, or a grieving mother finally hearing the truth, were devastating. They served as powerful reminders of the dignity of overlooked lives and how even imperfect justice or simple acknowledgment can be healing.The supporting cast added warmth and levity in a way I really appreciated. Hui-ju and Gyeon-u, Mu-jin’s partners-in-crime, weren’t just sidekicks; they had their own agency, with Hui-ju’s fierce drive and Gyeon-u’s tech-savviness. Their banter and loyalty brought lightness to the darker stories. And then there’s Bong-sal, the chaotic deity who flip-flops between divine mystery and comic relief. Sometimes he added to the magic, other times he threw off the mood entirely.Visually, I was struck by the contrast between the haunting “white void” scenes, which felt both sacred and eerie, and the gritty, realistic depiction of the real world. But not everything worked: some CGI looked cheap, and the tonal whiplash between gut-wrenching drama, workplace comedy, and fantasy procedural was jarring. One moment, I was tearing up over a death by overwork, and the next, I was cringing at cartoonish antics or goofy sound effects.The show’s ambition occasionally outpaced its execution. I felt the pacing falter in overstuffed episodes, clunky twists, and convenient resolutions that undercut the emotional weight. The final arc, especially the fake earthquake simulation, felt overblown and manipulative, stretching what should’ve been a sharp climax into something unnecessarily bloated. The supernatural logic often bent too conveniently to serve the plot, and the cartoonishly evil villains made some of the justice feel more like checking boxes than delivering catharsis. But I appreciated that the show didn’t pretend to fix the world. It acknowledged that justice is often late, partial, or simply about being seen, and that subtlety was one of its greatest strengths.*Oh My Ghost Clients* is messy, eager to please, and at times unsure of what it wants to be, but its heart and ambition made it unforgettable for me. It’s about giving voice to the voiceless, unburying stories that were meant to stay hidden, and showing that healing often starts when someone finally chooses to care. I’d recommend it for its rare focus on labor issues, its standout emotional moments, and a premise that dares to be different. Just be prepared to roll your eyes almost as often as you reach for the tissues.

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This review may contain spoilers   Could Have Been Slightly Better!!  This show was neither phenomenal nor mediocre, it slipped into the depths midway somewhere!I was pretty excited about watching a show starring Jung Kyung Ho. He is one of my favorite actors, and I was expecting something more. Sadly, this show doesn’t live upto the expectations. The main cast do their best but I wasn’t actually looking forward to watching the new episodes every week. It was just that I had nothing to watch on Friday and this show simply filled the gaps. While Jung Kyung Ho lends his hand to some ghost worthy antics, Seol In Ah & Cha Hak Yeon bring up the rear. The storytelling isn’t bad, I actually liked how they try their level best to help ghosts who can’t rest at peace because they died unfairly in workplace related accidents. It was also my first time hearing about labor attorney. Not many countries have lawyers or attorneys working in that field. So, the base concept was fairly unique. But the storyline drags a lot in some places and that takes away the novelty of this show!Read the complete article here- https://kcdramamusings.wordpress.com/2025/06/30/oh-my-ghost-clients-series-review/

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This review may contain spoilers   There is a rollercoaster in this show. The first four episodes have somewhat too serious, and may lead you into a question "Is there really any comedy?". Then it becomes funnier and more comical. However it turns more serious and emotional again in the last two episodes. The show has different cases every week, which I always like. You may compare this to Taxi Driver, and find it has weaker storyline on some cases since they mix it up with comedy and slight romance. This show has a really good cast. The trio Jung Kyung Ho, Seol In Ah and Cha Hak Yeon deliver their respective character excellently. Additionally Moon So Ri really kills it. Most of the cases in this show highlight the working environment harrassment awareness that you may be able to relate. However the way it's delivered slightly bothering me.Since it contains several different cases each week, it is possible to explore them separately. All of the cases have a good build up and backstory, but the writer repeatedly bottles the resolution phase. The first case about the construction worker, the resolution is somewhat too easy. Earlier, the workers are afraid of losing their job if they help to uncover the case, but then they have sudden change of heart. Second case at the hospital, again the resolution is dull. The guilty doctor regrets his action, but looks like he is able to get away from further punishments. No one even blows up his name to the public. Third case about the university has better resolution, but it annoys me for such a certified attorney thay he doesn't seem to have a good preparation or strategy while confronting with the opposition. They look clueless when the opposition threaten them, when they are taken into custody, which doesn't look like a professional attorney at all. I also think that this show is somewhat beyond tolerable makjang limit. Ability to see a ghost is unrealistic, but it's fine; Being ressurected multiple times is unrealistic, but it's fine, but all the people able to survive the building debris in the last episode (the first collapse, not the fall)? Whoa, that has crossed the limitAfter all, it keeps bothering why they never check back each client's aftermath. There must be some impacts there. For example Nimal from the first case is afraid of getting deported if he speaks up. So what happens next? Is he okay?  Because if not, then everything they have done is pointless! Mu Jin's wife is a self-absorbed person and really mean, not only to him but also to her sister. I don't understand why everyone is telling him to get back to her.To me, the comedy in the first 4 episodes is somewhat a bit forced. Everything begins to flow correctly after the third case. It's still a good-to-watch show when you are looking for a laugh, or a show to raise worker's safety awareness.

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OMG :)  when its good its good After wayching the first episode , you will know this is going to be a fun and solid story! nothing overly dramatic (except for the love story :) ) or deep but a steady peacing and the actors play their role comfortably with a great sense of understanding the charachter.The story is fairly  simple  : this is how modern society works ( or always has been) people are looked down based on their money, status, education  or job status , its often a decease that you only notice when you  experience it yourself. They show it in the right mix  of drama and at the same time they also have the proper dose of humor and cheesy love story with OMG In ah doing it again loved her in TW .

OMG :)  when its good its good After wayching the ...

A fairly common concept but still good  The formula used feels familiar, centering on a person trying to resolve the issues of those who have passed away. The comedic elements aren’t overdone and strike a good balance. Each story presents a touching and heartfelt issue. However, the way each case is wrapped up tends to feel underwhelming.

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Good combination of humour and meaningful messages  'Oh My Ghost Clients' is about Noh Mujin, a labour consultant who, after going through a near-death experience is able to see ghosts. NMJ signs a contract to escape his death and as a result has to help ghosts who died unfairly in industrial accidents to find peace. The plot has a similar vibe to dramas like 'Hotel Del Luna' and 'Tomorrow', just in the context of workers and follows the story of different ghosts as they explore the problems the workers face in their work.The story does a good job educating people about the role of a labour consultant, at the same time bringing up the drastic safety issues in factories which is the reality for so many people. From what I gathered from interviews, South Korea has a large number of industrial deaths due to lax safety precautions, to the extent of two people dying every day. So, this is a nice way to bring awareness to these issues.  Despite the serious issues, this drama does a good job balancing the dark parts with comedy, so the overall tone is light and it's relatively easy to watch and focus on the messages. The characters also have a good chemistry and interesting dynamic, and their interactions are really fun to watch. The characters themselves are well-written and have potential. NMJ like a lot of Jung Kyungho's characters, is not black or white and JKH did a tremendous job in bringing NMJ to life. He is clumsy, a little slow, a bit selfish and generally flawed, like most people but has some redeeming qualities and his growth is an interesting part of the story as he experiences the hardships of his ghost clients. Overall, if you like tomorrow, this drama is definitely worth a try.

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A Ghostly guide to workplace justice: Why you should watch Oh my ghost clients!  "Oh My Ghost Clients" is a quirky and humorous drama yet deep and relatable drama that follows a labor attorney who, after a near-death experience, makes a deal with a deity. The contract? He must help settle the grudges of ghosts wronged at work, aiding them in moving on. While the premise isn't entirely new, echoing shows like "Move to Heaven" and "Hotel Del Luna," the writer masterfully crafts a unique experience.The show excels in its blend of emotion and depth, the engaging dynamics between the trio of characters, and the impeccable comedic timing. The episodic format and pacing further enhance the viewing experience, complemented by outstanding acting."It's refreshing to see a series tackle workplace harassment and abuse head-on. While these issues often appear in subplots, this show dedicates itself entirely to them, with each episode, or sometimes every two, focusing on a new case. The premise is compelling: a labor attorney and his team help ghost employees, haunted by unfair treatment or abuse, find justice and closure.What really sets this show apart is its incorporation of legal elements. They are well-executed, walking you through the legal processes, and the show's use of different articles adds a unique charm. Each story is emotionally impactful, largely due to the relatable characters and their experiences.If this is propaganda, then count me in! This actually has potential for a season two..they wrapped it all up nicely but you could tell there is room to work on more cases...and more fun with the trio and the ghost clients so I hope they consider making one.I hope more people discover this show. It's not a new concept, but it's undeniably worth watching. The engaging storyline, the moments of humor, and the relatability all contribute to its depth. With compelling characters and excellent character development, it's a show that keeps you hooked. The dialogue is well-crafted, adding another layer of quality. Give this show a chance – you won't regret it."

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Loving this drama!!! The three main characters are all good!!! Their acting is very good👍👍But the character i love the most is yun jae played by actor sun ho!! His acting is very good and simple. The way he played the role is also remarkable. Since the moment i saw his character i can't help but root for him.✊️✊️

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Invisible Hands, Visible Scars  In a sea of sensationalized and heavily promoted K-dramas, Oh My Ghost Client remains a hidden gem—overlooked, yet undeniably potent. It tells stories not merely of spirits and spectral mysteries, but of the invisible labor, silent suffering, and unrecognized sacrifices of the proletariat class. Beneath its supernatural premise lies a searing social commentary: the haunting reality that the empires we admire are built not just on innovation or leadership, but on the unrelenting toil of those we seldom acknowledge.Each episode serves as a quiet elegy for the forgotten—those who serve, support, and sustain systems often rigged against them. The drama masterfully juxtaposes this somber truth with moments of comic relief, allowing the audience to breathe amid the emotional weight. This delicate balance makes the storytelling both digestible and deeply affecting.The cast, particularly the younger actors, deliver performances brimming with sincerity and nuance. Their portrayals are not only believable but emotionally resonant, anchoring the drama in a raw, human core. However, the final two episodes veer slightly off course, indulging in melodrama that undermines the subtle power the show had built up until then. Even so, the message remains clear and compelling.Oh My Ghost Client is more than a genre drama—it’s a mirror held up to society, reminding us of the laboring hands behind luxury, and the unheard voices beneath prosperity. Its themes transcend borders, finding relevance not only in Korea but in countless other societies where class disparities persist beneath the glittering surface.An underrated yet thought-provoking series, it leaves a lasting imprint—ghostly, yes, but also deeply human.

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A heart-wenching tale of workplace truths and real-world injustice  I just finished watching Oh My Ghost Clients , and I must say—it was an incredibly moving experience. The story follows a labor attorney who has the unique ability to see ghosts, each one a victim of unresolved issues at their workplace. As he helps them find peace, he also uncovers and confronts toxic behaviors within different work environments.The way the drama blends supernatural elements with real-world problems was powerful and emotional. It sheds light on issues that often go unnoticed, making you reflect on how people are treated in their jobs. I shed a lot of tears throughout—it’s the kind of story that stays with you.Overall, Oh My Ghost Clients is a touching, thought-provoking watch that’s definitely worth your time.

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a legal lawyer whose clients are ghosts ?  finished 8.5/10 🌟A drama that I think deserves more recognition.A lawyer who sees ghosts and gets justice for those betrayed by the korean labor system.Overall I really liked it, an excellent combination of comedy and drama... I think Kyung-ho is an excellent actor, especially in hilarious comedy.The role fit him like a glove, and his chemistry with Seol-in-ah and Cha-hak-yeon was a huge 10/10 for me.I also liked the stories of the different victims that Mujin helped.I think perhaps a big problem the drama had for me was the excessive cutting of chapters.I feel that a plot as general and broad as this one deserved its full 16 chaptersThe ending was open to personal interpretation, there were things I would have liked that they had more depth like the reconciliation of Mujin and his wife, I felt that scene was super random or the fact that it seems like I will continue seeing ghosts?But it's a kdrama that you enjoy and I recommend checking it out ✨

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