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词条 My Father is Strange
释义

  1. Synopsis

  2. Cast

     Main  Supporting  Byun's household  Cha Jung-hwan's family  People around Park Chul-soo  Extended  Special appearances 

  3. Original soundtrack

      Part 1    Part 2    Part 3    Part 4  

  4. Ratings

  5. Awards and nominations

  6. References

  7. External links

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}}{{Infobox television
| show_name = My Father is Strange
| image = Father is Strange poster.jpg
| caption = Promotional poster
| native_name = {{Infobox name module|hangul=아버지가 이상해}}
| genre = {{ubl|Family|Drama|Romance}}
| creator = KBS Drama Production (KBS 드라마 제작국)
| writer = Park Kyung-soo
| director = Lee Jae-sang
| creative_director = {{ubl|Jung Yeo-jin|Jung Kwang-shik}}
| starring = {{ubl|Kim Yeong-cheol|Kim Hae-sook|Ryu Soo-young|Lee Yoo-ri|Lee Joon|Jung So-min|Ryu Hwa-young|Ahn Hyo-seop}}
| theme_music_composer =
| opentheme =
| endtheme =
| composer = Gaemi (개미)
| country = South Korea
| language = Korean
| num_seasons =
| num_episodes = 52
| list_episodes =
| executive_producer = {{ubl|Bae Kyung-soo|Teddy Hoon-tak Jung|Hwang Ki-yong}}
| producer = Cho Woong
| editor = Jung Hyun-kyung
| location =
| cinematography = Lee Yoon-jung
| camera = Single-camera
| runtime = 65 min
| company = iHQ
| distributor = KBS
| budget =
| network = KBS2
| picture_format = 1080i (HDTV)
| audio_format = Dolby Digital
| first_run =
| first_aired = {{start date|2017|3|4}}
| last_aired = {{end date|2017|8|27}}
| preceded_by =
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| website = http://www.kbs.co.kr/drama/papa/about/program/index.html
}}My Father is Strange[1] ({{ko-hhrm|아버지가 이상해|아버지가 異常해|Abeojiga Isanghae|lit= Father is Strange}}) is a 2017 South Korean television series starring Kim Yeong-cheol, Kim Hae-sook, Ryu Soo-young, Lee Yoo-ri, Lee Joon, Jung So-min, Ryu Hwa-young, and Ahn Hyo-seop. The series aired on KBS2 every Saturday and Sunday from 7:55 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. (KST). The TV series gained huge popularity and was extended by 2 episodes (original 50).[2]

Synopsis

About a family that lives on the outskirts of Seoul which consists of the father, his wife, their three daughters, and their one son. However, one day, a young man, who is a celebrity, shows up at the household claiming that he is the son of the family.

Cast

Main

  • Kim Yeong-cheol as Byun Han-su/Lee Yoon-seok (60) — He is the owner of Father's Snack Bar and the patriarch of the family. He was a former Judo player back in high school but after being accused of a crime he did not do, he ended up going to jail and ruining his future. His identity was changed to Byun Han-soo after getting his identity switched with his best friend due to an accident. He was forced to keep this new identity after his wife Young-shil got pregnant with Joon-young, and decided that living as Byun Han-su would give him the opportunity to restart his life and save his children from the repercussions of being known as a criminal's children. Years later, when Ahn Joong-hee tracks him down, he learns that Joong-hee is the real Han-su's son and could not refuse Joong-hee's request to move in with him and his family out of guilt for the identity switch, and he decides to be the father that Joong-hee never had. He eventually grows to love Joong-hee and cares for him sincerely like his own son. They eventually become a real family when Joong-hee decides to marry Mi-yeong. With the help of his daughter Hye-young, Yoon-seok manages to clear his name and at the end of the series, he reverts to his actual name, and manages to get a driver's licence for the first time.
  • Kim Hae-sook as Na Young-sil (58) — Lee Yoon-seok's wife and the matriarch of the family. She helps Yoon-seok with the snack bar while raising her four children. She first met her husband at a hospital while she was working as a nurse. She was also the only one who believed his innocence and stood by him after he was released from jail. After learning that she was pregnant with Joon-young, she begged Yoon-seok to maintain his new identity as Byun Han-su for the sake of their child and his future. She is known to be very protective of her family and goes to great lengths to ensure that their children never learned of their father's true identity. She also does the driving for her husband since due to his switched identity, he could not obtain a driver's licence.
  • Lee Joon as Ahn Joong-hee (36)[3][4]— He is an idol-singer turned actor at Gabi Entertainment and the real Byun Han-soo's son. He lived in the U.S before moving to Korea to become an idol. Although he is an actor, he could not really act well which caused him to miss out on opportunities on doing more popular acting jobs like a mini series. After finally being cast on one, he decided to move with the Byuns/Lees, to know what it is like living with his “father", to help him with his acting. Living with the Byuns/Lees actually improves his acting skill and his image so much that he becomes famous again. He later starts to fall for Mi-young which causes him to believe that he is crazy because she is supposed to be his half-sister. He struggles with his feelings for Mi-Young and his anger at her father for posing as his father and betraying his trust. Eventually, he learns to forgive Yoon-seok and his wife Young-sil for their betrayal as he understands their reasons and he also has grown to love the family like his own. He also gets together with Mi-Yeong and they become engaged at the end of the series.
  • Min Jin-woong as Byun Joon-young/Lee Joon-young (35) — He is a 9th Grade Civil Servant and Lee Yoon-seok and Na Young-shil's oldest son and 1st child. He has been taking and studying his Civil Servant exam for almost 5 years and he eventually passes the test his 5th year. He has been dating Kim Yoo-joo while studying for his exam but after getting her pregnant by accident, they decide to get married. Initially shown as irresponsible, Joon-young eventually changes and steps up to the plate to become the eldest child of the family during their toughest time. He is also shown to possess great dislike for Joong-hee, as he seems to feel inferior to Joong-hee in every aspect, even though he changes his mind about him later, and starts to become nice and caring to Joong-hee.
    • Oh Jae-moo as young Byun Joon-young
  • Lee Yoo-ri as Byeon Hye-yeong/Lee Hye-yeong (34)[5]—She is a lawyer and Lee Yoon-seok's and Na Young-shil's eldest daughter and 2nd child. She dated Cha Jung-hwan back in college but broke up after Jung-hwan's mother forced her to break up with him. After sleeping with him from fighting, they decide to start dating again and they eventually get married. Her personality is known for acting pretty while she is working. Hye-young eventually is the person responsible for restoring her father's good name as she embarks on the arduous task of proving his innocence from a case that happened a long time ago. Hye-young also gains fame from her success with her father's case, giving her access to more clients.
  • Jung So-min as Byeon Mi-yeong/Lee Mi-yeong (31) — She is Lee Yoon-seok and Na Young-shil's 2nd daughter and the 3rd child of the family. She is a former Judo athlete and after suffering from a career-ending shoulder injury, became depressed, which caused her to be overweight. After deciding to start her life again, she decides to lose weight and find a job. She eventually gets a job as an intern at Gabi Entertainment and later as Ahn Joong-hee's manager. Although she gets a job at Gabi Entertainment, she is having troubles working there since a girl named Kim Yoo-joo who bullied her back in high school due to her weight, works there. Kim Yoo Joo also holds a more senior position in the company, and even ends up getting pregnant by and marries her brother, adding to her woes. She eventually changes her mind on Yoo-joo and truly forgives and accepts her after Yoo-joo finally shows remorse and apologizes for her past actions. She also begins to develop feelings for Ahn Joong-hee, causing great inner turmoils as she believes that they are half siblings. After the whole truth on her father's real identity is revealed, Mi-Yeong and Joong-Hee finally get together and later become engaged. She is also implied to have gotten a permanent job with another entertainment company.
  • Ryu Hwa-young as Byeon Ra-yeong/Lee Ra-yeong (27) — She is a yoga instructor and Lee Yoon-seok and Na Young-shil's youngest daughter and 4th child. She is always known for using her social media account constantly and is always the first one to find out her siblings’ dating secret. She meets Park Chul-soo when he gets a job as a soccer coach at the training center she works at. She at first thought he was gay after mistaking his twin brother as his boyfriend. She eventually starts to date him after he confesses his attraction to her. Eventually, she discovers her talent in sales and works at Chul-soo's father's company at the home shopping section.
  • Ryu Soo-young as Cha Jeong-hwan (38)[6]— The only child of Cha Gyu-taek and Oh Bok-nyeo. Even though he works as a PD at KBC studios, his show is losing popularity which caused the company to cancel his show. He was in a relationship with Hye-young while they were in college but broke up after his mother forced Hye-young to break up with him. He eventually gets back together with Hye-young and they get married, despite his mother's strong disapproval of her. He also manages to come up with a new show about marriage counseling after being inspired by his own parents, and the show goes on to receive good ratings, which revives his career. He is shown to be fully supportive of Hye-young and her career, and even provides support and assistance when she was working on clearing her father's name.
  • Ahn Hyo-seop as Park Chul-soo — A former soccer player and a soccer coach at the training center. He is actually from a rich family but after refusing to work at the family business, he decides to run away and cut all financial ties with them, causing him to sleep in the night duty room at the training center. He eventually dates Ra-young after confessing his feelings to her. Due to her influence, his father eventually approves of Ra-young and decides to support his interest and career choice instead of forcing him to work for the family business.

Supporting

Byun's household

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  • Lee Mi-do as Kim Yoo-joo — She is Gabi Entertainment Art Team Leader and Joon-young's wife after he got her pregnant. She bullied Mi-young back in high school because she was jealous how Mi-young's father treated her. Yoo-joo's mother left her which caused her father to get remarried.
  • Park Hye-sook as Kim Mal-boon — Na Young-shil and Na Young-shik's mother.
  • Lee Jun-hyeok as Na Young-shik — Na Young-shil's younger brother and Lee Bo-mi's husband. His family was doing well with business until his business partner stole all his money and ran away which caused his family to be bankrupt. His former business partner later comes back and gives half the money back and uses that money to open a pizza parlor after winning a pizza contest with his wife.
  • Jang So-yeon as Lee Bo-mi — Na Young-shik's wife. She tries to make a living by selling homemade dish rags after her husband's business went bankrupt. After winning a pizza contest with her husband and getting pregnant with twins, she eventually opens the pizza parlor with her family.
  • Jung Joon-won as Na Min-ha — Na Young-shik and Lee Bo-mi's son. He is a straight A student who is always the top of his class. He gets invited to be enrolled at a Science and Technology High School but chooses not to due to tuition. After meeting a pretty math teacher from a different high school, he decides to go there instead.

Cha Jung-hwan's family

  • Kang Seok-woo as Cha Kyoo-taek – Cha Jung-hwan's father and a retired journalist who never got a scope. Although he retired, he never cares for his wife Oh Bok-nyeo and only cares for his dog Chico.
  • Song Ok-sook as Oh Bok-nyeo – Cha Jung-hwan's mother and the owner of the building Lee Yoon-seok and his family lives in. She tries really hard to get her husband to pay attention to her no matter how hard she tries. She was really against the idea of Jung-hwan and Hye-young dating and she is against it more after getting into a fight with Na Young-shil.

People around Park Chul-soo

  • Song Won-suk as Park Young-hee — Park Chul-soo's brother
  • Lee Byung-joon as Park Hong-ik — Park Chul-soo's father
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Extended

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  • Jung Hee-tae as nehz Kang Woo-sung — Gabi Entertainment General Manager
  • Kang Da-bin as Jin Sung-joon — Popular actor
  • Sora Jung as Ahn Soo-jin — Joong-hee's mother
  • Nam Tae-bu as Nam Tae-bu — Ahn Joong-hee's manager
  • Choi Dae-sung as Deputy Director — Director of Jung-hwan's Broadcasting Station
  • Jung Soo-kyo as Jong-bum — Jung-hwan's junior PD
  • Kim Da-ye as Im Yeon-ji — Jung-hwan's junior PD
  • Yoon Young-min as Team leader Lee Se-jin — Gabi Entertainment Management Team Manager
  • Lee Chang as Ryoo Gyoon-sang — Director of the drama 'Oh My Boss'
  • Jo Hyun-jin as Team leader Lim Jung-yoon — Gabi Entertainment Art Team Leader
  • Jo Wang-ki as Joong-hee's acting teacher
  • Choi Dae-hoon as PD Lee
  • Park Seo-young as Mathematics teacher of Onjeong high school
  • Song Min-ji as Hye-young's friend
  • Choi Na-moo as Mi-young's high school alumnus
  • So Hee-jung as Yoo-joo's mother
  • Han Choon-il as Real estate owner
  • Park Seung-tae as deceased Han-soo's aunt
  • Jun Hyun-tae as Community center's chief
  • Hong Yi-joo as Community center's Yoga Instructor 1
  • Jun Hye-young as Community center's Yoga Instructor 2
  • Yoo Il-han as Community center's Yoga Instructor 3
  • Kim Bo-neui as Gabi Entertainment Art Team Staff
  • Lee Seung-joon as Reporter Kim Geun-soo
  • Sung Chan-ho as Senior corporate executive
  • Yeo Un-bok as Pizza House manager
  • Choi Young as Central Police Station detective
  • Jin Hyun-kwang as Attorney Lee Chan-soo
  • Lee Jae-Uk as Do Jung-tae
  • Son Dong-hwa as Lee Shi-hoon
  • Kim Jong-ho as Photographer
  • In Sung-ho
  • Son Joo-won
  • Jung Han-jin
  • Ham Jin-sung
  • Lee Hyun-joo
  • Lee Bong-ryun
  • Seo Kwang-jae
  • Lee Eun-sung
  • Kim Tae-rang
  • Min Joon-hyun
  • Lee Tae-gum
  • Gong Yoon-chan
  • Lee Seo-hwan
  • Park Min-jung
  • Kim Min-kyung
  • Choi In-sook
  • Kim Do-kyum
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Special appearances

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  • Kim Jung-young as Yoon-seok's mother
  • Jo Woo-jong as Love and Battlefield host
  • Kwon Jae-kwang as 2 Day 1 NightTogether Director
  • Kim Jung-ha
  • Seo Yoon-ah as Hyun-ji — Ahn Joong-hee's ex-girlfriend
  • Hak-jin as Yeon Tae-soo — Byun Ra-young's ex-boyfriend
  • Kim Chanmi as Drama Staff
  • Na-eun as Drama Staff
  • Uhm Ji-in
  • Sung Hyuk as Moon Ji-sang
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Original soundtrack

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| artist = Various artists
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| language = Korean, English
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Part 1

{{Track listing
| all_writing =
| extra_column = Artist
| title1 = It's You
| note1 = 그게 너라고
| length1 = 03:41
| lyrics1 = {{hlist|Gaemi|Yoda}}
| music1 = {{hlist|Kim Se-jin|Lohi}}
| extra1 = Na Yoon-kwon, Da-eun
| title2 = It's You
| note2 = Inst.
| length2 = 03:41
| music2 = {{hlist|Kim Se-jin|Lohi}}
| total_length = 07:22
}}

Part 2

{{Track listing
| all_writing =
| extra_column = Artist
| title1 = Love Song
| note1 =
| length1 = 02:42
| lyrics1 = Gaemi
| music1 = {{hlist|Gaemi|Heo Sung-jin}}
| extra1 = Nam Joo
| title2 = Love Song
| note2 = Inst.
| length2 = 02:42
| music2 = {{hlist|Gaemi|Heo Sung-jin}}
| total_length = 05:24
}}

Part 3

{{Track listing
| all_writing =
| extra_column = Artist
| title1 = My Heart
| note1 =
| length1 = 03:52
| lyrics1 = Gaemi
| music1 = {{hlist|Gaemi|Park Chan|Kim Se-jin}}
| extra1 = Kim Hyung-joong
| title2 = My Heart
| note2 = Inst.
| length2 = 03:51
| music2 = {{hlist|Gaemi|Park Chan|Kim Se-jin}}
| total_length = 07:43
}}

Part 4

{{Track listing
| all_writing =
| extra_column = Artist
| title1 = Kongdak Kongdak (Acoustic Ver.)
| note1 = 콩닥콩닥
| length1 = 04:00
| lyrics1 = Lee Chang-gun
| music1 = Lee Chang-gun
| extra1 = Sugar Bubble Acoustic
| title2 = Kongdak Kongdak (Acoustic Ver.)
| note2 = Inst.
| length2 = 04:00
| music2 = Lee Chang-gun
| total_length = 08:00
}}

Ratings

  • In this table, {{color|blue|The blue numbers}} represent the lowest ratings and {{color|red|the red numbers}} represent the highest ratings.
  • NR denotes that the drama did not rank in the top 20 daily programs on that date.
{{abbr|Ep.|EpisodeBroadcast dateAverage audience share
TNmS[7]AGB Nielsen[8]
NationwideSeoulNationwideSeoul
1March 4, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
2March 5, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
3March 11, 2017blue|19.6%}} {{small|(1st)}}blue|18.8%}} {{small|(1st)}}blue|21.4%}} {{small|(1st)}}blue|20.7%}} {{small|(1st)}}
4March 12, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
5March 18, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
6March 19, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
7March 25, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
8March 26, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
9April 1, 2017(1st)}}(2nd)}}21.9% {{small|(1st)}}
10April 2, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
11April 8, 2017(1st)}}(2nd)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
12April 9, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
13April 15, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
14April 16, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
15April 22, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
16April 23, 201724.4% {{small|(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
17April 29, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
18April 30, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
19May 6, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
20May 7, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
21May 13, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
22May 14, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
23May 20, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
24May 21, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
25May 27, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
26May 28, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
27June 3, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
28June 4, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
29June 10, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
30June 11, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
31June 17, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
32June 18, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
33June 24, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
34June 25, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
35July 1, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
36July 2, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
37July 8, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
38July 9, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
39July 15, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
40July 16, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
41July 22, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
42July 23, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
43July 29, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
44July 30, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
45August 5, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
46August 6, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
47August 12, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
48August 13, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
49August 19, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
50August 20, 2017red|34.1%}} {{small|(1st)}}red|31.2%}} {{small|(1st)}}red|36.5%}} {{small|(1st)}}red|36.3%}} {{small|(1st)}}
51August 26, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
52August 27, 2017(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}(1st)}}
Averagegreen|27.2%green|25.4%green|27.8%green|27.4%

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2017
Brand of the Year Awards
 Actress of the Year Lee Yoo-ri {{won}}date=June 2018}}
10th Korea Drama Awards
 Grand Prize (Daesang) Kim Yeong-cheol {{nom}}{{citation needed|date=June 2018}}
Excellence Award, Actor Min Jin-woong {{won}}
1st The Seoul Awards
 Best Supporting Actress Jung So-min {{nom}}date=June 2018}}
2017 Asia Artist Awards
 Rookie Award Ahn Hyo-seop {{won}}date=July 2018}}
31st KBS Drama Awards
 Grand Prize (Daesang)Kim Yeong-cheol {{won}}[9][10][11][12][13]
Top Excellence Award, Actor {{nom}}
Top Excellence Award, Actress Lee Yoo-ri {{won}}
Kim Hae-sook {{nom}}
Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama Kim Yeong-cheol {{nom}}
Lee Joon {{nom}}
Ryu Soo-young {{nom}}
Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Jung So-min {{nom}}
Kim Hae-sook {{nom}}
Lee Yoo-ri {{nom}}
Best Supporting Actress Lee Mi-do {{nom}}
Best New Actress Ryu Hwa-young {{won}}
Best Young Actor Jung Joon-won {{won}}
Netizen Award – Female Lee Yoo-ri {{nom}}
Jung So-min {{nom}}
Best Couple Award Ryu Soo-young & Lee Yoo-ri {{won}}

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9. ^{{Cite news|author=Lee Jeong-hyun|title="아버지들이 일냈다"…김영철·천호진 KBS 연기대상 공동 수상|url=http://www.yonhapnews.co.kr/bulletin/2018/01/01/0200000000AKR20180101002800005.HTML|work=Yonhap News Agency|date=January 1, 2018|accessdate=January 2, 2018|language=ko}}
10. ^{{Cite news|author=Kim Na-young|title=[2017 KBS 연기대상] "이변은 없었다"..대상은 김영철-천호진(종합)|url=http://news.mk.co.kr/newsRead.php?year=2018&no=213|work=Maeil Business Newspaper|date=January 1, 2018|accessdate=January 2, 2018|language=ko}}
11. ^{{Cite news|author=Hwang Gyu-joon|title='2017 KBS 연기대상', 김영철-천호진 공동 대상 수상 '영예'|url=http://www.stardailynews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=179157|work=Star Daily News|date=January 1, 2018|accessdate=January 2, 2018|language=ko}}
12. ^{{Cite news|author=Yoo Yeon-seok|title='두 아버지가 해냈다'…김영철·천호진 대상 공동수상|url=http://www.nocutnews.co.kr/news/4900264|work=No Cut News|date=January 1, 2018|accessdate=January 2, 2018|language=ko}}
13. ^{{Cite news|author=Lee Kyung-ho|title=김영철·천호진,KBS 연기대상 공동 수상..아버지의 힘!(종합)|url=http://star.mt.co.kr/stview.php?no=2017123120381637015|work=Star News|date=January 1, 2018|accessdate=January 2, 2018|language=ko}}

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