Just Like Today

Just Like Today (Korean: 오늘만 같아라; RR: Oneulman Gatala) is a South Korean television series that aired on MBC from November 21, 2011, to May 18, 2012. The drama, directed by Kim Dae-jin and written by Choi Hyun-gyung, consists of 128 episodes and was broadcast in the Monday to Friday 20:15 time slot.

Plot

The story centers on the lives of four childhood friends: Jang Choon-bok, Moon Sang-yub, Kim Joon-tae, and the late Jae-ho. In their youth, Yoon In-sook was a central figure in their social circle, eventually becoming involved with Jae-ho. Following Jae-ho's death in an accident while In-sook was pregnant with his son, Choon-bok persuaded In-sook to marry him, a decision that sparked rumors and tension among their peers.

Years later, Choon-bok has achieved financial success and maintains a stable family life with In-sook. They raise two children alongside their son, Jang Hae-joon, who works as a prosecutor. The family's peace is challenged when Choon-bok discovers that his son, Ji-wan, and Sang-yub's daughter, Hee-joo, are in a romantic relationship, a union that Choon-bok and In-sook strongly oppose.

Cast

Production

Just Like Today replaced the series Iron Daughters-in-Law in the MBC daily drama slot. Following its conclusion on May 18, 2012, it was succeeded by Can't Live Without You on May 28, 2012.