

Two Weeks
- Cast entries
- 18
- Episodes
- 16
- Locations
- 4
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Synopsis
A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.
"Two Weeks" is a Korean action and adventure drama that follows a desperate man as he races against time to save his daughter while uncovering a web of conspiracy and deceit.
Why Two Weeks keeps you on the edge of your seat
If you're in the mood for a gripping race against time, look no further than Two Weeks. This series draws you in with its pulse-pounding action and a plot that twists and turns like a roller coaster. The central tension comes from Jang Tae-san, played by the charismatic Lee Joon-gi, who finds himself in a desperate fight to save his daughter. His complications aren’t just about the ticking clock; they dive deeper into a jigsaw of conspiracy and deceit that unfold with every episode.
What makes this drama truly captivating is how it balances the urgency of Tae-san’s quest with the emotional weight of his situation. You can’t help but root for him, not just because he’s a father in peril, but because Lee Joon-gi brings a depth to the character that feels painfully real. The desperation in his eyes and the determination in his actions resonate long after the credits roll. He embodies the everyman pushed to extremes, making you feel his fear, his anger, and ultimately, his hope.
The supporting cast also deserves a shout-out. Park Ha-seon, as Seo In-hye, adds layers to the narrative with her fiercely protective instincts, while Kim So-yeon’s Park Jae-kyung adds a dose of intrigue and complexity. Im Seung-woo, played by Ryu Soo-young, throws another wrench into the mix, keeping viewers guessing about his true intentions. These characters, woven into Tae-san's life, intensify the drama and elevate the stakes.
The mood throughout the series is relentless. You’ll find yourself sitting on the edge of your seat, with each episode building on the last in a beautifully constructed manner. It’s not just action for the sake of action; each moment feels earned and purposeful. The pacing is tight, making it easy to binge your way through the 16 episodes. The stakes feel high, and each twist feels impactful, making you invest emotionally in the outcome.
While Two Weeks may not feature iconic filming locations or unforgettable food spots, its strength lies in the raw storytelling and well-paced suspense. It's the kind of series that will land well with anyone who enjoys a good thriller, especially those who appreciate character-driven narratives. If you’re looking for something that keeps you guessing and pulls at your heartstrings, this drama might just be your next obsession.
Final verdict: a gripping race against time that keeps you hooked
Two Weeks manages to create a gripping narrative that pulls you in from the first episode. Following Jang Tae-san, played deftly by Lee Joon-gi, the tension never really lets up as he scrambles to save his daughter. The stakes are high, and the blend of action and drama keeps viewers on the edge of their seats throughout all 16 episodes.
The characters feel real, especially Seo In-hye, portrayed by Park Ha-seon, who adds depth to the emotional turmoil surrounding Tae-san. As he uncovers a tangled web of conspiracy and deceit, the series does a great job of balancing the action sequences with moments of genuine emotional resonance. There are times when the story feels a bit stretched, but the plot twists are engaging enough to keep you invested.
For anyone who enjoys a fast-paced drama packed with tension and familial stakes, this is a solid pick. If you’re not a fan of action or thrillers, you might find some parts a bit overwhelming or perhaps even repetitive. Still, the show lingers in your mind long after the final credits roll, primarily due to its strong performances and intense storyline, which is reflected in its solid 7.9/10 rating. Despite its occasional pacing issues, Two Weeks is worth a watch, especially for fans of Lee Joon-gi.
Filming locations
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Mouth of Truth
진실의 입Piazza della Bocca della Verità, 18, 00186 Roma RM, ItalyThe Mouth of Truth is a famous marble mask located in Rome, where people traditionally place their hand inside to test their honesty.
The term "the mouth of truth" originates from the medieval practice where people were sworn to speak the truth during interrogations, even if it meant losing their hands.blog.naver.com - 02
Capitoline Hill
캄피돌리오 광장Piazza del Campidoglio, 1, 00186 Roma RM, ItalyCapitoline Hill is one of the seven hills of Rome and features a famous square designed by Michelangelo, known for its stunning architecture and historical significance.
The next destination is Campidoglio Square.blog.naver.com - 03
Mokpo Sanjeongdong Cathedral
목포 산정동 성당35 Nosoong-gil, Mokpo-si, Gwangju Metropolitan City, Jeollanam-do전남광주통합특별시 목포시 노송길 35This is the location where Gong Hyo-jin's character performs her first mission on the rooftop of the cathedral.
In the story, it is also the location where Yubona's first killer mission takes place.blog.naver.com - 04
Busan Maritime Police Agency
부산해양경찰서293 Haeyang-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan, South Korea부산 영도구 해양로 293This is where the character Kwon Tae-sung goes to gather information.
The exterior appearance of the police station has been captured as it is.blog.naver.com
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Production
Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.
- JS Pictures
- Directors
- Choi Jung-kyu최정규Son Hyung-suk손형석
- Writers
- So Hyun Kyung
Source: TMDB
Cast & characters
Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.
Jang Tae-sanLee Joon-gi이준기
Seo In-hyePark Ha-seon박하선
Im Seung-wooRyu Soo-young류수영
Park Jae-kyungKim So-yeon김소연
Seo Soo-jinLee Chae-mi
Moon Il-seokJo Min-ki조민기
Oh Mi-sookIm Se-mi임세미
Yang Taek-namJung In-gi정인기
Han Chi-gookCheon Ho-jin천호진
Han Jung-wooUhm Hyo-seop엄효섭
Mr. KimSong Jae-im송재림
Jang Young-jaPark Ha-na박하나
Jo Seo-heeKim Hye-ok김혜옥
Source: TMDB
Lead actors
Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Lee Joon-gias Jang Tae-san
Lee Joon-gi is a prominent South Korean actor, singer, and dancer, born on April 17, 1982. He first garnered attention in the film industry with his leading role as a clown in the critically acclaimed movie The King and the Clown in 2005. This film not only marked his breakthrough but also set the stage for his subsequent success in the romantic comedy My Girl, which aired from 2005 to 2006. Over the years, Lee has showcased his versatility by taking on diverse roles across various genres, including historical dramas and action thrillers. He is well-known for his performances in popular series such as Iljimae, Two Weeks, Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo, Lawless Lawyer, and Flower of Evil. His work has gained significant popularity, particularly throughout Asia, solidifying his status as a leading figure in the Hallyu wave.

Park Ha-seonas Seo In-hye
Park Ha-seon is a prominent South Korean actress known for her versatile performances in television and film. She made her acting debut in 2005 with the TV series "Love Needs a Miracle." Her breakout role came in 2010 when she portrayed Queen Inhyeon in the historical drama "Dong Yi," which garnered her widespread recognition and acclaim. Following this success, she showcased her comedic talent in the popular sitcom "High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged," which aired from 2011 to 2012. In addition to her television work, Park has also appeared in several films, including "The Last Blossom" and "Champ," both released in 2011, as well as "Tone-deaf Clinic" in 2012. With her engaging performances and ability to tackle diverse roles, Park Ha-seon has established herself as a respected figure in the South Korean entertainment industry.


Kim So-yeonas Park Jae-kyung
Kim So-yeon is a prominent South Korean actress, born on November 2, 1980. She has captivated audiences with her performances in a variety of popular television dramas throughout her career. Kim gained significant recognition for her role in "All About Eve" in 2000, which helped establish her as a leading actress in the industry. Over the years, she has starred in numerous successful series, including "Iris" in 2009 and "Prosecutor Princess" in 2010. Her versatility as an actress is further showcased in later works such as "Happy Home" in 2016 and "The Penthouse: War in Life," which aired from 2020 to 2021. Kim So-yeon's contributions to the South Korean entertainment scene have solidified her status as a talented and respected figure in television.

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Episodes
Episode stills, air dates, runtimes, and summaries.
Ep 1Episode 1 - Get A Blood Test2013-08-07 · 65 minJang Tae-san is a third-rate gangster managing a pawnshop. He is shocked when Seo In-hye, an old flame, reappears in his life after 8 years and wants him to get a blood test. Her daughter, Seo Soo-jin, has leukemia. After receiving news that he is a suitable bone marrow donor, a two-week preparatory window is established for the surgery. Tae-san must remain healthy and virus free or Soo-jin will die.
Ep 2Episode 2 - You can have the surgery in two weeks! Soo-jin, you can live!!2013-08-08 · 65 minIm Seung-woo, In-hye, and Soo-jin are delighted by the news of the surgery and don't know what to do. Seung-woo, who holds Soo-jin in his arms and likes her, receives a call informing him of a murder case. Tae-san is taken away by the police as a suspect in the murder of Oh Mi-sook. Tae-san, who is falsely accused, finds this situation frustrating. The vehicle transporting Tae-san collides with an oncoming dump truck, causing an accident.
Ep 3Episode 3 - They found Jang Tae-san!2013-08-14 · 65 minTae-san takes advantage of a traffic accident involving the escort vehicle to escape. Upon learning that Tae-san is the culprit who murdered Mi-sook, Park Jae-kyung is shocked to the core, while Seung-woo, who hears about Tae-san's escape, is furious. Meanwhile, while sorting through Mi-sook's belongings, Jae-kyung discovers a clue in Mi-sook's underwear that reveals the whereabouts of a digital camera.
Ep 4Episode 4 - Soo-jin cannot have surgery because she is in custody! I might die!2013-08-15 · 65 minTae-san jumps down from the mountain like crazy to avoid being caught, but someone catches him. Tae-san disappears in front of their eyes, and Jae-kyung and Seung-woo suspect that someone is behind Tae-san. In-hye hears the news of Tae-san's escape on the news and is taken aback. Meanwhile, Jae-kyung and Seung-woo, who missed Tae-san, start the investigation from the beginning. Seung-woo discovers In-hye's phone number in Tae-san's call history list and is taken aback.
Ep 5Episode 5 - It's not me, the murderer!2013-08-21 · 65 minTae-san runs away after killing Go Man-seok, with Seung-woo chasing after him. Tae-san manages to shake off Seung-woo, only to be met by Kim Seon-saeng (Teacher Kim) waiting for him. Jae-kyung rushes to Tae-san's house upon hearing the news that Tae-san killed Man-seok. As Tae-san enters a village, he hears the sound of a mysterious woman crying there.
Ep 6Episode 6 - Do I look like I'm escaping and playing hide and seek because I'm bored right now?2013-08-22 · 65 minJae-kyung and Seung-woo jump into the water to find the missing Tae-san. In front of the awakened Tae-san, a man with a thick white beard and covered face stands, unrecognizable. Do Sang-hoon learns about the relationship between Tae-san and In-hye, and between In-hye and Seung-woo, and informs Jae-kyung of this fact. Meanwhile, Moon Il-seok visits Soo-jin's hospital.
Ep 7Episode 7 - Jang Tae-san! You are under arrest for suspicion of murder and fleeing the scene!2013-08-28 · 65 minJang Tae-san! You are under arrest for suspicion of murder and fleeing the scene! Seung-woo falls into despair watching Soo-jin act recklessly. Upon returning to the office, Seung-woo becomes enraged upon realizing that his team members were deployed for the operation without him. Jae-kyung and the team chase after Tae-san attempting to escape. Meanwhile, Jae-kyung, who has lost consciousness, opens her eyes to find Moon Il-seok standing in front of her.
Ep 8Episode 8 - Isn't that person Jang Tae-san, an escaped convict!2013-08-29 · 65 minTae-san and Jae-kyung engage in a fierce mental battle with Il-seok. Il-seok offers to spare Jae-kyung's life if Tae-san shoots her. Seung-woo is enraged by Jae-kyung's solo actions. Meanwhile, as Jae-kyung enters the prosecutor's office, she unexpectedly comes face to face with Jo Seo-hee who has come looking for her.
Ep 9Episode 9 - I need your help!2013-09-04 · 65 minJae-kyung is shocked by Jo Seo-hee's unexpected counterattack. She pushes Jae-kyung down her dead-end path. Seung-woo comes to the district prosecutor’s office. Tae-san decides to meet In-hye at a department store. When Jae-kyung finds out, she deploys police at the department store, and Teacher Kim also observes them from afar. Meanwhile, Tae-san freezes after hearing the conversation between Seung-woo and In-hye.
Ep 10Episode 10 - Now is the time!2013-09-05 · 65 minIl-seok is furious at the news that even Teacher Kim let Tae-san slip away. At that moment, he recalls Soo-jin and smirks slyly. Jae-kyung meets In-hye to persuade her to help with Tae-san's surrender, while Seung-woo goes to find Il-seok. Meanwhile, In-hye goes to see Jang Young-ja, Man-seok's deceased girlfriend.
Ep 11Episode 11 - I've been shot by this guy!2013-09-11 · 65 minIn-hye throws herself in front of the gun to protect the camera. Seeing this, Seung-woo becomes even more confused. Tae-san and Jae-kyung come face to face in the dark park. Jae-kyung takes Tae-san to her house. Meanwhile, Teacher Kim, who had been hiding and watching Jae-kyung, gets off the motorcycle and shoots Tae-san.
Ep 12Episode 12 - Moon Il-seok, I am arresting you.2013-09-12 · 65 minDetective Jae-kyung arrests Teacher Kim who shot Tae-san, but the gun has already disappeared. Mr. Kim is released with a lawyer's identification. Jang Seok-doo and Hwang Dae-joon discover a hidden recorder in the pawnshop and are shocked to hear Tae-san's voice recorded inside. Meanwhile, Detective Jae-kyung arrests Il-seok on suspicion of murdering Oh Mi-sook.
Ep 13Episode 13 - So what should Moon Il-seok do?2013-09-18 · 65 minTae-san discovers Moon Il-seok and tries to escape but is caught by Teacher Kim. Seung-woo, tormented by guilt, confesses everything to In-hye. Meanwhile, Tae-san is surprised to hear Teacher Kim's voice on the phone from In-hye.
Ep 14Episode 14 - Something's strange... Could it be about Soo-jin?2013-09-19 · 65 minWhile on his way to see In-hye, Taesan remembers Soo-jin and returns to the hospital. He is surprised to see one of Soo-jin's shoes in front of the operating room door. Meanwhile, Han Chi-gook hears a story about Teacher Kim from Tae-san.
Ep 15Episode 15 -How to kill Jang Tae-san?2013-09-25 · 65 minTae-san goes to find Moon Il-seok and Hwang Dae-jun following Jo Se-hee, shaking them one by one. Tae-san is pleased at the thought of being able to clear his name. Meanwhile, someone offers a deal to Moon Il-seok's group, who are at a dead end.
Ep 16Episode 16 - Even if I have to die, I must catch Moon Il-seok!2013-09-26 · 65 minTeacher Kim, who was approaching to kill Tae-san, stops when he sees the person lying on the operating table.
Source: TMDB
Videos
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