Overall: Hospital Ship is a Korean Romance, Drama (2017). Hospital Ship cast: Ha Ji-Won, Kang Min-Hyuk, Lee Seo-Won. Hospital Ship Date: 30 August 2017. Hospital Ship episodes: 40.
Hospital Ship Detail
Drama: Hospital Ship (2017)
Network: MBC
Director: Park Jae Bum
Writer: Yoon Sun Joo
Main Stars: Ha Ji-Won, Kang Min-Hyuk, Lee Seo-Won
Genres: Romance, Drama
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Release Date: 30 August 2017
Season: 1
Aired: 30 August 2017-2 November 2017
Aired on: Wednesday, Thursday
Also Known As: Byungwonsun,병원선, Hospital Ship 2017
Hospital Ship Synopsis and Plot Summary
Armed force specialists board a clinic transport, which is a coasting medical clinic that serves individuals who live on remote islands. However, were these specialists keen on helping oppressed individuals for nothing? Not in any way. There is the non-armed force specialist Eun Jae, a chilly fussbudget specialist whose most optimized plan of attack vocation was crashed. Kwak Hyun who rehearses inside medication is the principal armed force specialist to chip in for obligation on the clinic transport. At that point, there is the disturbing Jae Geol, an oriental medication specialist who drew the short straw and now needs to serve on the clinic transport. A lot of specialists with various foundations get themselves above water adrift. They are too old to even think about being called young specialists as they are all in their thirties. Despite the fact that they have aptitudes gotten through long stretches of concentrating in clinical school, their central cores are desolate. This is a story about growing up about specialists who have encountered misfortunes in life that they are attempting to bob once more from while they figure out how to be a merciful specialist and seek after satisfying lives.
Hospital Ship Cast
Ha Ji-Won as Song Eun-Jae
Kang Min-Hyuk as Kwak Hyun
Lee Seo-Won as Kim Jae-Gul
Kim In-Sik as Cha Joon-Young
Min A as Yoo A-Rim
Jo Sung Ha as Song Jae Joon Eun Jae’s father
Nam Ki Ae as Lee Soo Kyung Kwak Hyun’s mother
Kim Kwang-Kyu as Choo Won-Gong
Jung Kyung-Soon as Pyo Go-Eun
Lee Da-Hae as Jo Mi-Hyang
Jo Ah-Ra as Yang Ji-Young
Lee Han-Wi as Bang Sung-Woo
Kim Jong Soo as Guest Role
Seo Yoon Ha as Nurse Je
Jang Seo-Won as Yang Choon-Ho
Song Ji-Ho as Kang Jung-Ho
Cha Hwa-Yun as Oh Hye-Jung
Cho Seong-Ha as Song Jae-Joon
Jung In-ki as Kwak Sung
Jung Jong Woo as Loan Shark
Sul Ji Yoon as Guest Rol
Jung Dong Hwan as Jang Tae Joon Chairman
Nam Gi-Ae as Lee Soo-Kyung
Jung Won-Joong as Kim Soo-Gwon
Park Jun-Keum as Han Hee-Sook
Wang Ji-Won as Choi Young-Eun
Heo Jung-Gyu as Kang Dong-Joon
Kil Hae Yeon as Hwang In Kyung’s mother
Kim Sun-Young as Oh Mi-Jung
Jeon No-Min as Kim Do-hoon
Baek Soo-Ryun as Park O-Wol
Ji Chan as Myung Se-Joong
Jo Hyun-Jae as Jang Sung-Ho
Lee Chae Kyung as Chief nurse
Additional Cast Members
Park Tae-Sung as Kang Yong-Soo
Woo Sang-Jeon as Woo-Jin’s grandfather
Lee Chae-Kyung as chief nurse
Kim Bo-Jung as Park Sun-Hwa
Park Ji-Il as Seol Jae-Chan
Min Kyung-Jin as Soo-Bong
Yoo Jang-Young as Tae-Wook
Kim Kyeong-Ryong as Tae-Wook’s father
Kong Jung-Hwan as Sang-Pil
Yum Dong-Hun as an auditor
Lee Na-Kyung as Hwang In-Kyung
Gil Hae-Yeon as In-Kyung’s mother
Jung Wook as a detective
Jeon Hyun as Kim Tae-Woo
Kang Da-Hyun as Kwak Ji-Eun
Kim Mi-Hye as a reporter
Ha Roo-Bi as Kwak Ji-Eun
Choi Seung-Hoon as Kim Jae-Gul
Park Sun-Ho as Kim Jae-Hwa
Jo Jae-Wan as a loanshark
Kim Bo-Mi as Geun-Hee / Geun-Ja
Ahn Yong-Joon as a mountain climber
