YA Entertainment presents one of the most anticipated Korean TV drama releases of the year! Save the Last Dance for Me pulled in viewers week after week with its great cast, classic K-drama story line and gripping cliffhangers. Hyun-woo (Ji Sung, All In) is the reluctant future successor of his father's chemical company and engaged to be married to the beautiful Soo-jin (Lee Bo Young, My Brother). Eun-soo (Eugene, Loving You) lives a simple life, running a bed-and-breakfast with her elderly father. Their two lives collide one fateful night when Hyun-woo loses his memory in a car accident and is taken in by Eun-soo and her father. Over time love blossoms between them, but what will happen when Hyun-woo regains his memory and remembers what he has left behind? Meanwhile, the vengeful Tae-min (Ryu Soo Young) continues his ruthless scheme to take away everything important to Hyun-woo and install himself as heir to the company's fortunes. Featuring one of the best musical soundtracks of any recent K-drama, Save the Last Dance for Me will have you crying with Eun-soo, laughing with Hyun-woo, and booing Tae-min all the way to its shocking finale.

From the moment they meet, Joon-Young (Kwon Sang-Woo, Stairway to Heaven) and the blind Hae-In (Kim Hee-Sun, Goodbye My Love, Tomato) share an instant connection. Young and naive, they believe that nothing can change their love. Life, however, pulls them in opposite directions. Joon-Young is sent to Seoul, while Hae-In moves to America. Misleadingly informed that Joon-Young is dead, Hae-In struggles to begin a new life alone. Years later, Hae-In returns to Korea as a singer happily engaged to her producer Gun-Woo (Yeon Jung-Hoon, Yellow Handkerchief). When love is no longer simple and blind, can Hae-In and Joon-Young still find their way back to each other?

When Gong-chan (Lee Dong-wook) meets the lively and beautiful Yu-rin (Lee Da-hae), he notices the resemblance between her and his long-lost cousin, whom his dying grandfather has been searching for. He hires Yu-rin to stand in for his missing cousin as a final gesture to his grandfather - but his own growing feelings for her threaten to ruin everything. The real drama begins when Gong-chan's ex-girlfriend, a pro tennis star (played by Park Si-yeon), enters the scene determined to win him back. My Girl was a Top Ten hit in Korea in 2006, aided by the appearance of hot new actor Lee Jun-ki. The King and The Clown star plays Jung-woo, an unscrupulous playboy who sets his sights on Yu-rin. Can Gong-chan protect Yu-rin from Jung-woo's advances? Can he help fulfill his grandfather's dying wish? And what will happen if his real cousin is finally discovered? All will be revealed in the hit K-drama My Girl!