‘Racquet Boys’ Pollution-free badminton boys and girls revolt[TV보고서]

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‘Racquet Boys’ Pollution-free badminton boys and girls revolt[TV보고서]

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‘Racquet Boys’ Pollution-free badminton boys and girls revolt[TV보고서]

‘Racquet Boys’ leaves the audience with healing.

The SBS Monday drama ‘Racquet Boys’ (played by Bo Bo-hoon/directed by Young-kwang Cho) will end with episode 16 on August 9th.

‘Racquet Boys’ is a challenge for the boys’ sports competitions of the Racquet Boys who dream of becoming idols in the badminton world, and it is a growing drama of 16 boys and girls in a rural area.

‘Racquet Boys’ started with elements that could be weak points, such as the first badminton material in Korea and casting of newcomers who may still be unfamiliar, but it has been well received as a healing drama and has maintained the No. It is truly a rebellion of boys and girls.

‘Racquet Boys’ is a collaboration between writer Jeong Bo-hoon, who brought laughter and emotion at the same time with ‘Wise Prison Life’, and PD Cho Young-gwang, who presented a sensual mise-en-scène in ‘Defendant’ and ‘Thoracic Surgery: Doctors Who Stole the Heart’.

Writer Jeong Bo-hoon wrote a lovely story without provocative material, with good characters caring for each other and overcoming crises. PD Cho Young-kwang maximized the enjoyment of watching with a refreshing healing video and realistic badminton game production that makes your hands sweat.

Above all, ‘Racquet Boys’ was loved by viewers for its stories of pollution-free boys and girls. His passion for badminton, his sweat-filled efforts to achieve his dream, the healthy competition he showed in the process, and his strong friendship and comfort left a big message for adults as well. It is said to have captured the charm of ‘youth’.

A fresh love line reminiscent of first love and cute characters with strong personality are also the charms of ‘Racquet Boys’. Actors such as Jun-sang Tang, Sang-yeon Sang, Hyeon-wook Choi, Kang-hoon Kim, Jae-in Lee, Ji-won Lee, and Min-ki Kim increased their immersion by showing their acting skills and lovely character expression skills as well as real players through tremendous training.

The good adults who raised these boys and girls set the center of gravity of the drama. From the kind but immature Sang-kyung Kim who grows up with children, to the charismatic coach Oh Na-ra, to director Shin Jeong-geun who showed a real adult, and the stories of many locals in the neighborhood touched us.

‘Racquet Boys’ has suffered from difficulties in programming, such as being changed to a Monday drama in the second half and being canceled due to issues with the Olympic program, but has received strong support from enthusiasts.

In the final episode, the exciting story of the boys’ sports competition will unfold. The production team said, “As it is a full-fledged sports development, I am grateful that it seems to be getting a greater response in line with the Olympic season. (Photo=Fan Entertainment)