page_title: History of Korean television drama
section_title: 1990s Korean drama
hierarchical_section_title: History of Korean television drama / 1990s Korean drama
caption_attribution_description: English: Jang Dong-gun in LG ad한국어: [LG 옵티머스 3D &amp; LG 시네마 3D] TV CF 촬영 사진
context_page_description: Korean drama started in 1956. In May 1956, Commercial broadcasting company HLKZ-TV opened. First film of them was "death row prisoner" that directed by Choi Chang Bong which was based on Holwash Hall's story.
context_section_description: Popular TV dramas in the 1980s and 1990s boosted real-time water consumption, which reduced tap water usage and even vehicle operation on the road during each broadcast time.
  
  The '90s are the heyday of youth and trendy dramas. Starting with "Our Heaven," "The Last Match" and "Jealousy" have become popular, producing numerous popular stars such as Jang Dong-gun, Choi Jin-sil and Shim Eun-ha. Also, a cheerful home drama was popular. "What's Love?" "Daughter's House" and "Men in a Bathhouse" are representative works. In particular, "What's Love?" which comically depicts the story of a patriarchal, self-confessed family and a peaceful, democratic family, ranked second in viewership ever. 
  Sandglass, which left the famous line "Am I trembling now," became popular, portraying the gloomy 80s situation realistically. Broadcast in 1999, "The Trap of Youth" took over the small screen, portraying the story of a woman avenging a man who betrayed her. In particular, Shim Eun-ha, who plays Seo Yoon-hee, who left the famous line, "I'm going to destroy everything," which is still talked about, is considered the epitome of the villain's performance.
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