Song Yeong-jae

A story of how Park Kang's life is changed on Christmas day. Park Kang is a popular actor, but he is also a scandal maker. His manager is Jo Yoon and they are also long-time friends. One day, Park Kang's ex-girlfriend Soo-hyun suddenly appears in front of Park Kang.

Lee Eun Jae and Heo Joon Ki are students living in a student housing complex. Eun Jae has failed the civil servant exam five times in a row and is hoping to pass this time around. Joon Ki also failed multiple of times and struggles with his addiction to buying action figures. Joon Ki younger brother is Yoon Ki, an upcoming announcer. The special follows the perspective of Eun Jae, Joon Ki, Yoon Ki, and convince store worker Kim Woo Hyun, following the death of a student in the student housing complex.

Manager Oh, an employee at a noise pollution treatment center, takes his own life after suffering verbal abuse by local residents demanding a huge amount of compensation. Amid public criticism of regional self-centeredness, Taeseung joins the center as his successor. With his heart set on getting promotion, Taeseung immediately goes around asking for signatures. As the local residents cooperate in order to avoid further public criticism, the promotion seems to be just around the corner. However, when Youngsik and Donggyu get in the way, Taeseung suspects that they may have killed Manager Oh.

Jung-Jin is a criminal profiler and he came from the FBI in the United States. Yoo-Min is a detective and he graduated from the top police university, but he is more interested in women then arresting criminals. Jung-Jin and Yoo-Min are called to the special investigation headquarter for a secret meeting. There, Jung-Jin and Yoo-Min receive an order to take down the boss of a criminal organization. The crime boss, with the help of people in power, appears untouchable.

A South Korean man named Bang Tae-Sik looks more like someone from Southeast Asia and has difficulties finding employment. One day, Bang Tae-Sik disguises himself as a man from the country of Bhutan named ?Bangga? and succeeds in finding a job. Bang Tae-Sik then witnesses racism that migrant workers face in Korea

Cho Chun-sam and Noh Dae-gyu, now both in their thirties, are old friends who went to the same elementary school. In their school days, Chun-sam was always the ambitious class president, while Dae-gyu had to settle for a role as vice president. Twenty years later their roles are reversed: Chun-sam is now a humble farmer who has assumed the post of village chief in his hometown, while Dae-gyu is the newly elected county magistrate. At first, Chun-sam asks his old friend for favours regarding the development of his village, but these requests are turned down. Later, when Dae-gyu proposes building a nuclear waste disposal facility in the county, Chun-sam leads demonstrations against the plan, turning old friends into bitter rivals.

Popular card game 'Go, Stop' becomes horrific in this thriller, as a group of players in the countryside start to die one-by-one. Yet when a substitute player is brought in, he begins to think that the game itself is the source of the problem.