I Should Have Killed That Bastard

I Should Have Killed That Bastard

I Should Have Killed That Bastard

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I Should Have Killed That Bastard

2018

0h 27m

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Comedy

Overview

The drama 'Descendants of Unicorn', which is in crisis due to a series of drop-offs by male actors. Staffs who cannot stop airing will start an emergency meeting.

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6 members

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임성미

TV writer Im

임성미

Acting

공민정

TV writer Gong

공민정

Acting

Kim Jae-hyun-I

CP

Kim Jae-hyun-I

Acting

김예은

PD Kim

김예은

Acting

정수지

TV writer Jeong

정수지

Acting

서벽준

TV writer Seo

서벽준

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