CNBLUE's KBS Drama 'Brain Cooperation' cast list announced
Jung Yong Hwa, Cha Tae Hyun, Kwak Sun-Young, and Ye Ji-Won gather for 'Brain Cooperation'
KBS announces the cast for its upcoming new comedy investigation series 'Brain Cooperation' on July 25. All set to be aired in 2023, the series will be starring Jung Yong-Hwa, Cha Tae-Hyun, Kwak Sun-Young, and Ye Ji-Won.
Brain cooperation is a story about two men who partner up to solve a criminal case regarding a rare brain disease and during the investigation, do not get along.
The series will serve as a rollercoaster of laughter as the most intelligent neuroscientist Shin Ha Ru teams up with a pushover detective Geum Myung Se, portraying explosive chemistry throughout the show.
The CNBLUE vocalist Jung Yong-Hwa will be playing neuroscientist Shin Ha-Ru comes from a well-known family of doctors while Cha Tae-Hyun will be playing the character of detective Geum Myung Se who has a quirky and kind-hearted personality.
Kwak Sun-Young will be playing a hypnotic forensic investigator who will help the other two men solve the case while Ye Ji-Won will be playing the role of Geum Myung Se’s ex-wife who has uncontrollable desires.
KBS shared how the actors will take over the plot through their intense acting skills and make the plot even more perfect, stating "Brain Cooperation will bring a new wind to the small screens through Korea’s first brain science investigation drama that will be relatable and filled with light-hearted comedy.”
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