Credit to aeonlines.com (Originally posted by OneLuv)
English: Love in Heaven / Dear Heaven & Sky
Korean: 하늘이시여
Official Website: http://tv.sbs.co.kr/sky/
Broadcast Year: 2005-2006
PD: Lee Young-Hee, Shin Yoon-seob
Writer: Im Sung-Han
Episodes: 85
Ratings: Average 26.18%, Peak 44.5%, Lowest 11.0%
Casts:
Yoon Jung-hee as Lee Ja Kyung
Lee Tae-Goon as Gu Kwang Mo
Jo Yeon-woo as Kim Chung Ha
Lee Su-kyeong as Gu Seul Ah
Wang Bit-na as Kang Ye Ri
Synopsis:
A complicated and unimaginable background,
A thought of getting a happy ending…
“Trust is build with true love…”
“Their love blooming like pure dandelions…”
Ji Young-sun( Han Hye-suk) experienced hardship in her love life when she was young. She gave birth to a daughter, Ja-kyung (Yoon Jeong-hee) and left her without any regret. Then, she got married and gave birth to Seul-ah (Lee Su-kyeong). When her husband has passed away, she could only rely on her step son, Wang-mo (Lee Tae-gon). One day, she met her daughter, Ja-kyung. Since then, she decided to be with her daughter no matter what it takes.
Lee Ja-kyung never gets to know her birth parent. Since her foster father passed away, she doesn't have anyone to depend on and she need to be independent. Ja-kyung was being tortured by her foster family because she fell in love with her uncle. Although she was upset with the impossible love, she's trying her best for her career and love. Until one day, she met with Wang-mo and fell in love with her mother's step son.
SBS weekend drama Love in Heaven, a.k.a. Dear Heaven and Sky, attracted a lot of attention even before broadcast for its controversial topic of sibling marriage. Though some were worried that the story crossed the boundaries of acceptability, the long-running drama proved to be a huge success, pulling in very high ratings in Korea. Newcomers Lee Tae Gon and Yoon Jung Hee left such deep impressions on viewers as the drama’s fated newlyweds, the term “Wang-Ja couple” entered the common lingo. Both Lee and Yoon received SBS New Star Awards in 2005 for their performances. The highest accolade, however, goes to veteran actress Han Hye Suk who received the SBS Grand Award in 2006 for her complex role as a steely mother torn by misguided love and regrets.
Credit: yesasia
This post has been edited by OneLuv: Apr 14 2007, 06:30 PM (www.aeonlines.com)