Mental Coach Jegal
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Hangul | 멘탈코치 제갈길 |
Literal meaning | Mental Coach Jegal Gil |
Revised Romanization | Mentalkochi Jegal Gil |
Genre | Sports drama[1] |
Written by | Kim Ban-di[2] |
Directed by | Son Jeong-hyun[2] |
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Country of origin | South Korea |
Original language | Korean |
No. of episodes | 16[3] |
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Editor | Kim Mi-kyung |
Running time | 63 minutes[4] |
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Original release | |
Network | tvN |
Release | September 12 November 2, 2022 | –
Mental Coach Jegal (Korean: 멘탈코치 제갈길) is a 2022 South Korean television series starring Jung Woo in the title role, along with Lee Yoo-mi, Kwon Yul, Park Se-young, and Moon Yoo-kang.[5] It aired on tvN from September 12 to November 1, 2022, every Monday and Tuesday at 22:30 (KST).[6]
Synopsis
A former Taekwondo athlete, who is permanently banned from the national team, becomes a mental coach to help players in slump, heal retired athletes and fight a real match against the absurd world of winner-take-all.[7][8]
Cast
Main
- Jung Woo as Jegal Gil, a mental healthcare coach and a former national Taekwondo athlete who quits sports due to an unprecedented scandal.[2][4]
- Lee Yoo-mi as Cha Ga-eul, a gold medalist short-track speed skater who aims to overcome a slump and to make a comeback.[6][8]
- Kwon Yul as Gu Tae-man, head of the Human Rights Center of the Sports Council and a former Taekwondo Olympic gold medalist.[5][6]
- Park Se-young as Park Seung-ha, a psychiatrist from the national sports team's psychological support team.[5][6]
- Moon Yoo-kang as Lee Mu-gyeol, a leading South Korean swimmer.[9]
Supporting
- Yoon Joo-sang as Jegal Han-ryang[6]
- Kim Do-yoon as Cha Mu-tae[10]
- Gil Hae-yeon as Shim Bok-ja[11]
- Cha Soon-bae as Dr. Song Ji-man[12]
- Moon Sung-keun as Park Seung-tae[6]
- Kim Jong-tae as Representative Kang[13][14]
- Lee Jin-yi as Choi Su-ji[15]
- Kang Young-seok as Go Young-to[15]
- Heo Jung-min as Pistol Park (Park Hyun-soo)[15][16]
- Jung Kang-hee as Oh Bok-tae[15]
- Han Woo-yeol as Yeo Sang-goo[15]
- Heo Jeong-do as Oh Dal-seong[17]
- Park Han-sol as Oh Seon-ah[18][19]
- Kim Si-eun as Jo Ji-young[20]
- Kim Si-eun as Han Yeo-woon[21]
- Noh Ah-reum as Mo Ah-reum[18][22]
- Hong Hwa-yeon as Kim Moo-young[23]
- Kim Yoo-jung as Park Ji-soo[21]
- Jung Gyu-soo as Chairman Go[24]
- Lee Chul-min as Park Sang-do[24]
- Park Chul-min as Jeon Chang-gil[25]
Extended
- Choi Hee-jin as Choi Yeo-jeong[26]
- Yoo Young-jae as a coach[27]
- Lee So-hee as Oh Yeon-ji[24]
- Song Ji-won as Shin Ye-ji[28]
- Cha Seon-hyung as Park Seung-min[29]
- Park Jong-hwi as Oh Jin-tae[29]
- Park Hee-joo[30]
- Lee Seung-min[31]
Viewership
Mental Coach Jegal : South Korea viewers per episode (thousands)
Graphs are unavailable due to technical issues. There is more info on
Nielsen Korea.[32]
References
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