''Sweet Spy'' () is a South Korean television series starring

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, Lee Joo-hyun,

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. It aired on MBC from November 7, 2005 to January 10, 2006 on Mondays and Tuesdays at 21:55 for 20 episodes.

Plot

Lee Soon-ae is a recently widowed traffic cop who finds herself in over her head after she stops a man for committing a routine traffic violation. Han Yoo-il, the mysterious and charming stranger who was stopped by the ever-diligent Soon-ae, is in fact an international spy, who has come to Korea on a top-secret mission. When Soon-ae accidentally forgets to return Yoo-il's super high-tech spy pen to him, she sets in motion a chain of events that pulls her into the shady world of international espionage. Soon, the Special Operations Unit also becomes involved, including its new chief Kang Joon, who happens to be an old friend of Soon-ae's late husband. Kang Joon, who secretly harbors feelings for Soon-ae, opens an old case surrounding the death of her husband. They uncover secrets involving powerful political and economic figures, which leads to Han Yoo-il.

Cast

as Lee Soon-ae *

as Han Yoo-il * Lee Joo-hyun as Kang Joon *

as Park Eun-joo * Kim Bo-sung as Detective Shim *

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as Choi Beom-gu * Lee Ki-yeol as Wang Sa-bal ("Big Bowl") * Kim Joon-ho as Kaori ("Stingray") * Kim Ha-kyun as Jo Jung-hae * Jung Jong-joon as senior policeman Hong * Ahn Yeon-hong as Oh Na-ra * Sung Eun as Choi Ji-soo * Kim Il-woo as Song Hyun-chul *

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as Yoo-il's assistant * Kim Yong-hee as Director Park * Park Jung-woo as gangster boss *

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as the commanding officer

Ratings

Source
TNmS Media Korea

Accidental nudity

In the bathhouse scene in episode 3, three male actors –

, Lee Ki-yeol and Kim Joon-ho—are seen rubbing each other's backs, their private parts decently out of frame. But the genitals of an

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was fully, if dimly, exposed in the background. Viewers protested on the drama's online message board, and the producers immediately posted an apology. MBC re-edited the scene for re-runs.

References

External links

''Sweet Spy'' official MBC website

at MBC Global Media *

at KoreanWiz * {{IMDb title, 0805191, Sweet Spy 2005 South Korean television series debuts 2006 South Korean television series endings Korean-language television shows MBC TV television dramas South Korean action television series South Korean romantic comedy television series