Dr. Champ

Dr. Champ
Promotional poster for Dr. Champ
Genre	Romance Sports
Written by	Noh Ji-seol
Directed by	Park Hyung-ki
Starring	Kim So-yeon Uhm Tae-woong Jung Gyu-woon Cha Ye-ryun
Country of origin	South Korea
Original language(s)	Korean
No. of episodes	16
Production
Producer(s)	Lee Hee-soo
Location(s)	Korea
Running time	Monday & Tuesday 20:55 (KST)
Release
Original network	Seoul Broadcasting System
Original release	27 September (2010-09-27) – 16 November 2010 (2010-11-16)
Chronology
Preceded by	I Am Legend
Followed by	It's Okay, Daddy's Girl
External links
SBS official website

Dr. Champ (Hangul: 닥터챔프) is a 2010 South Korean television series about a doctor caught in a love triangle between a judo athlete and a crippled doctor who was once a speed-skating star.^[1][2]

Cast

• Kim So-yeon as Kim Yeon Woo
• Uhm Tae-woong as Lee Do Wook
• Jung Gyu-woon as Park Ji Heon
• Cha Ye-ryun as Kang Hee Young
• Ma Dong-seok as Oh Jung Dae
• Jung Suk-won as Yoo Sang Bong
• Kim Hyung Bum as Choi Ham Shik
• Yum Dong Hyun as Jung Ho Chang
• Lee Si-eon as Heo Taek Woo
• Shin Dong Hee as Kang Woo Ram
• Jung Ui Kap as Choi Dae Sub
• Moon Hee-kyung as Go Mi Ja (Yeon Woo's mother)
• Heo Joon Suk as Kim Kyung Woo (Yeon Woo's older brother)
• Yoon Bong Gil as Uhm Dong Ho
• Im Sung Kyu as Go Bum
• Kim Ga-eun as Pi Jung Ah
• Kang So-ra as Kwon Yoo Ri
• Seo Hyun Suk as Chae Eun Suk
• Kim Joon Ho as Chang Soo
• Kang Ki Hwa as Go Eun Mi
• Jo Min-ki as Professor Seo (cameo)
• Han Bo-bae as Jo Min Ji (cameo, ep1)
• Nam Hyun Hee (남현희) as fencing athlete (cameo)
• Yoo Sang Chul (유상철) as youth soccer coach (cameo)
• Kim Byung Man as Im Ki Man (cameo)
• Min Hyo-rin as nurse (cameo, ep16)
• Onew as doctor (cameo, ep16)
• Song Ji Eun

References

External links

• Dr. Champ official SBS website (Korean)
• Dr. Champ at HanCinema