Jung So Min's New Drama: Can We Get Married Drama Synopsis

I know we are all excited for MinMin's new drama

My radar is on the on mode the possible news for the cable drama

And thanks for the anonymous for letting us know about the article 

Koala has posted in her blog.

The article tackles mainly the synopsis of the drama.

 Of course it just confirm the "roles" of the cast.

So Sung Joon and MinMin as couple preparing to get married? 

Personally drama wise, I like Sung Joon, 

I have watched his other dramas and I think it will be interesting

 to see him act together with our dear MinMin.

Below is the repost from koalasplayground.

credits: koalasplayground.com

The first character stills are out for the upcoming jTBC cable drama Can We Get Married? The drama stars Lee Mi Sook as a career woman matriarch with two daughters, the eldest is married to a doctor while the youngest is a teacher preparing for her upcoming wedding. The drama revolves around four couples who are either married and going through their own problems or preparing to get married, aiming to show that getting married is not just about an event but about creating a lifetime together. Playing the pair of youngsters preparing to get married is Jung So Min and Sung Joon, while her older sister is played by Jung Ae Yun who is married to Kim Sung Min in the drama and during the course of the show they end up dealing with their divorce due to his philandering ways. Another young couple will be played by Kim Young Kwang and Une, while Choi Hwa and Kim Jin Soo add their comedic mix to their own likely dysfunctional relationship. Apparently Lee Mi Sook’s mommy dearest character wants the best for her daughters’ marriages but her constant hovering likely creates tension between the couples as well as with the in-laws. I love Jung So Min but Standby was a pass for me since sitcoms aren’t my thing (unless its the perfect perfect I Live in Cheongdamdong, which also aired on jTBC), so this is ideal for me to finally get back to seeing her on my screen. Sung Joon hit it big with Shut Up: Flower Boy Band and I still have to get to watching that drama since I’ve heard so much good vibes about it. I have a good feeling about this onscreen coupling, so hopefully the story will be equally as promising. Lee Mi Sook has had a series of blah dramas for me (Cinderella Unni, Thousand Day Promise,Love Rain) so I’m hoping she bucks the trend here.