SBS is gearing up to launch its new sports comedy, Try – We Become Miracles, bringing rugby season to screens with a promotional kick-off that includes initial script reading stills and the casting of Yoon Kye-sang (The Frog) in the lead role.
Plot Overview
The series centers on Joo Ga-ram (played by Yoon Kye-sang), a former rugby star whose career was cut short by a doping scandal. Years later, Ga-ram gets a chance to return to the field, not as a player, but as the new sports director at his old stomping grounds, Hanyang Sports High School. His mission: to miraculously transform their last-place rugby team into national champions.
Key Characters
At Hanyang, Ga-ram will also encounter Bae Yi-ji (played by Im Se-mi from My Dearest Nemesis), the coach for the school’s shooting athletes. Complicating matters, Yi-ji’s ex-boyfriend is none other than Ga-ram, promising an interesting dynamic between the two.
Kim Yo-han (School 2021) takes on the role of Yoon Sung-joon, a senior at Hanyang and the captain of the struggling rugby team. Despite his passion for the sport, Sung-joon is burdened by the team’s poor performance and the immense pressure of his leadership role.
Extensive Cast
The drama boasts a large supporting cast to populate the world of Hanyang Sports High School, including staff, students, and other characters. The extensive lineup features well-known actors such as Gil Hae-yeon (The Haunted Palace), Kim Min-sang (Buried Hearts), and Jang Hyuk-jin (Brewing Love). Also joining the cast are Jung Soon-won (Resident Playbook), Song Young-kyu (Love Scout), and Park Jung-yeon (The Judge From Hell).
Further rounding out the ensemble are Kim Yi-joon (Resident Playbook), Lee Soo-chan (Twinkling Watermelon), and Yoon Jae-chan (Love Your Enemy). Additionally, Jo Han-kyul (The Haunted Palace), Bae Myung-jin (Shark – The Storm), and Sung Ji-young (Resident Playbook) are among the other talents set to appear.
Production and Release
Try – We Become Miracles is directed by PD Jang Young-seok (Taxi Driver 2) and penned by SBS’s writing contest winner Im Jin-ah. The series is slated to air on weekends, following Our Movie on SBS, with its premiere scheduled for next month, on July 25.
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