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Chief of Staff

In his role as chief of staff within the National Assembly, Jang Tae-jun discreetly wields influence behind the scenes as he pursues his own ascent to the summit of power.

Where to watch

Netflix

Netflix

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Cast & Crew

Kim Kap-soo

Kim Kap-soo

Song Hee-Seob

Jung Woong-in

Jung Woong-in

Oh Won-Sik

Jeon Seung-bin

Jeon Seung-bin

Kim Jong-wook

Im Won-hee

Im Won-hee

Ko Seok-Man

Lee Jung-jae

Lee Jung-jae

Jang Tae-Joon

Jung Jin-young

Jung Jin-young

Lee Sung-Min

You Seong-joo

You Seong-joo

Lee Chang-Jin

Shin Min-a

Shin Min-a

Kang Sun-Young

Lee Elijah

Lee Elijah

Yoon Hye-Won

Kim Dong-jun

Kim Dong-jun

Han Do-Kyung

Lee Cheol-min

Lee Cheol-min

Kim Hyung-Do

Jeon Jin-gi

Jeon Jin-gi

Lee Gwi-Dong

Kim Hong-pa

Kim Hong-pa

Jo Gap-Young

Park Sung-jun

Park Sung-jun

Jung Min Chul

Do Eun-bi

Do Eun-bi

Noh Da-Jung

Seasons Guide

Details

GenresDrama, War & Politics
Seasons2
Episodes20
Runtime~1h 6 mins
Total Runtime~21h 59 mins
Languageko
Produced InSouth Korea

Reviews

ParkMin

5/10

Although it's politically themed drama but it's a watered-down surface-level politics and the excessive overdramatization didn't fit its theme. Repeating the exact same dramatic flashbacks multiple times throughout both seasons further highlights my point. It ended up relying on these melo moments rather than having a better written political drama and a more engaging dialogues as you would expect from a good political drama to have. What also didn't fit its theme is the male lead constant overreacting and overacting for his role. The romance of the main leads and the pair up of the secondary leads were all out of place. On the other hand, the OST was nice, it reminded me of Comrades (2010). The drama is okay if it was your first political drama, can serve as an easy introduction to the genre.