Pinocchio (2008)

Thanks to Bum Jo's sacrifice, Dal Po and In Ha can finally bring Chairman Park to justice. In Ha and Dal Po must finally get approval from In Ha's grandfather in order to date.

Chairman Park does all she can to dodge persecution, but YGN News refuses to let up. Bum Jo also takes matters into his own hands.

While investigating Chairman Park's wrongdoings, Dal Po, In Ha, and Sung Cha Ok become targets in an act of terror.

When In Ha and Bum Jo confront their mothers about their involvement in past and present incidents, they must choose whether they report them or live with the guilt.

As soon as YGN finds evidence to clear Chan Soo's name, the Olympics begin and steal the focus from the factory incident.

Despite MSC and Sung Cha Ok shifting the fire's blame onto Chan Soo, In Ha and Dal Po are determined to prove his innocence.

Bum Jo begins to suspect his mother isn't as innocent as she seems. A case very similar to the explosion 13 years ago occurs again, but Dal Po is determined not to have history repeat itself.

Dal Po has all the ammunition he needs in order to take out Sung Cha Ok for good, but one hiccup from In Ha may change everything. Dal Po must now choose which kind of a reporter he will become.

Jae Myung decides to turn himself in, and lets Dal Po get revenge on Anchor Sung in his own way. Out of guilt, Dal Po says goodbye to his former family, and changes his name back to Ki Ha Myung.

Dal Po finally reveals his true identity to Jae Myung, and tries to convince him to turn himself in. In Ha feels helpless when there's nothing she can do for Dal Po.

After discovering the secret behind Dal Po's past, In Ha begins to disdain her mother. Dal Po contemplates keeping what he learned about Jae Myung buried in order to protect him.

After MSC gets the exclusive on Jae Myung's heroic act, he's painted as a hero across the whole country, but Dal Po still suspects he may be a danger to reporters -- mainly In Ha.

Dal Po is finally reunited with his brother, but it's nothing like he expected. Meanwhile, In Ha is continually let down by her mother's coldness toward her.

Dal Po is crushed when he realizes that he underestimated his role as a reporter, and potentially hurt someone the way he was hurt as a child.

Dal Po and In Ha go head to head for a scoop on the same report.

Dal Po begins his new job. In Ha struggles with her constant hiccups after being in denial about her feelings for Dal Po.

In Ha and Dal Po decide to become news reporters together, but only one of them might make the cut.

Eight years later, In Ha is persistently applying to every broadcasting station in order to follow in her mother's footsteps and become a news reporter.

PART TWO: Pinocchio's misadventures find him hunted by assassins, whisked away to the temptations of the Land of Toys, transformed into a donkey, placed center stage at a traveling circus and swallowed by a giant sea creature.

PART ONE: On this voyage of self-discovery Pinocchio (Robbie Kay, ONCE UPON A TIME) invites danger at every turn, much to the heartbreak of the father who created him from wood, Geppetto (Oscar winner Bob Hoskins, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT?).

Geppetto, a lonely wood carver, creates a puppet that is brought to life by a fairy who visits him in the night. As Pinocchio tries to make sense of his life, evil men pursue him.

Geppetto frantically searches for Pinocchio after he is taken against his will into a traveling show.

Geppetto ventures out to sea, toward the Americas, in hopes of finding Pinocchio.