Take Charge of My Heart

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Today, we are talking about the Korean romantic comedy, Take Charge of My Heart.

Bat Hooray is a wealthy businessman with a very unusual problem.

His artificial heart is running out of power and his time is running out.

As Nabil Bey, known for her roles in When the Phone Rings, which I love, I'm Not a Robot, and The Fabulous, which was a good one.

She was also in Love in the Moonlight.

With an unlikely romance, plenty of sparks, and a heart that literally needs recharging, Take Charge of My Heart puts a whole new spin on finding someone who makes your heart beat.

So did this drama give us butterflies or did it leave us needing a recharge? Let's talk about it.

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And our final new release from Netflix is Take Charge of My Heart, season one coming October 9th.

In this Korean series, a corporate heir with an artificial heart meets a woman who's literally electric.

They strike a deal that makes his heart beat in more ways than one.

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Cha Seo Bin and Kim Young Kwang got a deal in new drama Take Charge of My Heart teaser.

Netflix's upcoming Take Charge of My Heart has unveiled a new poster and teaser based on a web novel Take Charge of My Heart.

It's an electrifying romantic comedy about a man whose artificial heart is running out of battery and a woman with the unique power to recharge him every time it happens.

Kim Young Kwang stars as the cool and collected Baek Ho Rang, while Cha Seo Bin plays the lovely Na Bo Bae.

Then she discovers that his heart battery charges faster the closer he is to Na Bo Bae.

To secure his succession to the TS Group, he proposes that they live together for the sake of charging, pleading with her to, quote, "Just save me for three months." And that's how it all started.

Take Charge of My Heart will premiere on Netflix on October ninth.