The Sound of Your Heart: Reboot - Season 1
Season 1
Webtoonist Cho Suk is back with more anecdotes of mix-ups, unintended antics, and bathroom blunders in this reboot starring an all-new cast.
Episodes
The World Created by Jo Suk; Paper Human
Suk's loved ones may be eccentric, but his cartoon world couldn't exist without them; Suk moves to a new place that's rife with problems.
Mother Scrooge; How Tos of a Long-Term Relationship
Suk's dad needs his sons' help getting rid of an old sofa against his wife's wishes; Suk plans an event for Ae Bong to spice up the relationship.
3 Idiots; How Jo Copes with a Slump
Ae Bong wonders when Suk and his friends will finally grow up; Suk searches desperately for inspiration to overcome a case of ''webtoonist's block.''
War of Blind Dates: The Girlfriend's Assist
Suk and Ae Bong agree to battle it out to see whose friends are superior; Ae Bong quits her job and appoints herself as Suk's full-time assistant.
Fluorescent Man; Doll Addiction
Ae Bong invites Suk over when her parents go out for the night; Joon's determination to beat the claw crane game puts him in a tight spot.
A Moment to Remember; A Debt of Wishes
Suk hits his head while drunk and loses his memory; Suk's incentive for Ae Bong to raise her test score doesn't go as intended.
Wannabe YOLO; Glorious Revenge
Wanting a YOLO lifestyle, Suk's dad schemes to put his own restaurant out of business; Joon switches his cheap appliances with Suk's expensive ones.
Should I Say I Love You Again; Wedding Warrior Ae Bong Peach
Thinking his dream was a good omen, Suk tries his luck at the lottery; Suk's hectic work schedule prompts Ae Bong to consider proposing to him.
The Day After the Break-Up; Meet the Jos and Chois
Feeling miserable, Suk accidentally eats shrimp despite being allergic; Ae Bong's and Suk's parents try to impress one another at a formal dinner.
A Bloody Fan Meet; My Beloved Ae Bongs
Ae Bong organizes Suk's first fan meet-and-great; Suk goes all out to surprise Ae Bong with a marriage proposal, but things don't go as planned.
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