“Jugglers” ~ Secretaries Might as Well Work in the Circus

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“Jugglers” is a 2017 Korean drama TV series, with 16 episodes, categorized as Office/Workplace Romance and Comedy (Rom-Com). SUMMARY: A secretary thinks she’s everything a secretary is supposed to be. But then she gets fired because she was accused of being something that she wasn’t: her boss’ mistress. Then she gets hired and whereas to do everything for her old boss, her new boss tells her not to do anything. WHAT? Who has a secretary who doesn’t do anything? ♦ Isn’t Being a Secretary the Same as Being a Juggler In “Jugglers”, Jwa Yoon-Yi is the perfect secretary. At least she thinks she is. She is thoroughly convinced that her job is to make her boos look great! Because if he looks great, he will likely be promoted. If she proves that she is indispensable she will probably also get promoted. Over the years she has perfected the art of multitasking or as she describes her secretarial duties and responsibilities … juggling. When it comes to juggling, she’s the best! Not only does she perform the work that needs to be done at the office, but she does “ODA” tasks as well. What is “ODA”? “Other duties as assigned. ODA […] (read full article...)

 

[Ginger Snaps]

Jugglers was cute, but I wasn’t expecting to feel so many emotions while watching it! It’s funny how Jwa Yoon-Yi’s character is so obsessed with being the best secretary ever, but ends up getting pushed around a lot. I mean, she was literally doing everything for her boss! I loved watching her struggle to adjust to the new boss, Nam Chi-Won, who doesn’t want her to do anything. Their back-and-forth is hilarious. It’s a good series if you want something that balances humor with a bit of serious life lessons about standing up for yourself and not overworking.

 

[Fanny]

I really enjoyed Jugglers! The quirky dynamic between Jwa Yoon-Yi and Nam Chi-Won was hilarious. Jwa Yoon-Yi’s dedication to her work was both admirable and a little absurd at times, but that’s what made it fun to watch. I also loved how the show explored office culture and how people can sometimes get stuck in roles they’re not happy with, all in a comedic light. It didn’t take itself too seriously, which was a breath of fresh air. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who loves a light-hearted K-drama with some laughs and a bit of heart.

 

[BurnBright]

There was something about Jugglers that just didn’t click with me. The humor was okay, but it felt a bit too over-the-top at times. I get that it’s supposed to be a comedy, but the way Jwa Yoon-Yi was constantly juggling multiple responsibilities for her boss felt exaggerated. I kept waiting for her to assert herself, but she just kept getting pushed around. As for the romance, I thought it lacked chemistry. Nam Chi-Won was too detached, and I didn’t really care about their relationship. It’s not a bad show, just not one I’d watch again.

 

[Cherrielarose]

Jugglers is a perfect show if you’re into quirky office dramas. Jwa Yoon-Yi’s character was so dedicated, and I loved her humor and determination. Her journey from a secretary who does everything to one who tries to find her own balance was relatable, especially for anyone working in a demanding job. Nam Chi-Won was a bit gruff at first, but I liked how their relationship developed. It wasn’t just about love; it was also about understanding your value at work and finding your own voice. A great watch for anyone who loves light comedies with a hint of realism.

 

[Luisito]

I watched Jugglers with my wife, and we both found it entertaining. It's been a while since we've seen a workplace drama with such a strong comedic element. Jwa Yoon-Yi’s antics as she tries to juggle a million things for her boss brought back memories of our younger days when work used to feel like a never-ending circus. The chemistry between the leads was charming, and while I wasn’t a huge fan of the overly dramatic moments, it was a pleasant enough show to relax with. Not a classic, but definitely fun for fans of K-dramas.

 

[Kay]

I had a hard time getting into Jugglers at first, but I warmed up to it. The humor felt forced in the beginning, and I wasn’t sure if it was supposed to be a satire or just lighthearted fun. But as the series progressed, I found myself really rooting for Jwa Yoon-Yi. Her character, although initially a doormat, grew a lot, and I loved seeing her navigate the pressures of being a secretary in a way that made her seem more like a real person rather than just a comedic figure. It didn’t reinvent the rom-com wheel, but it was still a pretty enjoyable show.

 

[Michelle73A]

I found Jugglers amusing, but I wasn’t blown away. The concept of a secretary doing all the work for her boss just felt a little over-the-top and unrealistic. I understand the humor, but after a while, it became a bit repetitive. I did like how the show explored the idea of personal growth and learning when to step back from toxic work relationships. Nam Chi-Won was a bit too cold for me, and the romance didn’t really do much for me either. But I can see how fans of workplace comedies might enjoy this.