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Backstreet Rookie
Promotional poster
Hangul
편의점 샛별이
Literal meaningConvenience Store Saet-byul
Revised RomanizationPyeon-uijeom Saetbyeor-i
Genre
Based onShe's Too Much for Me (lit. Convenience Store Saet-byul)
by Hwalhwasan (Active Volcano) and Geumsagong → SUGIKI HARUMI
Written bySon Geun-joo
Directed byMyoungwoo Lee
Starring
Ending theme"Crazy" by April
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes16
Production
Executive producerJung Tae-won
Camera setupSingle-camera
Running time70 minutes
Production companyTaewon Entertainment
Original release
NetworkSBS TV
ReleaseJune 19 (2020-06-19) –
August 8, 2020 (2020-08-08)

Backstreet Rookie[1] (Korean: 편의점 샛별이) is a 2020 South Korean television series starring Ji Chang-wook and Kim Yoo-jung. It is based on the 2016–2017 webtoon She's Too Much for Me (Korean: 편의점 샛별이; lit. Convenience Store Saet-byul)[2] written by Hwalhwasan (Active Volcano).[3][4] It is the first Korean drama funded by the global channel Lifetime and produced by Taewon Entertainment.[5] The series aired on SBS TV at 22:00 (KST) from June 19 to August 8, 2020, on Fridays and Saturdays for 16 episodes. It is available on iQIYI and on Rakuten Viki with subtitles in multiple languages globally.[6][7]

Story

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Prologue

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After being dumped by his girlfriend, Dae-hyun (Ji Chang-wook) is approached by high-school tough girl Saet-byul (Kim You-Jung) who needs an adult to help her buy cigarettes, but she is rewarded with candy and a lecture instead. Thankful for his caring act, albeit somewhat sarcastically, she surprises him by giving him a kiss. They go their separate ways and do not see each other for a while.

Three years later, Dae-hyun manages his family-owned convenience store but is repeatedly forced to work multiple shifts that deprives him from getting any sleep and he struggles to keep up with the daily operations of the store due to his fatigue. Although high school girls like to come in and take pictures with him, the store doesn't make a lot of money. In order to keep his business afloat, Dae-hyun's father urges him to hire a part-timer to help him out with the store. With Saet-byul being the only applicant, Dae-hyun reluctantly agrees to hire her on a probationary basis.

Main story

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Dae-hyun has been suffering due to his convenience store not making enough money and his family being unreliable to help him enough. After getting burned out from the store, he agrees to hiring a part-timer for the late night shift. Saet-byul sees the ad and she applies for the job to get close to him. Dae-hyun remembers Saet-byul as a delinquent and is prepared to reject her but relents after she brings in more customers. Not fully accepting her, he makes it clear she's on probation until she proves her worth.

While trying to make his business successful, Dae-hyun wants to advance his relationship with Yeon-joo; there has been interference due to mistrust and insecurity. Yeon-joo comes from an affluent family while Dae-hyun is just a store manager, and she is not prepared to introduce him to her family. Jo Seung-joon (Do Sang-woo) is a family friend to Yeon-joo and co-worker at the company. He always desired Yeon-joo, but she resisted his advances for Dae-hyun. The stability of their relationship will be tested after Yeon-joo meets Saet-byul.

Yeon-joo has heard gossip of Dae-hyun hiring a beautiful part-timer, but wasn't concerned until they met. While out on a date with Dae-hyun, Yeon-joo offends some delinquents and they intend to rob her until Saet-byul defeats them. After seeing her beauty and Saet-byul's affectionate gaze at Dae-hyun, Yeon-joo sees Saet-byul as a threat and wants her fired. However, Saet-byul's girlfriends defend her actions as saving Yeon-joo. Dae-hyun realizes Saet-byul is not a troublemaker; he convinces Yeon-joo to let the matter go. However, Yeon-joo's insecurities and misunderstandings between the two only intensify because of their closeness. Yeon-joo privately speaks to Saet-byul, asking her to leave to save their relationship. Saet-byul complies and tells Dae-hyun she's leaving for better financial opportunities.

At the most inconvenient time, Saet-byul and Eun-byul became homeless due to a real estate scam. It is also around this time that Eun-byul has the chance to become a pop star. Desperate to realize her dreams, she takes all of Saet-byul's money to pay for a fake parent to weasel her way into the talent agency, leaving Saet-byul penniless. She bumps into Dae-hyun's mom, who invites Saet-byul to stay with them. When Saet-byul realizes there was something happening between Yeon-joo and Seung-joon, she warns Yeon-joo she'll compete for Dae-hyun if she doesn't realize his value. Yeon-joo wants to repair things with Dae-hyun, but it goes south after she learns Saet-byul is staying in Dae-hyun's home. With Yeon-joo's mom shaming Dae-hyun's family for their poverty and lack of trust in their relationship, Yeon-joo breaks up with Dae-hyun.

Saet-byul feels she has inconvenienced the Choi family enough and moves out, but she has trouble finding a stable job and a place to stay. Her friends can only give her temporary shelter due to detractors seeing her as a problem; Dae-hyun's mom convinces her to stay with them for the time being. Dae-hyun rehires Saet-byul and promotes her to store manager. With Yeon-joo no longer in the picture, Saet-byul enjoys the opportunity to get closer with Dae-hyun. As they both work to make the store profitable again, Dae-hyun starts to have feelings for Saet-byul. Seeing how she never completed her high school education, Dae-hyun helps Saet-byul in her GED studies. Just as things are warming up between the two, Yeon-joo comes back into their lives.

Yeon-joo discovers the reason why Dae-hyun left GS Corporate was because Seung-joon encouraged him to take the fall. She feels guilty and wants to make things up for Dae-hyun, but he makes it clear he's already moved on and doesn't want to be involved with her. Determined to elevate Dae-hyun's position, she makes arrangements for Dae-hyun to meet Chairman Jo. The plan works and the chairman wants to make Dae-hyun a corporate advisor. Yeon-joo informs Dae-hyun about the good news, but he doesn't want to get involved with such matters ever again.

Meanwhile, Eun-byul has made her debut in the group Fancy Girls, but her career is under threat. The same delinquents that tried to rob Yeon-joo take compromising photos of Eun-byul; they demand she gives them money or risks the photos destroying her career. The delinquent trio intend to visit Saet-byul at the store for money, but they get scared when they see the police talking to her. Believing the law is looking for them, they decide to release all their footage to destroy Saet-byul and Eun-byul. News of the Jung Sisters catch fire through social media. The reporter that was investigating this matter gets frustrated as someone releases the news ahead of her; she piggybacks on the news and confirms it.

Their reputations are now tarnished; Eun-byul is forced to leave Fancy Girls and the locals fear Saet-byul. Dae-hyun believes in Saet-byul and advises facing the problem with honesty will fix everything. Inspired by Dae-hyun's words, Saet-byul finds the delinquents on their turf. She defeats the red haired bully and takes her cell phone. Saet-byul gives the reporter the phone and asks her to clear the names of the people involved in the scandal. Saet-byul meets up with Eun-byul after she left Fancy Girls in shame. Despite the wild accusations, Dae-hyun's mom offers them shelter. The reporter eventually publishes the truth, correcting all misunderstandings and Eun-byul returns to the group. Aware of the job offer at corporate, Saet-byul encourages Dae-hyun to accept the new position. However, he collapses due to exhaustion; HQ sends employees to help him manage the store while he's away, but the new staff doesn't get along with Saet-byul as Yeon-joo wants to get rid of her.

Dae-hyun makes his feelings clear he wants to be with Saet-byul but she wants to answer him once she gets the results of her GED. However, they can't help treating each other as boyfriend and girlfriend. Yeon-joo can sense the romantic development between the two and starts forming better relations with Dae-hyun's mom as a counter. Dae-hyun's mom pressures him to see a chance to get back together with Yeon-joo; he only accepts Yeon-joo's apology and leaves things platonic. Disappointed that he would squander such a chance, Saet-byul feels guilty that mother and son would fight over the matter. Saet-byul talks to Dae-hyun's mom, she fears for Dae-hyun's future and wants her son to have a better life. Although Dae-hyun told Saet-byul to not take matters to heart, she quietly leaves the Choi family with a farewell letter; she hopes Dae-hyun will have a better future with Yeon-joo.

Devastated over Saet-byul's departure, Dae-hyun is desperate to find her. With his friend's help, Dae-hyun finds Saet-byul working at a farm, on the city outskirts. Rather than pressure her to come back, Dae-hyun says he'll wait for her return. Dae-hyun will break the news to his parents Saet-byul left. Baffled at first, Dae-hyun's mom realizes her words pushed her away. Dae-hyun has a private dinner with Yeon-joo; he intends to resign and return to the store. He also makes it clear he won't take Yeon-joo back; this prompts her to resign from GS25 and take a job in the US for a fresh start. Saet-byul returns to Sinseong-dong and learns that she passed her GED exam and that Dae-hyun resigned. As on her first day at the store, Dae-hyun is hiring and Saet-byul comes in to apply. Saet-byul later answers his question (from his confession earlier) with a "yes" to being together. The story ends with Dae-hyun's friend declaring he will make their story into a webcomic called Backstreet Rookie and the two of them finally kiss.

Cast

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Main

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A 29-year-old convenience store manager with a tall and hunky appearance that makes every woman turn around. He is a little bit clumsy and weird despite his cold appearance. He is kind and sympathizes with others and gets too immersed in someone else's situation.[9] His customers mostly are school fangirls who left him once Yeon-joo accidentally called him once.
The owner of four-dimensional character yet refreshing beauty. Even though she has amazing athletic ability and great fighting skills, she is a 22-year-old young woman who loves flowers, her friends, and enjoys retro-sensational songs and fashion.[9]

Supporting

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People around Dae-hyun

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Dae-hyun's girlfriend and former boss, also a convenience store headquarter's Public Relations team leader. A 31-year-old career woman with intelligence, beauty and abilities. She is the daughter of the second largest shareholder of the convenience store head office, but has been admitted with skill and has been promoted with clear results.[10]
58 years old, Dae-hyun's mother.
58 years old, Dae-hyun's father, and previously 4 Heavenly Kings band's singer.
29 years old, Dae-hyun's close friend, a webtoon writer.
38 years old, Dae-hyun's older sister.

People around Saet-byul

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19 years old, Saet-byul's little sister. A beautiful high school girl who harbors the dream of becoming an artist.
"Puppy". 22-year-old actor and rising star. Saet-byul's elementary school friend. He became an instant celebrity when he single-handedly stopped a robbery in a convenience store while working as a part-timer. Thanks to his handsome appearance, he is a next-generation national star who captures the hearts of many with politeness and sincerity.
22 years old, Saet-byul's close friend.
  • Yoon Soo as Cha Eun-jo
22 years old, Saet-byul's close friend.

4 Heavenly Kings band members

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58 years old, the former guitarist of the band 4 Heavenly Kings, and owns a restaurant in Busan.
  • Lee Yoon-hee as Cha Ki-bok
58 years old, the former keyboardist of the band 4 Heavenly Kings.
  • Bae Gi-bum as Go Kwang-tae
58 years old, the former drummer of the band 4 Heavenly Kings.

Others

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The son of the convenience store's owner and currently a convenience store's head office director. He has been properly educated since childhood. He is the next leader of the company.[9]
60 years old, Yeon-joo's mother.
60 years old, Yeon-joo's father, a university professor.
  • Heo Jae-ho as Department Head Bae
  • Ji Chan as Kang Sung-tae
  • Shin Yoon-jung as Kim Jung-ha
  • Lee Ju-ha as Oh Hyun-ji

Special appearances

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A gang leader who unsuccessfully tries to recruit Saet-byul into her group.
Dae-hyun's ex-girlfriend.
A YouTuber, and he broadcasts from the convenience store he works at.
A minor who tries to buy cigarettes.
A customer.
Saet-byul and Eun-byul's father.
  • Kim Se-yong as a chicken shop employee
  • Ahn Chang-hwan as a convenience store part-time work interviewee
  • Tak Jae-hoon as adult webtoon PD
  • Kim Hyung-mook as Dae-soon's husband
  • Park Chul-min as a tarot reader
  • Yeom Hae-in as a Mega Hit trainee
Trainee of the same debut group as Eun-byul.
  • Jung Ae-yeon as Hwang Eun-ha
Entertainment reporter.
  • Lee Yeon-kyung as Hong Jang-mi
Yong-pil's first love and Boon-hee's friend.
Dal-shik's father.
High school dean (Ep. 2, 4)
Salon customer (Ep. 16)

Production

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The first script-reading was held in February 2020.[13] The series is directed by Myoungwoo Lee of hit series The Fiery Priest (2019).[14]

The main cast (Ji Chang-wook, Kim Yoo-jung, Han Sun-hwa and Do Sang-woo) appeared on the 507th episode of the variety show Running Man to promote the series.[15]

Original soundtrack

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Singles from the soundtrack of the series were released from June 19 to July 25, 2020, under the record label of Dreamus and MOSTCONTENTS:

Part 1
Released on June 19, 2020 (2020-06-19)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Something"
  • Hana
  • Yejun
  • Han Soo-seok
  • Yejun
  • Lee Ha-eun
  • Jung Sung-min (POPKID)
  • Shin Yong-soo
Kang Daniel3:21
2."Something" (Inst.) 
  • Han Soo-seok
  • Yejun
  • Lee Ha-eun
  • Jung Sung-min (POPKID)
  • Shin Yong-soo
 3:21
Total length:6:42
Part 2
Released on June 26, 2020 (2020-06-26)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Crazy"
  • Lee Myoungwoo
  • Major Leaguer
Major LeaguerApril3:48
2."Crazy" (Inst.) Major Leaguer 3:48
Total length:7:36
Part 3
Released on June 27, 2020 (2020-06-27)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Love Ya"Kim Tae-woo
  • Lee Hyun-seung
  • TM
Kim Tae-woo (g.o.d)3:04
2."Love Ya" (Inst.) 
  • Lee Hyun-seung
  • TM
 3:04
Total length:6:08
Part 4
Released on July 4, 2020 (2020-07-04)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Sleepless Night" (잠이 오지 않는 밤에)
  • Gaemi
  • Lmokulsra
  • CLEF CREW
  • Lmokulsra
  • CLEF CREW
Rothy4:21
2."Sleepless Night" (Inst.) 
  • Lmokulsra
  • CLEF CREW
 4:21
Total length:8:42
Part 5
Released on July 11, 2020 (2020-07-11)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."Treasure" (보물)Colde
  • Colde
  • Johnny
  • Chiic
Colde3:43
2."Treasure" (Inst.) 
  • Colde
  • Johnny
  • Chiic
 3:43
Total length:7:26
Part 6
Released on July 17, 2020 (2020-07-17)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."See Saw" (시소)Park Kyung
  • Park Kyung
  • LEEZ
  • Aroze
Park Kyung (Block B), SeolA (Cosmic Girls)3:25
2."See Saw" (Inst.) 
  • Park Kyung
  • LEEZ
  • Aroze
 3:25
Total length:6:50
Part 7
Released on July 25, 2020 (2020-07-25)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistLength
1."I'll Miss You"Lee MyoungwooGaemiLim Ji-woo3:39
2."I'll Miss You" (Inst.) Gaemi 3:39
Total length:7:18

Reception

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Criticism

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The show has faced heavy criticism for sexually suggestive scenes as well as characters drawing objectionable scenes. The show has also been accused of plagiarism.[16]

The Korea Communications Standards Commission issued a warning to the show for airing provocative and inappropriate scenes. The KCSC noted that "in the process of producing an R-rated webtoon into a TV series with a rating of 15 years old and older, the drama production team has shown that it lacks consideration in portraying different genders and produced contents that can cause viewers discomfort and aversion". The KCSC has received over 7,000 complaints about inappropriate scenes in the show.[17]

Viewership

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Backstreet Rookie : South Korea viewers per episode (millions)
EpisodesEpisode number
12345678910111213141516
1–160.8791.203N/A1.3780.9041.2320.9321.6500.9551.1941.1381.7550.9791.2851.0561.669
17–321.1621.4901.1421.7621.2101.5581.0021.6351.2131.5811.1721.7911.1031.3901.2391.863
Source: Audience measurement performed nationwide by Nielsen Media Research.[18]
Ep. Part Original broadcast date Average audience share
Nielsen Korea[19] TNmS[20]
Nationwide Seoul Nationwide
1 1 June 19, 2020 4.8% (19th) 5.4% (16th) N/A
2 6.3% (11th) 6.6% (9th) 5.2% (18th)
2 1 June 20, 2020 3.7% (NR) 4.1% (NR) N/A
2 6.8% (9th) 7.3% (8th) 6.1% (14th)
3 1 June 26, 2020 4.9% (19th) 5.3% (18th) N/A
2 6.7% (9th) 7.4% (8th) 6.0% (15th)
4 1 June 27, 2020 4.6% (NR) 5.3% (20th) N/A
2 8.3% (6th) 9.4% (4th) 8.0% (9th)
5 1 July 3, 2020 4.6% (20th) 4.7% (20th) N/A
2 5.8% (16th) 6.0% (12th) 6.2% (14th)
6 1 July 4, 2020 4.9% (NR) N/A N/A
2 7.9% (7th) 8.7% (6th) 8.0% (8th)
7 1 July 10, 2020 4.8% (NR) 5.4% (19th) N/A
2 6.6% (12th) 7.5% (8th) 5.0% (18th)
8 1 July 11, 2020 5.5% (NR) 6.2% (13th) N/A
2 8.7% (6th) 9.8% (3rd) 7.6% (10th)
9 1 July 17, 2020 6.1% (13th) 6.6% (10th) 4.9% (20th)
2 7.7% (9th) 8.7% (7th) 6.1% (13th)
10 1 July 18, 2020 5.3% (NR) 5.8% (16th) N/A
2 8.4% (5th) 8.7% (5th) 8.0% (7th)
11 1 July 24, 2020 6.1% (15th) 6.9% (12th) 5.1% (20th)
2 7.7% (10th) 8.6% (8th) 6.1% (15th)
12 1 July 25, 2020 4.8% (NR) N/A N/A
2 7.6% (8th) 7.8% (7th) 7.4% (12th)
13 1 July 31, 2020 5.7% (15th) 5.7% (15th) N/A
2 7.4% (11th) 7.5% (10th) 6.2% (12th)
14 1 August 1, 2020 5.4% (20th) 5.9% (16th) N/A
2 8.0% (7th) 8.6% (6th) 7.4% (10th)
15 1 August 7, 2020 5.2% (18th) 5.9% (18th) 5.3% (20th)
2 6.9% (12th) 7.6% (9th) 6.6% (12th)
16 1 August 8, 2020 6.3% (15th) 6.9% (12th) N/A
2 9.5% (5th) 10.7% (5th) 8.8% (7th)
Average 6.3% —[a] —[a]

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2020 7th APAN Star Awards Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Ji Chang-wook Nominated [21]
Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Kim Yoo-jung Nominated [22]
Best Supporting Actress Kim Sun-young Won [23]
SBS Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Fantasy/Romance Drama Ji Chang-wook Nominated [24]
Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Fantasy/Romance Drama Kim Yoo-jung Won [25]
Han Sun-hwa Nominated [26]
Best Couple Award Ji Chang-wook and Kim Yoo-jung Nominated [27]
Best New Actress Seo Ye-hwa Nominated [28]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b Due to some ratings not recorded, the exact average rating is unknown.

References

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    • "Ep. 3". Break News (in Korean). June 27, 2020.
    • "Ep. 4". Break News (in Korean). June 28, 2020.
    • "Ep. 5". Break News (in Korean). July 4, 2020.
    • "Ep. 6". Break News (in Korean). July 5, 2020.
    • "Ep. 7". Break News (in Korean). July 11, 2020.
    • "Ep. 8". Break News (in Korean). July 12, 2020.
    • "Ep. 9". Break News (in Korean). July 18, 2020.
    • "Ep. 10". Break News (in Korean). July 19, 2020.
    • "Ep. 11". Break News (in Korean). July 25, 2020.
    • "Ep. 12". Break News (in Korean). July 26, 2020.
    • "Ep. 13". Break News (in Korean). August 1, 2020.
    • "Ep. 14". Break News (in Korean). August 2, 2020.
    • "Ep. 15". Break News (in Korean). August 8, 2020.
    • "Ep. 16". Break News (in Korean). August 9, 2020.
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