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Genre: Drama, Comedy

Director: Park Hye-ryun

Cast: Suzy, Nam Joo-hyuk, Kim Seon-ho, Kang Han-na, Kim Hae-sook, Kim Do-wan, Kim Won-hae, Song Seon-mi

Start-Up (2020) web series — story, cast, seasons, episode guide, trailer and where to watch online in HD on New MovieLinkBD. Drama, Comedy.

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Start-Up (2020) is a drama, comedy web series in Korean. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Start-Up online in HD.

Start-Up — Storyline

Young entrepreneurs aspiring to launch virtual dreams into reality compete for success and love in the cutthroat world of Korea's high-tech industry.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Park Hye-ryun
  • Starring: Suzy, Nam Joo-hyuk, Kim Seon-ho, Kang Han-na, Kim Hae-sook, Kim Do-wan, Kim Won-hae, Song Seon-mi

Start-Up — Series Details

First Air Date 2020-10-17
Seasons 1
Episodes 16
Genre Drama, Comedy
Language Korean
Network tvN
Status Ended
Rating 8.2/10 (386 votes)

Start-Up — Episode Guide

Start-Up

  • E1: START-UP (2020-10-17) — The spring Seo Dal-mi lost everything, Nam Do-san's letters kept her company. Fifteen years later, she needs him by her side to prove Won In-jae wrong.
  • E2: FFF (FAMILY, FRIENDS, FOOLS) (2020-10-18) — To preserve Dal-mi's past and to support her future, Choi Won-deok asks Han Ji-pyeong to pull off an impossible task.
  • E3: Angel (2020-10-24) — Ji-pyeong scrambles to transform Do-san into the man of Dal-mi's dreams. A rude awakening prompts In-jae to close one door and open another.
  • E4: Sandbox (2020-10-25) — Despite differing pasts, Dal-mi and In-jae fight for their dreams at the same starting line. Ji-pyeong sets out to protect Dal-mi and help Do-san.
  • E5: Hackathon (2020-10-31) — Dal-mi and In-jae present their teams' ideas on the hackathon stage. A story about Dal-mi's upbringing moves Ji-pyeong to fight for her success.
  • E6: Key Man (2020-11-01) — In-jae uses lessons from her father and stepfather to her advantage. A clash over company shares tests Dal-mi, who turns to Ji-pyeong for advice.
  • E7: Burn Rate (2020-11-07) — Grappling with his feelings for Dal-mi, Ji-pyeong avoids her. Do-san's knowledge of Won-deok's condition inspires a business idea for Samsan Tech.
  • E8: Backup (2020-11-08) — Devastating news gives Dal-mi another reason to make the app a success. Won Du-jeong's plan to teach Do-san and Dal-mi a lesson backfires.
  • E9: Risk (2020-11-14) — Do-san and Ji-pyeong struggle to bear the weight of their untold truths. Doubts and a mix-up lead Dal-mi to the place where it all started.
  • E10: Demo Day (2020-11-15) — Ji-pyeong gives Dal-mi long-awaited answers and a confession. Seeking success on his own terms, Do-san considers a golden opportunity.
  • E11: Exit (2020-11-21) — Kim Yong-san forces Ji-pyeong to reflect on his past remarks. In-jae and Dal-mi's companies showcase rivaling programs using the same technology.
  • E12: Acqhire (2020-11-22) — Alex Kwon shows his true colors, proving Ji-pyeong right and fulfilling Samsan Tech's worst fears. Do-san tells Ji-pyeong about Won-deok's health.
  • E13: Comfort Zone (2020-11-28) — Dal-mi and In-jae's self-driving car is hit by a ransomware attack. Samsan Tech founders return after a successful three-year stint in San Francisco.
  • E14: Elevator Speech (2020-11-29) — Tasked with recruiting top developers into her company, Dal-mi pitches her idea at Samsan Tech. Do-san gets away to clear his head.
  • E15: MVP (Minimum Viable Product) (2020-12-05) — Jung Sa-ha and Lee Chul-san begin dating in secret. A boozy, heartfelt conversation with Do-san helps Ji-pyeong make a decision about Dal-mi.
  • E16: Scale Up (2020-12-06) — Do-san and Dal-mi envision new goals for their future. Ji-pyeong finds a way to pay forward his gratitude for Won-deok. In-jae returns to her roots.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Start-Up have? 1 season(s) with 16 episodes.

Who created Start-Up? Park Hye-ryun.

Where can I watch Start-Up? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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