Lee Min-ho & Gong Hyo-jin Return to Earth in ‘When the Stars Gossip’ After Intense Space Rescue
Feb 02, 2025
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In the 9th episode of tvN's Saturday-Sunday drama 「Ask the Stars」, which aired on the 1st, dinosaurs (Lee Min-ho) and Eve Kim (Kong Hyo-jin), who were trapped in the space station, returned safely after a desperate rescue operation by the ground control center.
The two people continued to survive by sharing their body temperature on the damaged space station. In the district, Chief Kang Tae-hee (EL) and other team members of the ground control center spent an urgent time making rescue plans. Veteran astronaut Park Dong-ah (Lee Sung-wook) volunteered to rescue himself aboard a spacecraft 'Maru Lake', which has not yet been tested for return. Han Si-won (Lee Hyun-kyun), Ma Eun-soo (Park Ye-young), and Dr. Donari (Lee Cho-hee) also helped the operation by finding the fastest return route.
Kang Kang-soo (Kim Jae-hwa) actively supported the rescue operation by purchasing robot arms for emergency support, and MZ Group's successor Choi Sang-eun (Han Ji-eun), space scientist Mina Lee (Lee Cho-hee), and Lee Seung-joon (Heo Nam-jun) also joined forces to help the two recover their lives.
As soon as their aspirations gathered, Maru docked safely to the space station. With oxygen already almost exhausted, Park Dong-ah found a dinosaur and Eve Kim who hugged each other and lost their minds in a cold-weather tent. The two dramatically rescued people boarded the Maru and finally succeeded in returning to Earth after many crises.
"Our Earth is here. We're aliveWith Park Dong-ah's emotional cry of ," the ninth episode of 'Ask the Stars' closed.
With the end of its tense survival in space, the drama will now unfold a new story set on Earth. Attention is focused on what fate dinosaurs and Eve Kim, who have escaped from zero gravity, will face on Earth and how their relationship with the members of the ground control center will change.
Meanwhile, 'Ask the Stars' is an ultra-large project that cost 50 billion won to produce and was unveiled two years after cranking up. It airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 p.m.
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