Queen For Seven Days
NR
7.6
2017
Drama
In the Joseon period, a noblewoman from a powerful clan marries the Crown Prince but is deposed after only seven days as queen when he becomes king.
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- Cast：
- Park Min-young , Yeon Woo-jin , Lee Dong-gun , Jang Hyun-sung , Kang Shin-il , Son Eun-seo , Song Ji-in , Kim Jung-young , Do Ji-won , Hwang Chan-seong
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EP1 - Episode 1
May. 31,2017
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June. 01,2017
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June. 07,2017
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June. 08,2017
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June. 14,2017
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June. 15,2017
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June. 21,2017
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June. 22,2017
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June. 28,2017
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June. 29,2017
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July. 05,2017
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July. 06,2017
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July. 12,2017
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July. 13,2017
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July. 19,2017
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July. 20,2017
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July. 26,2017
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July. 27,2017
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August. 02,2017
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