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JTBC has released the first teaser video for "A Hundred Memories." Actors Kim Da-mi and Shin Ye-eun transform into bus conductresses from the 1980s. "A Hundred Memories" is a newtro youth melodrama that depicts the shining friendship between bus conductresses Young-rae (played by Kim Da-mi) and Jong-hee (played by Shin Ye-eun) in the 1980s, along with their poignant first love surrounding the fateful man, Jae-pil (played by Heo Nam-joon).

The teaser video, released on the 12th, captures the atmosphere of that era perfectly. The Young-rae conductresses woke up at 4 AM in the dormitory, did group calisthenics, and checked the attendance roll. Young-rae welcomed passengers onto the crowded bus, saying, "Please get on slowly," and pushed passengers in with all her strength. She signaled the departure by banging on the bus and calling out, "Let’s go!"

The meeting with new conductress Jong-hee also caught attention. The two shared dreams, saying things like, "I want to go to college," and "What if I become Miss Korea?" They became best friends. The chemistry between Kim Da-mi and Shin Ye-eun stood out. Kim Da-mi sported a puffy bob haircut and a red baker's cap, looking adorable and lively, while Shin Ye-eun showcased her girl-crush charm with her cool looks.

Jae-pil also made an appearance at the Vivaldi Café, drawing interest. It raises expectations for how the two friends' relationship will evolve in the future. The production team mentioned, "The first teaser video provides a glimpse into the friendship and youth story of Young-rae and Jong-hee," adding, "We plan to take viewers on the 'memory bus' and signal 'let’s go.' We ask for a lot of interest."

Meanwhile, "A Hundred Memories" is a collaboration between writer Yang Hee-seung and director Kim Sang-ho. Yang has previously written "Crash Course in Romance," "The Wife I Know," "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo," and "Oh My Ghost." Director Kim Sang-ho has directed "Thirty, Nine." "A Hundred Memories" is scheduled to air on JTBC as the follow-up to "Esquire: Lawyers Who Dream of Becoming Lawyers" on September 13 at 10:40 PM.

<Image source: JTBC>