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Park Ji Yeon as Mama Ujin in 'TEACH YOU A LESSON' Makes Heechul Super Junior Feel Annoyed

Park Ji Yeon as Mama Ujin in 'TEACH YOU A LESSON' Makes Heechul Super Junior Feel Annoyed

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Park Ji Yeon as Mama Ujin in 'TEACH YOU A LESSON' Makes Heechul Super Junior Feel Annoyed

The new Netflix series 'TEACH YOU A LESSON' starring Kim Moo Yeol, Lee Sung Min, Jin Ki Joo, and Pyo Ji Hoon has successfully captured the attention of drama lovers since its release on June 5, 2026. Besides the storyline and the journey of the main characters, one of the most "impressive" aspects for the audience after watching its 10 episodes is the characters that make them feel annoyed.

Not to mention Park Ji Yeon who plays Mama Ujin in the fifth episode. Thanks to the character that becomes the target of the Education Rights Protection Bureau, Park Ji Yeon was approached by TEACH YOU A LESSON viewers on her personal Instagram account. Let’s take a look at her photos! If not now, when?

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Not long after the airing of TEACH YOU A LESSON, Park Ji Yeon shared a series of behind-the-scenes photos from the drama on Instagram. "I play Mama Ujin in Episode 5. Because this work highlights a meaningful story, I worked on it very carefully. I ask for your attention," she wrote in the caption.

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Viewers of TEACH YOU A LESSON immediately flocked to the comment section of Park Ji Yeon's Instagram to connect. They wrote various comments of inner jokes from the drama, which are proof of the actress's success in her latest project.

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"Ma'am please don't show up yet, I've already written the word patience twice on my palm," wrote one netizen in the comments. "Watch your typing guys, or the kid will feel insecure," wrote another netizen.

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Park Ji Yeon's stunning acting even caught the attention of Heechul from Super Junior, who left a comment on the actress's latest post. "Ah, I almost cursed here too... I watched this while cursing to my heart's content," wrote the idol.

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It's not without reason, viewers who have finished watching TEACH YOU A LESSON must still be haunted by the phrase "don't do that, my child will feel inferior" that Mama Ujin repeatedly said to Teacher Choi Ji Seon.

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Even though she only appeared in one episode, Park Ji Yeon managed to bring a nightmare to the teachers. Due to the fussiness of a parent, the mentality of an educator was even disturbed to the point of contemplating ending their life.

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Park Ji Yeon may not be the main character in TEACH YOU A LESSON, but it cannot be denied that her acting is so immersive with a deep portrayal that the audience almost forgets it's just acting. Do you agree, KLovers?

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