Young-do eats a tense dinner with his dad, wanting to know what’s going to happen. Tan understands he is to play the part of the dutiful son, and he wonders how his father lived an entire life doing this.Įun-sang only hears about the chairman’s collapse the next day from Chan-young, and then finds a note that Tan left for her at home. The rest-including all of the chairman’s actual family members-are busy plotting their takeover led by Madam Jung.Ĭhan-young’s dad VP Yoon tells them they have lots of work ahead of them if they have to chase shares down, and whisks Tan abroad to start shaking hands and getting signatures. But they wait and wait, and only two faithful managers show up in the end. Tan has his legal guardianship changed to his brother Won, and then they prepare to show a united front to the shareholders in a meeting. For once they both agree-that tonight the city is cold, and dark. Tan and Young-do look out over the city from the rooftop, each lost in thought over his father. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Heirs topped out at 25.6% ratings for its finale.Ĭold Cherry – “성장통 (Growing Pains)” for the Heirs OST Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Truthfully it wasn’t really a drama that had twenty episodes of story to sustain it in the first place, so I’m pleased that at least there are a few good character beats to leave on, if nothing else. Not that it’s a surprise, but the Heirs finale doesn’t step outside its prescribed frame for even a second, so mostly what we get is an hour to wrap everything up neatly and send our characters on their way. 524 DecemJanuHeirs: Episode 20 (Final) by girlfriday
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