Resident Playbook (2025) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
The single-season narrative follows five residents through financial pressure, clinical mistakes, patient care, hierarchy, rivalry, solidarity, and personal secrecy.
"Both are part of the first-year resident group, and Episodes 6, 8, and 10 place them in recurring hospital situations involving patient care, interns...
"Episode 3 contrasts Jae-il's constant compliments with Yi-young, Nam-kyung, and Sa-bi's attempts to support patients. Episode 5 shows Jae-il's overac...
"Episode 3 includes both Jae-il and Sa-bi in the resident group's efforts to support patients and families. Episode 9 states that an intern takes adva...
"Both characters are involved in the hospital's resident environment, and Episode 11 specifically places their relationship under pressure from hospit...
"Episode 4 states that Sa-bi becomes jealous after Yi-young is drawn into a research paper with Professor Seo."
"In Episode 3, both participate in efforts to bring comfort to patients and their families. In Episode 10, they are jointly caught between competing p...
"They belong to the same first-year resident group, and Episode 3 places Nam-kyung in the same patient-support context as the residents surrounding Ja...
Directed by Lee Min-soo
Rating: 8.1/10 (71 votes)
Yi-young returns to residency because of financial difficulties and struggles with repeated mistakes. A first patient crisis and the residents' burnout establish the season's central pressure.
The residents try to comfort patients and families despite unequal recognition and workplace friction. Yi-young's research opportunity triggers Sa-bi's jealousy, while Nam-kyung creates tension on the hospital floor.
Yi-young learns that her bluntness can also comfort vulnerable people. As conflicts between departments grow, the OB-GYN residents decide to push back together.
Sa-bi's hospitalization reveals the emotional cost of constant availability, while Nam-kyung is tested by a new patient. Filming, abusive supervision, and exploitation further expose the department's instability.
Yi-young and Nam-kyung become caught between competitive professors, and Yi-young gains demanding hands-on experience. At the end of the residents' first year, Yi-young must confront a personal and professional crossroads.
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