She gave up on being neat after facing the tough reality of the world and is known for always wearing her trademark tracksuit. Oh-sol has worked all sorts of part-time jobs while striving for a full-time job and does not have the luxury to date or clean. However, he meets a carefree and untidy girl named Gil Oh-sol ( Kim Yoo-jung) after she enters his company as a new employee. He is obsessed with cleaning and even owns his own cleaning company. Once both characters get closer together due to a series of circumstances involving a robot hoover, and a crush that breaks her heart, their polar opposite habits are what drive the characters together, forming a connection that grows in a slow-burning way for the rest of Season 1.Jang Seon-kyul ( Yoon Kyun-sang) has wealth and good looks but suffers from severe mysophobia. The Korean series has created a character that does not mind getting dirty, but in reality, her cleanliness is fine, it’s just Jang Sun Gyeol’s standard is so high. He’s the type of character that tip-toes around bags of garbage or removes himself from a date if he can see the woman’s ear wax.Īs for the counterpart character in Clean with Passion for Now, Jang Sun Gyeol meets Gil Oh Sol ( Kim Yoo Jung), who is larger than life, bright and does not take the day to day routines seriously. His spectrum of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder was born environmentally when he was younger when a girl flicked a bogey in his mouth.
From the offset of the first chapter, Jang Sun Gyeol takes cleaning to the form of extremism. I’m not entirely sure if it’s a cultural device (and feel free to comment), but Netflix seems to acquire South Korean stories solely on budding romances between two characters only.Īs for the premise of Clean with Passion for Now, Jang Sun Gyeol ( Yoon Gyun Sang) has mysophobia and ironically runs a cleaning company. In the case of the latter, the series was all about different stages of each other’s careers Clean with Passion for Now is about one being supremely clean, while the other takes on life in a lackadaisical manner. As much as Disney+ is digging its claws into the digital world, intending to take over, they still have a job on their hands.Ĭlean with Passion for Now Season 1 reminds me slightly of Romance is a Bonus Book, where two polar-opposite adults are brought together in relatively normal circumstances, slowly allowing a romance to build between them both. Okay, Clean with Passion for Now is not a Netflix exclusive, but it shows the continued desire to cover the entire global market. Clean with Passion for Now is now on Netflix, offering a charming South Korean story and highlighting the importance of love and support.Īs much as the out-of-touch minority moan about Netflix making content available to the masses, without the streaming platform, Ready Steady Cut would never have covered such a variety of Korean entertainment.
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