'My Mom's Gone Crazy' Episode 20 Synopsis and Preview: Jo Mi-mi's Tearful Decision… Shock That Kang Da-mi Is a Biological Daughter, Kang Dae-chi's First Meeting with a Debt Collector
Episode 20 of the KBS 1TV daily drama 'My Mom's Gone Crazy' airs on the 23rd at 8:30 p.m. In this episode, Jo Mi-mi (played by Kim Hee-jung) is depicted falling into deep concern over her children's circumstances. With the revelation that Kang Da-mi (played by Jung Min-ah) is the biological daughte

Episode 20 of the KBS 1TV daily drama 'My Mom's Gone Crazy' airs on the 23rd at 8:30 p.m.
In this episode, Jo Mi-mi (played by Kim Hee-jung) is depicted falling into deep concern over her children's circumstances. With the revelation that Kang Da-mi (played by Jung Min-ah) is the biological daughter of Jeon Jin-hee (played by Kang Kyung-hun), attention focuses on whether Jo Mi-mi will make a tearful decision as she agonizes over whether to use her daughter's wedding funds to repay her son Kang Dae-chi's (played by Kim Jong-hoon) debts.
Meanwhile, Kang Hak-sung (played by Lee Han-wi) proposes a conversation to Park Ji-young (played by Jo Mi-ryung). Having learned that Park Ji-young works at 'Joo Kyung-ho Internal Medicine' in the building across from 'Mimi's Samgyetang,' Kang Hak-sung shows anxiety about Park Ji-young potentially running into the family. Due to their past wrongdoings, the two cannot face Jo Mi-mi with a clear conscience.
In addition, Hwang Geum-soon (played by Kim Young-ok) orders her granddaughter Cha Se-na (played by Choi Yu-bin) to carry out aggressive debt collection, and Cha Se-na goes directly to find the debtor Kang Dae-chi. As a result, Kang Dae-chi ends up being pursued by Cha Se-na, the collection agent at 'Hwanggeum Capital.' In this scene, Jo Mi-mi, Choi Soon-deok (played by Yang Hee-kyung), and Jo Ri-ja (played by Ahn Yeon-hong) watch the two's conversation, adding tension.
Episode 20 of KBS 1TV's 'My Mom's Gone Crazy' can be watched on the 23rd at 8:30 p.m.
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