Paradise Ranch

Paradise Ranch
Promotional poster for Paradise Ranch
Also known as	Paradise Farm Paradise Meadow
Genre	Romance, Drama
Written by	Jang Hyun-joo Seo Hee-jung
Directed by	Kim Chul-kyu
Starring	Lee Yeon-hee Shim Chang-min
Theme music composer	Lee Pil-ho
Opening theme	"Paradise Ranch"
Ending theme	"Journey" by TVXQ feat. Seohyun
Composer(s)	Lee Pil-ho Park Geun-tae
Country of origin	South Korea
Original language(s)	Korean English
No. of episodes	16
Production
Location(s)	Jeju, Australia
Running time	55 minutes on Mondays and Tuesdays at 20:55 (KST)
Production company(s)	Sanhwa Networks S.M. Entertainment
Release
Original network	Seoul Broadcasting System
Original release	24 January (2011-01-24) – 15 March 2011 (2011-03-15)
Chronology
Preceded by	It's Okay, Daddy's Girl
External links
Website

Paradise Ranch (Hangul: 파라다이스 목장; RR: Paradaiseu Mokjang) is a 2011 South Korean television series that aired on SBS. It stars Lee Yeon-hee and Shim Chang-min as a divorced couple who married when they were 19, then meet six years later and rediscover their feelings for each other. It was filmed on location in Jeju and Australia.

Han Dong-joo and Lee Da-ji were childhood friends who fell desperately in love and married at 19 after struggling to get their parents' approval. But they divorced after six months. Six years later, they meet coincidentally at a horse auction in Australia. When Dong-joo, the grandson of a tycoon, goes to Jeju Island to develop a resort, he ends up living with his ex-wife, who is now a horse veterinarian. They discover that their feelings for each other are still very much alive.

The show's theme song was composed by Lee Pil-ho and the score was composed by Lee Pil-ho and Park Geun-tae. The lyrics for "Confession" were written by Shim Chang-min and is taken from TVXQ's album, Keep Your Head Down. The song "Journey" was also from the same album. The soundtrack was first released in two parts, Part 1 on 26 January 2011 and Part 2 on 31 January 2011. The full original soundtrack was digitally released on 9 February 2011 and released in stores on 11 February 2011.

It aired in Japan on DATV in May 2011, on Fuji TV in November 2011, and on KNTV from 9 to 30 April 2012.

Though the series received low viewership ratings in the six to ten percent range during its domestic run, its DVD ranked high on Japan's Oricon weekly chart upon its release in November 2011.Shim Chang-min did the Japanese dubbing for his character on the DVD.