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The Best Episodes of It's Okay to Not Be Okay Season 1

Every episode of It's Okay to Not Be Okay Season 1 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of It's Okay to Not Be Okay Season 1!

The Best Episodes of It's Okay to Not Be Okay Season 1

Desperate to escape from his emotional baggage and the heavy responsibility he’s had all his life, a psychiatric ward worker begins to heal with help...

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  1. Background image for The Boy Who Fed On Nightmares
    8.5/10(30 votes)

    #1 - The Boy Who Fed On Nightmares

    S1:E1

    Moon Gang-tae has a striking run-in with his brother's favorite author, Ko Mun-yeong, when she comes to his hospital to read to the children.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  2. Background image for The Lady in Red Shoes
    9.4/10(15 votes)

    #2 - The Lady in Red Shoes

    S1:E2

    Mun-yeong invites Moon Sang-tae to a book signing event that ends with a nasty commotion. Gang-tae hears about a job opening in his hometown.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  3. Background image for Sleeping Witch
    9.1/10(9 votes)

    #3 - Sleeping Witch

    S1:E3

    Having followed Gang-tae, Mun-yeong begins teaching literature classes at his new hospital. Chaos breaks out when a VIP patient runs away.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  4. Background image for Zombie Kid
    8.1/10(9 votes)

    #4 - Zombie Kid

    S1:E4

    The VIP patient's incident triggers childhood memories for Gang-tae, who remains an emotional puzzle to Mun-yeong. Lee Sang-in arrives in town.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  5. Background image for Rapunzel and The Cursed Castle
    9.6/10(10 votes)

    #5 - Rapunzel and The Cursed Castle

    S1:E5

    With nowhere else to take Mun-yeong, Gang-tae brings her back to his place. Discovering her there surprises everyone, most of all Nam Ju-ri.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  6. Background image for Bluebeard's Secret
    9.8/10(10 votes)

    #6 - Bluebeard's Secret

    S1:E6

    When Mun-yeong offers an opportunity to Sang-tae, Gang-tae is forced to bend to their will. A patient at the hospital rattles Mun-yeong.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
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  8. Background image for The Cheerful Dog
    9.8/10(5 votes)

    #7 - The Cheerful Dog

    S1:E7

    Gang-tae takes a day off from work to spend time with Mun-yeong, who seems to need a distraction. While drinking alone, Ju-ri encounters Sang-in.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  9. Background image for Beauty and The Beast
    8.4/10(7 votes)

    #8 - Beauty and The Beast

    S1:E8

    Seeing Mun-yeong with something that belongs to him upsets Sang-tae. When a belligerent visitor shows up at the hospital, Gang-tae snaps.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  10. Background image for King Donkey Ears
    9.7/10(6 votes)

    #9 - King Donkey Ears

    S1:E9

    Gang-tae and Mun-yeong decide to go on a day trip together. During their mountain getaway, an unforeseen situation crops up.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  11. Background image for The Girl Who Cried Wolf
    9.6/10(5 votes)

    #10 - The Girl Who Cried Wolf

    S1:E10

    Refusing to go home, Sang-tae coops himself up in a room. Gang-tae wrestles with the demons of his past and the constraints of his present.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  12. Background image for The Ugly Duckling
    9.7/10(6 votes)

    #11 - The Ugly Duckling

    S1:E11

    An escaped patient shows up at the mansion. Mun-yeong makes an effort to change Sang-tae's mind about allowing her a place in the brothers' lives.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  13. Background image for Romeo and Juliet
    9.8/10(8 votes)

    #12 - Romeo and Juliet

    S1:E12

    Wanting to overcome his trauma, Sang-tae opens up about his darkest memory. A cruel twist of fate threatens Gang-tae's newfound happiness.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  14. Background image for The Father of the Two Sisters
    8.7/10(7 votes)

    #13 - The Father of the Two Sisters

    S1:E13

    Sang-tae shows Gang-tae that he's been practicing drawing his greatest fear. Mun-yeong receives word about her father's worsening condition.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  15. Background image for The Hand, the Monkfish
    9.6/10(5 votes)

    #14 - The Hand, the Monkfish

    S1:E14

    The identity of the vandal who ruined Sang-tae's mural sends everyone into a state of shock. Mun-yeong struggles to process a devastating truth.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  16. Background image for A Tale of Two Brothers
    8.3/10(7 votes)

    #15 - A Tale of Two Brothers

    S1:E15

    After a chilling phone call, Gang-tae rushes over to the mansion. Later, Mun-yeong asks the brothers to leave her — but they refuse to listen.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong
  17. Background image for Finding the Real Face
    9.7/10(6 votes)

    #16 - Finding the Real Face

    S1:E16

    Mun-yeong decides she's going to publish the new fairy tale after all. Everyone comes together at the hospital for a reading of the book.

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    Director:Park Shin-woo
    Writer:Jo Yong

Season 1 Ratings Summary

"The Boy Who Fed On Nightmares" is the best rated episode of "It's Okay to Not Be Okay" season 1. It scored 8.5/10 based on 30 votes. Directed by Park Shin-woo and written by Jo Yong, it aired on 6/20/2020. This episode is rated 0.9 points higher than the second-best, "The Lady in Red Shoes".