Assembly - Season 1 (2015)

Jin Sang Pil's colleagues try to profit from his lack of experience, using him for their political advantage.

When Jin Sang Pil stands up for what he believes in, he finds himself ostracized by his own party.

Jin Sang Pil is accepted into an exclusive faction within his party. But his admission does not come without expectations.

A hit list of assemblymen within the Nationalist Party leaks, and it contains Jin Sang Pil's name. And when a citizen makes a simple request, Assemblyman Jin follows through.

Assemblyman Baek starts to position himself for the next election--in opposition to Assemblyman Jin. Plus, In Kyung is forced to make her loyalties known.

Jin Sang Pil fires Choi In Kyung after a break in trust. But can he make it as a politician without her?

When Assemblyman Baek tries to get Jin Sang Pil dismissed from his position as party chairman, Assemblyman Jin backs him into a corner to protect his own political future.

When Jin Sang Pil opposes the Nationalist Party's new real estate bill, he finds himself going head to head against Assemblywoman Hong Chan Mi in a televised debate.

Jin Sang Pil single-handedly filibusters the National Assembly in an attempt to prevent the appointment of a very corrupt politician as prime minister.

When a high-rise development files bankruptcy, many unsuspecting investors lose huge sums of money--including Assemblyman Jin's estranged wife, Kyung Ah. Meanwhile, Assemblyman Baek uses Kyu Hwan to get to Assemblyman Jin.

Jin Sang Pil receives an unexpected offer from the president that shakes the entire political system.

Hong Chan Mi delivers some explosive information to Jin Sang Pil, but only under the condition that he keep his source a secret--even from Choi In Kyung.

Jin San Pil's adversaries try to pin him for corruption charges. Is there any basis for the accusations?

Jin Sang Pil is being prosecuted for accepting a bribe. When it seems everyone's against him, someone unexpected joins his fight.

As Baek Do Hyun's grip over the National Assembly weakens, he pulls out every last stop to try to save his position as secretary general.

Jin Sang Pil fights tirelessly for the passage of the Bae Dal Soo Bill, in honor of his late friend. But is there any chance it will ever get through the National Assembly?

After the president of Korea vetoes the Bae Dal Soo Bill, everyone tells Jin Sang Pil to give up. How far will he go to see it through?