The Ordinary Jackpot Says Goodbye: A Cast That Will Miss Every Minute

Every good Korean drama ends with a little ache, and this one is no different. The Ordinary Jackpot has released its final making-of video for episodes 9 and 10, and…

By Reetam Bodhak

October 11, 2026

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Every good Korean drama ends with a little ache, and this one is no different. The Ordinary Jackpot has released its final making-of video for episodes 9 and 10, and the cast’s farewell is warm, funny and a little emotional.

The Ordinary Jackpot: Farewell Highlights

Actor	Role	Farewell Note
Lee Jun Hyuk	Gong Eun Tae	Proud that everyone felt good about filming and cared about the project
Seo Hyun Woo	Yang Joon Ho	Loved the bromance and Sales Team 5, and says he’ll miss it a lot
Oh Dae Hwan	Jung Sun Hyuk	Found it a joy to come to set
Baek Yae In, Hong Jin Ki, Ha Yul Ri and more	Supporting cast	Shared their love for the drama

A Set Full of Energy

The video shows a lively set where the actors’ teamwork shines. According to Soompi’s report, the cast kept the mood high with endless ad-lib ideas while staying professional. That mix of playfulness and discipline is often what gives workplace comedies their natural, relaxed feel.

Lee Jun Hyuk’s Proud Moment

Lee Jun Hyuk, who plays Gong Eun Tae, says he’s proud that the cast felt good about the experience. He adds that it was great to see everyone care so much about the project. It’s a sweet note from a lead actor, and it suggests the good atmosphere wasn’t just for the cameras.

Seo Hyun Woo’s Bromance Shout-Out

Seo Hyun Woo, who plays Yang Joon Ho, points to the unexpected bromance between his character and Gong Eun Tae, which fans will likely agree has been a highlight. He also shared his affection for Sales Team 5 and described the set as a great place to be. He feels relieved now that filming is done, but admits he’ll miss the drama a lot.

Why Fans Love These Farewells?

A final making-of video is a gift for viewers. It lets you spend a few more minutes with characters you’ve grown attached to, and it reminds you that the friendships on screen often have real roots. For a drama built around a team, that matters.