in the Philippines on the GMA Network from February to April 2006, during which it received a peak viewership rating of 40.2% and an average viewership rating of 34.9%, placing it among the top ten highest rated Asian dramas to air in the country. It was rebroadcast on GMA Network in 2009 and again in 2015. In Thailand first aired on ITV beginning September 23, 2006, with reruns on Channel 7 from August 11 to September 16, 2008. In Sri Lanka, it began airing on Rupavahini dubbed in Sinhalese under the name Hithata Horen in September 2018. Stage adaptation A stage adaptation (which was based more on the original novel than the TV series) ran at the Sangmyung Art Hall in Seoul from January 21 to September 25, 2011. Remakes A 2008 Philippine remake titled Ako si Kim Samsoon starred Regine Velasquez and Mark Anthony Fernandez. A 2020 Thailand remake titled My name is Busaba starred Namthip Jongrachatawiboon and Thanapat Kawila on One31 HD. References External links My Name Is Kim Sam-soon official MBC website My Lovely Sam-soon at MBC Global Media My Lovely Sam-soon at Korea Tourism Organization MBC TV television dramas 2005 South Korean television series debuts 2005 South Korean television series endings Korean-language television shows South Korean romantic comedy television series South Korean television series remade in other languages Television shows based on South Korean novels