Seven Days Thirty Again

Few short dramas commit to the drama quite like this one does. On the surface this is a Secret Identity / Counterattack serial, but underneath it is a story about obsession, loyalty and consequences — and "Seven Days Thirty Again" plays both layers for all they are worth.

Bullied into a coma at seventy-two, Arthur wakes in his thirty-year-old body with a seven-day visa to finish what he never did: face the bully, stop the family home being sold to a shady elder-care firm, and find the love he never circled back to. The best beat is the ending — offered permanent youth, he chooses his own old body, and goes home having won back his family's respect. A redemption fantasy that actually ends.

Tropes on the menu: time travel, a nobody. Watch it in one sitting or savor it nightly; either way, the hooks do their job.