Posts Categorized: Korean Dramas

Apr 21 2022

Han Ji-Hyun, Bae In-Hyuk cast in SBS drama “Cheer Up”

Han Ji-Hyun, Bae In-Hyuk, Kim Hyun-Jin, Jang Gyu-Ri, Lee Eun-Saem, and Yang Dong-Geun are cast in SBS drama series “Cheer Up.” The drama series will revolve around the members of a university cheering squad. Han Ji-Hyun will play Do Hae-Yi. Although she is a student at the university, she prioritizes making money rather than studying, because of her poor financial situation. She then joins the cheering squad for financial reasons.

“Cheer Up” will first air sometime during the second half of this year in South Korea.

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Apr 20 2022

Teaser trailer #4 for MBC drama “From Now On Showtime!”

Teaser trailer #4 added for MBC drama series “From Now On Showtime!” starring Park Hae-Jin, Jin Ki-Joo, & Jung Joon-Ho. The teaser trailer begins with Jung Joon-Ho stating “There’s an unfinished knot between the two.” Prior to his statement and afterwards, scenes show Park Hae-Jin and Jin Ki-Joo existing in historical times and in the present days.

“From Now On Showtime” first airs April 23, 2022 in South Korea.

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Apr 20 2022

Lee Joon-Ho & Lim Yoon-A cast in drama “King the Land”

Lee Joon-Ho and Lim Yoon-A are cast in drama series “King the Land” (working title). The romantic-comedy is set in the present days and has Lee Joon-Ho play Gu Won. He comes from a chaebol family that runs the King Group. Lim Yoon-A will play Cheon Sa-Rang. She works at the King Hotel and develops a romantic relationship with Gu Won. The working title of the drama series “King the Land” refers to the VVIP business lounge at King Hotel.

Filming is expected to begin autumn, 2022. Broadcasting station and air date for the drama series has not yet been decided.

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Apr 19 2022

First teaser trailer for SBS drama “Woori The Virgin”

First teaser trailer for SBS drama series “Woori The Virgin” starring Lim Soo-Hyang & Sung Hoon. Narration in the teaser trailer goes (0:01) Hong Eun-Hee “Woo-Ri, you should be married within six months,” (0:04) Lim Soo-Hyang “I am a writer. I don’t want to lose who really I am in my life,” (0:10) Lim Soo-Hyang “Why can’t I decide to marry Gang-Jae?,” (0:15) Shin Dong-Wook “Woo-Ri , will you marry me?,” (0:18) Lim Soo-Hyang “I’m pregnant,” (0:21) Shin Dong-Wook “Whose baby are you pregnant with?” The drama series is a remake of US television series “Jane the Virgin.”

“Woori The Virgin” first airs May 9, 2022 in South Korea.

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Apr 19 2022

Jung Il-Woo & Kwon Yuri cast in Sky TV drama “Good Job”

Jung Il-Woo and Kwon Yuri are cast for lead roles in Sky TV drama series “Good Job.” The duo previously starred together in 2021 MBN drama series “Bossam: Steal the Fate.” In “Good Job,” Jung Il-Woo will play Eun Sun-Woo. He owns the biggest company in Korea, but he also secretly works as a private detective. Kwon Yuri will play Don-Se-Ra. She has a special visual condition, hyperacuity, that she uses to help people.

“Good Job” will first air sometime during the second half of this year in South Korea.

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Apr 19 2022

Teaser poser & air date set for Disney+ drama “Kiss Sixth Sense”

Teaser poser and May 25, 2022 release date set for Disney+ drama series “Kiss Sixth Sense” starring Yoon Kye-Sang & Seo Ji-Hye. Drama series is based on web novel “Kiss Six Sense” by Gatnyeo. The script will have Seo Ji-Hye play a woman with a special ability to see someone’s future whenever her lips touches someone. Yoon Kye-Sang will play her boss. Caption on the teaser poster states “The moment my lips touched, I saw a thrilling future.”

“Kiss Sixth Sense” first streams May 25, 2022 in South Korea.

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Apr 18 2022

Teaser trailer #2 for tvN drama “Link: Eat Love Kill”

Teaser trailer #2 added for tvN drama series “Link: Eat Love Kill” starring Yeo Jin-Goo & Mun Ka-Young. Narratilon in teaser trailer #2 goes (0:01) Yeo Jin-Goo “Feeling that can be felt vividly, even at a distance. No Da-Hyun…,” (0:06) Mun Ka-Young “I’ll never have a man again in my life,” (0:`10) Yeo Jin-Goo “What’s the real reason you’re here?,” (0:13) Mun Ka-Young “I like you.”

“Link: Eat Love Kill” first airs June 6, 2022 in South Korea.

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Apr 15 2022

Teaser trailer & poster for TVING drama “Rose Mansion”

Teaser trailer and poster added for TVING drama series “Rose Mansion” (literal title) starring Lim Ji-Yeon & Yoon Gyun-Sang. Captions on the poster and teaser trailer states (0:19) “Missing Older Sister” and (0:34) “A home I didn’t want to come back to.” Dialogue in the teaser states (0:01) anonymous voice “I filed a missing person report,” (0:02) Yoon Gyun-Sang “I mean Rose Mansion missing person. I don’t think it’s just a simple disappearance,” (0:45) Lim Ji-Yeon “It’s Hell here.”

“Rose Mansion” streams from May 13, 2022 in South Korea.

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Apr 13 2022

Character teaser #2 for Olleh TV-Seezn drama “There is No Goo Pil-Soo”

2nd character teaser added for Olleh TV-Seezn drama series “There is No Goo Pil-Soo” (literal title) starring Kwak Do-Won & Yoon Doo-Joon. The 2nd character teaser features Yoon Do-Joon as Jung Seok. The teaser begins with Yoon Do-Joon stating “I think the value of a start-up should be the start-up itself” and shows his character being a successful entrepreneur in the start-up field. Around the 12 second mark, the teaser then shows him being completely broke and waking up on a park bench. He then asks (0:19) to borrow money from Cheon Man-Geum (Park Won-Suk). 

“There is No Goo Pil-Soo” streams from May 4, 2022 in South Korea.

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Apr 13 2022

Highlight trailer for tvN drama “The Killer’s Shopping List”

One minute highlight trailer added for tvN drama series “The Killer’s Shopping List” starring Lee Kwang-Soo, Seol Hyun, & Jin Hee-Kyung. The highlight trailer begins with Lee Kwang-Soo stating “30 years of cashier experience, customized delivery service and promotion” and followed by Kim Mi-Hwa stating “A dead body was found. Have you heard of that? The person who found the body was him.” Around the 55 second mark, Lee Kwang-Soo states “The culprit may be in the mart.”

“The Killer’s Shopping List” first airs April 27, 2022 in South Korea.

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