Posts Categorized: Korean Dramas

Feb 3 2022

Main trailer for TVING drama “I Haven’t Done My Best Yet”

Main trailer added for TVING drama series “I Haven’t Done My Best Yet” starring Park Hae-Joon & Kim Kap-Soo. The main trailer begins with Kim Kap-Soo’s in a harsh voice stating “You quit the company where you worked for 10 years, just because you want to eat bossam.” At the 11 second mark, Park Hae-Joon states “I’ve taken the wrong path so far. I was unhappy because I was wearing the clothes that didn’t fit me. So I decided to become a cartoonist.”

“I Haven’t Done My Best Yet” streams on TVING from February 18, 2022.

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Feb 3 2022

Ko Hyun-Jung, Ahn Jae-Hong, & Yum Hye-Ran cast in Netflix drama “Mask Girl”

Ko Hyun-Jung, Ahn Jae-Hong, and Yum Hye-Ran are cast in Netflix drama series “Mask Girl.” The drama series is based on webcomic “Mask Girl” by Mae Mi. In “Mask Girl,” Ko Hyun-Jung will play office worker Kim Mo-Mi. After work, she puts on a mask and streams herself as online personality Mask Girl. Ahn Jae-Hong will play Joo Oh-Nam. He is Kim Mo-Mi’s co-worker. Yum Hye-Ran will play Kim Kyung-Ja. She is the mother of Joo Oh-Nam.

Release date for “Mask Girl” has not yet been revealed.

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Feb 3 2022

TaecYeon cast in OCN drama “Blind”

TaecYeon is cast in new OCN drama series “Blind.” For the lead female role, singer-actress Jung Eun-Ji from idol group “Apink” has been offered the role and she is currently considering the offer. In “Blind,” TaecYeon will play Ryu Sung-Joon. He works as a detective.

“Blind” will air sometime during the second half of this yearin South Korea.

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Feb 1 2022

Ep.1 trailer for JTBC drama “Forecasting Love and Weather”

Ep.1 trailer added for JTBC drama series “Forecasting Love and Weather” (English title) starring Park Min-Young & Song Kang. Ep.1 trailer begins with Song Kang asking “It is hail… right?” and a woman responds “There wasn’t a forecast …right?”

“Forecasting Love and Weather” first airs February 12, 2022 in South Korea and will be available to stream on Netflix worldwide shortly after the drama series airs in Korea.

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Jan 28 2022

Teaser trailer & poster for tvN drama “Kill Heel”

Teaser trailer and poster added for tvN drama series “Kill Heel” starring Kim Ha-Neul, Lee Hye-Young, & Kim Sung-Ryoung. Caption on the main poster states “The higher you go up, the more you want.” Setting for the drama series is at a home shopping channel.

The teaser trailer and teaser poster also reveals that “Kill Heel” first airs February 23, 2022 in South Korea (takes over tvN’s Wednesday & Thursday 10:30 PM time slot after “Work Later, Drink Now“).

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Jan 28 2022

Ryoo Joon-Yeol, IU, Park Jung-Min cast in drama “Money Game”

Ryoo Joon-Yeol, IU, Park Jung-Min are cast for lead roles in drama series “Money Game.” Also cast in the drama series are Park Hae-Joon and Bae Sung-Woo. The drama series will likely draw comparisons to “Squid Game” as it involves 8 people who take part in a reality TV program for a cash prize. “Money Game” is based on webcomics “Money Game” and “Pi Game” by Bae Jin-Soo.

The drama series will consist of 8 episodes and will stream on as of yet unannounced OTT platform sometime during the first half of this year, but more specifics has not yet been announced.

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Jan 27 2022

Kim Min-Jae, Kim Hyang-Gi, & Kim Sang-Kyung cast in tvN drama “Joseon Psychiatrist Yoo Se-Poong”

Kim Min-Jae, Kim Hyang-Gi, and Kim Sang-Kyung are cast in tvN drama series “Joseon Psychiatrist Yoo Se-Poong” (literal title). The drama series will have Kim Min-Jae playing title character Yoo Se-Poong. He worked for the royal family as a physician, but gets expelled due to circumstances. He eventually works again in a village and helps people there.

“Joseon Psychiatrist Yoo Se-Poong” will air sometime this year in South Korea.

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Jan 27 2022

Park Seo-Joon & Han So-Hee cast in drama “Gyeongseong Creature”

Park Seo-Joon & Han So-Hee are cast in drama series “Gyeongseong Creature” (literal title). The drama series is scripted by Kang Eun-Kyung (“Dr. Romantic“) and directed by Jung Dong-Yoon (“Hot Stove League“). The script for “Gyeongseong Creature” is set in 1945 and in the capital city of Gyeongseong, which is a an older name for Seoul. A series of missing person cases takes place in the area.

“Gyeongseong Creature” will air sometime next year in South Korea.

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