First still images of Kim Soo-Hyun in tvN drama series “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” (English title) co-starring Seo Ye-Ji. The still drama series shows Kim Soo-Hyun as Moon Kang-Tae. He lives without hope or having a dream for his life. He works at a mental hospital and he also takes care of his older brother Moon Sang-Tae (Oh Jung-Se) who has autism.
“It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” will first air June 20, 2020 in South Korea and stream exclusively on Netflix outside of South Korea.
Won Jin-A and Ro Woon (‘SF9’) are cast in JTBC drama series “Senior, Don’t Put on That Lipstick” (literal title). The two will play lead characters who work cosmetic marketing together. Ro Woon will play Chae Hyun-Seung and Won Jin-A will play Yoon Song-A.
Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki: Yoon Song-A (Won Jin-A) works as a marketer for a cosmetic brand. She enjoys her job and does it with vigor. Her dream is to start her own cosmetic brand. Meanwhile, Chae Hyun-Seung (Ro Woon) works with Yoon Song-A as a marketer. He becomes attracted to Yoon Song-A and tries to develop a romantic relationship with her. However, Yoon Song-A rebuffs his advances, because she does not see younger guys as dating partners.
“Senior, Don’t Put on That Lipstick” will first air sometime net year in South Korea.
Main poster added for upcoming JTBC drama series “We, Were in Love” (literal title) starring Song Ji-Hyo. The poster features Song Ji-Hyo along with Son Ho-Jun , Song Jong-Ho , Kim Min-Jun, Koo Ja-Sung and Kim Da-Som. The poster shows 4 different men that appear in front of single mother No Ae-Jung (Song Ji-Hyo). She has not had a boyfriend in the past 14 years. Meanwhile Joo A-Rin (Kim Da-Som) is a popular actress who loves one of the 4 men.
Ep.1 air date is now set for July, 2020 in South Korea.
Teaser trailer #1 added for tvN drama series “Psycho But It’s Okay” (literal title) starring Kim Soo-Hyun & Seo Ye-Ji. The brief 15 second teaser trailer has captions that states in Korean “A little weird romantic-comedy about love.”
“Psycho But It’s Okay” is now set to first air June 20, 2020 in South Korea.
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Ji Hyun-Woo & Kim So-Eun are cast for lead roles in MBC every1 drama “Love is Annoying, But I Hate Being Lonely” (literal title). The drama series will be directed by Lee Hyun-Joo (“Imaginary Cat“) and scripted by Jo Jin-Kuk (“Fated To Love You“). For the drama series Ji Hyun-Woo will play psychiatrist Cha Kang-Woo and Kim So-Eun will play editor Lee Na-Eun. The story revolves around people living together at co-living house.
“Love is Annoying, But I Hate Being Lonely” first airs sometime during the second half of this year in South Korea.
Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki: A story of young people residing at a co-living house. They do want to date, but they don’t want to be serious. They prefer being free, but they also don’t want to be lonely.
Cha Kang-Woo (Ji Hyun-Woo) is a single man in his 30’s and he works as a psychiatrist. He is full of curiosity about human beings. Even though he is an attractive man, he is afraid of having a romantic relationships due to trauma from his past. A woman appears in front of him and he begins to have feelings for her.
Lee Na-Eun (Kim So-Eun) is a freelancer copy editor. She is generous to good people, but she does not tolerate injustice. She hopes to become a novelist one day. Due ot her situation, she has not had a boyfriend in 4 years. She begins to stay at the co-living house and develops romantic feelings.
Teaser trailer #3 added for tvN drama series “My Unfamiliar Family” starring Han Ye-Ri & Kim Ji-Suk. Teaser trailer #3 begins with Han Ye-Ri stating “I made an accident.” Captions follow with (0:02) “Single accident,” (0:08) “Secret that gets revealed,” (0:13) “Family like stranger,” (0:17) “Stranger like family,” (0:22) “Can we understand each other?” Meanwhile, below are still images from the drama series. Main characters Kim Eun-Hee (Han Ye-Ri ) and Park Chan-Hyeok (Kim Ji-Suk) have been friends for 15 years. They are not family, but they know each other better than most family.
“My Unfamiliar Family” first airs June 1, 2020 in South Korea.
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tvN drama series “Flower of Evil,” starring Lee Joon-Gi & Moon Chae-Won, will air from July, 2020 in South Korea. The drama series will slot into tvN’s Wednesday & Thursday 11PM time slot after “Oh My Baby.” tvN also revealed photos from the first script reading which took place sometime earlier this year. Attending the first script reading were director Kim Cheol-Kyu, screenwriter Yoo Jung-Hee, Lee Joon-Gi, Moon Chae-Won, Jang Hee-Jin, Seo Hyun-Woo, Nam Gi-Ae, Lim Chul-Hyung, and Choi Dae-Hoon. The script revolves around Detective Cha Ji-Won (Moon Chae-Won) as she chases for the truth behind her husband Baek Hee-Sung (Lee Joon-Gi). Is her husband a serial killer?
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Teaser trailer #1 added for OCN drama series “Train” starring Yoon Si-Yoon, Kyung Soo-Jin, and Shin So-Yul. Around the 10 second mark, Yoon Si-Yoon’s voice appears and he states “Parallel World Mystery.”
Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki: A man lost a precious person because of a serial killer. He crosses over into a different world to figure out the truth behind her death.
Seo Do-Won (Yoon Si-Yoon) is a detective and he is enthusiastic at his job. Han Seo-Kyung (Kyung Soo-Jin) is a prosecutor with an honest personality. Lee Jung-Min (Shin So-Yul) is a member of a scientific investigation unit. She is Seo Do-Won’s childhood friend and also his first love. She supports Seo Do-Won.
Ep.1 for “Train” is now set to air sometime during July, 2020 in South Korea.
Teaser trailer #3 added for MBC drama series “Dinner Mate” starring Song Seung-Heon and Seo Ji-Hye. Teaser trailer #3 ends with Seo Ji-Hye stating “I don’t believe in fate anymore” and then a close-up of Song Seung-Heon appears and he states “No. It is fate.” Meanwhile, above and below are new still images of Song Seung-Heon and Seo Ji-Hye in the drama series.
“Dinner Mate” first airs May 25, 2020 in South Korea.
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Ep.1 trailer and 2nd poster added for TV Chosun drama series “King Maker: The Change of Destiny” starring Park Si-Hoo & Ko Sung-Hee. The 2nd poster features Park Si-Hoo, Ko Sung-Hee, Jeon Kwang-Leol, Sung Hyuk, Kim Seung-Su, Eru, and Kim Bo-Yeon. The drama series is also known as “Wind and Cloud and Rain” which is its literal title of “Baramgwa Gooreumgwa Bi.” The screenplay features a fierce struggle for the Joseon throne and a romance between Choi Chun-Joong (Park Si-Hoo) and Lee Bong-Ryeon (Ko Sung-Hee). Ep.1 trailer starts off with Ko Sung-Hee asking “Will he still remember me?”
“King Maker: The Change of Destiny” first airs May 17, 2020 in South Korea.
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