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The 10-episode youth romance is a joint Kakao Entertainment and Fuji TV adaptation, premiering Dec. 25 on FOD and Wavve with new episodes every Friday.
Kim Hyejun, Heo Junho and Kim Sunyoung join the Friday-Saturday series about a surgeon who finds his way into psychiatry.
Fans can look forward to the chemistry and dynamics of "Nine to Six," the romance series starring Park Min Young and Yook Sungjae, which premieres November 25.
The team behind "Culinary Class Wars" is making a 2027 Netflix series that judges singers on their voices alone.
Set in 1258 Goryeo, the JTBC drama sends a royal commander and a battle-hardened warrior after the same sacred relic, and neither wants the other's help.
The webtoon adaptation casts Joy as a job seeker turned manager to a top star with a hidden past, ahead of its November 9 premiere.
Lee Jin Uk will play Gu Seung Hyuk, a guarded forensic pathologist with nearly 3,000 autopsies behind him, in tvN's medical mystery slated for 2027.
The idol-actor stars opposite Cho Yi Hyun as a village landowner's son whose quiet life shifts when a city girl arrives for the summer.
The four-episode spin-off of MBC's 2005 sitcom "Hello, Francesca" moves its vampires into a high school, with Kim Hyun Jin as the class president.
The co-stars trade praise ahead of Saturday's premiere of a rom-com about an A-list actor and a heiress who thinks she's his on-screen heroine.
Dahyun plays an art club student who uses a wheelchair and falls for a sidelined swimmer in a first-love film aimed at 2027.
The adaptation of the Chinese hit "The Rational Life" pairs a workaholic with a warm younger colleague, and Go Soo returns to romance after 15 years.
Jang Jin, Park Ji Yoon, Jang Dong Min and Kim Ji Hun are back too, with special guests joining every episode of the new season.
Disney+ previews the four leads of its web novel adaptation, from a rattled empress to a scheming royal favorite, ahead of the drama's November premiere.
The SBS medical noir posted its best rating yet with episode 3, topping every program of any kind that aired Friday in Korea.
The episode one preview shows Hong Seung Hee's lonely heiress deciding she is the heroine of his drama after an accident.
The teen romance casts her as a high schooler who meets Jin Young's character in a village, and it premieres October 26 on Viki.
The new images show a milk delivery gone wrong, a suspicious clown and a two-faced agency boss ahead of the October 30 premiere.
New stills introduce Joy as a job seeker concealing her past as an author and Kim Hyun Jin as the top star who finds comfort in her unfinished book.
JTBC's cooking competition drama premieres October 24 at 10:40 p.m. KST, with Hong Hwa Yeon and Chang Ryul rounding out the chefs chasing the top title.
The weekend series from "Crash Course in Romance" writer Yang Hee Seung is set to premiere in the first half of 2027, after "Love on the Menu" wraps.
The period thriller is the fifth Korean release of 2026 to clear 3 million admissions, and its weekly audience is still climbing.
