My Bias, My Boss
Release Date: August 3rd
Cast: Kang Hoon, Kim Hye Jun, Cha Woo Min
Synopsis: The story follows passionate fan Nam Da Reum, who lands a job at the agency founded by her favorite idol, D.N.X’s Lee Chan. Before long, she finds herself caught in a love triangle between him and the company’s CEO, Kang Ha Gi.
Key Highlights:Kim Hye Jun, who demonstrated fierce survival skills as Jeong Ji An in A Shop for Killers, is back as the lead in a romantic triangle drama. Fans are eager to see if this story of a successful super-fan will captivate both K-pop fans and general viewers alike.
Genres: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 12
Network: tvN
Where to Watch: U-NEXT, HBO Max
Flex x Cop Season 2
Release Date: August 7th
Cast: Ahn Bo Hyun, Jung Eun Chae, Kang Sang Jun
Synopsis: The story of third-generation chaebol detective Jin Yi Soo solving cases alongside his new team leader, Joo Hye Ra.
Key Highlights: The drama received a great response for its unique premise of a wealthy chaebol turned detective. The chemistry between Ahn Bo Hyun and Park Ji Hyun also contributed significantly to its popularity. While it might be disappointing for fans who rooted for their dynamic, Jung Eun Chae joins the cast as his new partner. Will the show be able to carry on the success of Season 1?
Genres: Crime, Action, Comedy
Episodes: 14
Network: SBS
Where to Watch: Disney Plus
Our Sticky Love
Release Date: August 7th
Cast: Jung Hae In, Ha Young, Heo Sung Tae
Synopsis: Prosecutor Go Eun Sae gets caught in an accident and loses her memory while tracking down a violent crime syndicate. The story unfolds when Jang Tae Ha, a boxing coach who claims to be her boyfriend, suddenly appears before her.
Key Highlights: Netflix is delivering a romantic comedy after focusing heavily on thrillers for a while. Ha Young, who drew attention last year through The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call, stars as Jung Hae In’s on-screen partner. Known for his great chemistry with co-stars in every romantic project, fans are eager to see what kind of dynamic Jung Hae In will showcase with Ha Young this time.
Genres: Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 12
Network: Netflix
Where to Watch: Netflix
New Recruit Season 4
Release Date: August 24th
Cast: Kim Min Ho, Kim Dong Jun, Oh Dae Hwan, Lee Hyun Kyun
Synopsis: Having reached the rank of Corporal, Park Min Seok finds himself facing a dynamic barracks life once again with the arrival of a mysterious new recruit and an elite battalion commander.
Key Highlights: The military drama New Recruit is back for Season 4 with a loyal fanbase behind it. If you want a more realistic look into Korean military culture, New Recruit comes highly recommended.
Genres: Military, Comedy
Episodes: 8
Network: ENA
Where to Watch: TBA (Genie TV and TVING in South Korea)
Four Hands Two Sonatas
Release Date: August 28th
Cast: Song Kang, Lee Jun Young, Jang Gyuri
Synopsis: Set in an arts high school filled with musical prodigies, this story depicts the friendship, competition and growth of two genius pianists.
Key Highlights: Every teaser image and video release has been setting the internet on fire. Fans are eagerly speculating how far the connection between Song Kang and Lee Jun Young will go. As viewers count down to the premiere, many are hoping the show answers their wishes and delivers something even deeper than bromance.
Genres: Youth, Romance, Music
Episodes: 12
Network: tvN
Where to Watch: Netflix
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Edited by Hong Hyun Jung
Translated by Eungee Joh
Edited Hong Hyun Jung: I am a K-content guide who publishes various articles for people to enjoy Korean movies and dramas deeper and richer. I’ll introduce you to the works that you can laugh, cry and sympathize with.
