Made in Korea Season 2
Release Date: September 9th
Cast: Hyun Bin, Jung Woo Sung, Woo Do Hwan, Seo Eun Soo, Won Ji An, Jung Sung Il and more
Synopsis: Nine years later, Baek Gi Tae embarks on a perilous journey, driven out of control by even greater ambitions.
Key Highlights: Made in Korea captivated audiences and critics alike with its compelling narrative woven through South Korea’s dark modern history. Season 2 leaps forward in time to follow Baek Gi Tae (played by Hyun Bin) as his dangerous desires spiral out of control. Viewers will be left wondering where Gi Tae’s journey will ultimately lead, even as his actions become increasingly difficult to justify.
Genres: Action, Thriller, Political
Episodes: 6
Network: Disney Plus
Where to Watch: Disney Plus
The Ordinary Jackpot
Release Date: September 10th
Cast: Lee Jun Hyuk, Seo Hyun Woo, Oh Dae Hwan and more
Synopsis: An ordinary office worker wins the top lottery prize and starts going to work with a completely transformed mindset.
Key Highlights: The idea of winning the lottery is a fantasy almost everyone can relate to. What makes The Ordinary Jackpot interesting is that the protagonist’s life doesn’t suddenly change after his big win. Some viewers may find some vicarious satisfaction in watching him live with a financial safety net.
Genres: Office, Drama, Fantasy
Episodes: 10
Network: TVING, tvN
Where to Watch: TBD
A Love Other Than Yours
Release Date: September 12th
Cast: Seo Kang Joon, Ahn Eun Jin, Lee Joo Ahn, Jo Aram and more
Synopsis: After ten years together, a long-term couple is suddenly forced to confront unfamiliar emotions.
Key Highlights: Seo Kang Joon returns with the romance drama fans have been eagerly waiting for. Every time a new poster or teaser is released, fans have been praising his visuals and expressing excitement about his chemistry with Ahn Eun Jin.
Genres: Romance, Drama
Episodes: 14
Network: KBS
Where to Watch: Prime Video
The Scandal
Release Date: September 18th
Cast: Son Ye Jin, Ji Chang Wook, Nana and more
Synopsis: In the repressive world of Joseon, a brilliant and scheming noblewoman, Lady Jo (played by Son Ye Jin), makes a secret proposition to Jo Won (Ji Chang Wook), a notorious playboy who has conquered every heart in the kingdom. When the innocent Hee Yeon (Nana) gets swept into their dangerous game of temptation, hidden desires spark an uncontrollable fire.
Key Highlights: One of the most highly anticipated titles from Netflix’s 2026 lineup, The Scandal is based on the 2003 film Untold Scandal. The 16-episode series expands the original story of dangerous love and desire in Joseon, giving the characters and their relationships more room to unfold. The star-studded cast of Son Ye Jin, Ji Chang Wook and Nana has also generated plenty of buzz ahead of its release. How the series will reinvent the original film’s provocative romance and the chemistry between its three leads will be key points to watch.
Genres: Historical, Romance, Drama, Period
Episodes: 16
Network: Netflix
Salon De Nabi
Release Date: September 19th
Cast: Kim Hyang Gi, Choi Daniel, Oh Yoona, Sim Eun Woo and more
Synopsis: Set in a hair salon, the drama follows a talented hairstylist and a group of interns as they help clients transform their looks while growing both personally and professionally.
Key Highlights: The drama is finally getting a chance to air after being shelved due to school bullying allegations involving one of its cast members. It appears JTBC may have chosen to schedule the series in place of a new production amid the network’s recent financial difficulties. Regardless, the drama is the result of hard work from its cast and crew, and hopefully it will receive a warm response from viewers.
Genres: Human, Drama
Episodes: 16
Network: JTBC
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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.
