Ryeo Un

Legendary K-pop idol producer Kang Soo Hyun's (Go Hyun Jung) life and career are in shambles after a false accusation gets her ousted from Pandora Entertainment, a company she helped build. As the breadwinner of her family, she's desperate to find a way back into work to support her family, as her husband (Yoon Sang Hyun) gave up his career as a music producer to care for their son who lost his hearing in his childhood after a car accident. She decides to recruit music prodigy and former idol hopeful Yoo Jin Woo (Ryeo Un), who was also recently dropped by Pandora after failing to make debut lineups despite ten years of training, determined to finally make him into a star. Can Soo Hyun and Jin Woo find a way to help each other out and move past their hurt?

Namib

🎼Dreams&Second Chances✨

Yoo Jin Woo

In 2023, Ha Eun Gyeol (Ryeoun) is a high schooler and a budding rock musician. He stumbles upon a magical music store that sends him back in time to 1995… where he comes face-to-face with his father Ha Lee Chan (Choi Hyun Wook), who is still in high school! Things get even weirder when he discovers that Lee Chan has a crush on the icy cellist Se Kyeong (Seol In Ah) – not Eun Gyeol's mother, Cheong Ah (Shin Eun Soo)! To try and make things right, Eun Gyeol must join a band fronted by his father. Can Eun Gyeol bring his future parents together? And will he ever get back to his “modern” life? This 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Son Jong Hyun.

Twinkling Watermelon

🍉Viva la Watermelon🍉Team

Scholars Kang San (Ryeoun), Kim Shi Yeol (Kang Hoon), and Jeong Yoo Ha (Jung Gun Joo) have all come to the capital to take the civil service entrance exam – in the hope of one day becoming top-ranking public officials. But together with the innkeeper Yoon Dan Oh (Shin Ye Eun), they stumble upon clues about a bizarre disappearance that took place over a decade ago. Do they have what it takes to solve the puzzling mystery – and possibly find love on the way? This 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Kim Jung Min.

The Secret Romantic Guesthouse

After noticing gaps in investigation methods for catching particularly heinous criminals, quiet, perceptive criminal behavioral analyst Song Ha Young (Kim Nam Gil) decides to explore the world of criminal profiling – a field previously untouched in South Korean policing. Alongside his supportive boss Young Soo (Jin Seon Kyu), Ha Young utilizes his newfound knowledge to delve into the darkest corners of the human psyche in the hopes of catching serial murderers. Ha Young must navigate skeptical law enforcement officers and the limits of his own mind as he strives to bring justice to the victims and prevent more lost life. This drama was inspired by the memoir “Those Who Read the Minds of Evil” by Kwon Il Yong and Ko Na Mu, which tells the true story of South Korea’s first criminal profiler.

Through the Darkness

7️⃣ Ways of Catching Evil Team

JTBC

After nearly twenty years of marriage, Jung Da Jung (Kim Ha Neul) and Hong Dae Young (Yoon Sang Hyun) seem to be well settled in their domestic lives. The proud parents of a pair of eighteen year old twins, the devoted couple have worked hard to build a happy home together. But what seems like an ideal life on the outside is really anything but. Fed up with Dae Young’s incessant nonsense, Da Jung is at her wits’ end. When Dae Young announces that he’s been fired, Da Jung gives up completely. Convinced life would be better without her husband in it, Da Jung wastes no time in filing for divorce.

Shaken by his wife’s decision to leave him and utterly disappointed in where life has taken him, Dae Young takes a hard look at his life. It doesn’t take him long to see all the places where things went wrong, and soon he finds himself regretting absolutely everything about his life. The moment the thoughts of regret enter his head, his body is instantly transformed into that of an eighteen year old, while his thirty-seven year old mind remains intact.&nbsp;

Suddenly given the chance to re-do his entire life, Dae Young changes his name to Ko Woo Young and enrolls himself in his childrens’ school. Seeing life from an entirely different perspective, Dae Young soon finds that despite keeping his middle-aged brain, he still has a lot to learn.&nbsp;

Inspired by the 2009 American film, “17 Again”, “18 Again” is a 2020 romantic comedy drama directed by Ha Byung Hoon.

18 Again

KBS02

Several families live at Samgwang Villa, a boarding house open to people of different backgrounds. Architect Woo Jae Hee (Lee Jang Woo) is one such resident, who lives alone after feuding with his father in his adolescence. At a home remodeling site, he meets Lee Bit Chae Woon (Jin Ki Joo), an interior designer who also happens to live at Samgwang Villa. While the two initially get off to a rough start, they slowly begin to get to know each other and understand their points of view. While Jae Hee enjoys living at Samgwang Villa, Bit Chae Woon longs for a day she can leave, as she supports both her mother and two younger siblings. Can the residents of the villa achieve their dreams?

Homemade Love Story

MBC, KOCOWA

Ten individuals, including police detective Ji Hyeong Ju (Lee Jun Hyuk) and web comic artist Shin Ga Hyeon (Nam Ji Hyun), are given the extraordinary chance to "reset" their lives by going back exactly one year. Initially thrilled by the opportunity to correct past mistakes, they soon discover that this second chance comes with a terrifying price. As mysterious deaths begin to plague the group, they realize someone – or something – is hunting them. Hyeong Ju and Ga Hyeon must race against time to uncover the truth behind the reset and the identity of the killer, before their renewed lives are cut tragically short. This drama was adapted from the Japanese novel “Repeat" by Inui Kurumi.

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