New Korean Dramas: October 2022

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A great variety of Korean dramas are premiering in October and I’m excited for a lot of them. Hopefully I’ll find the time to watch as many as possible! Here is the list of dramas:

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Jung Woo Sung to make a small screen comeback after almost a decade with Say You Love Me

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I always love it when actors return to small screen after a long hiatus. Jung Woo Sung (A Moment to Remember, Innocent Witness) has been a popular name in the Korean and TV industry and he is making a drama comeback with Say You Love Me. His last TV show was Padam Padam that aired in 2011, though he did appear for a short time in 2020’s Delayed Justice in order to step in Bae Sung Woo‘s role. Shin Hyun Bin of Hospital Playlist fame has been confirmed for the female lead role. Continue reading →

New KBS weekend drama Three Bold Siblings with Lee Ha Na and Im Joo Hwan

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The new KBS drama seems like a treat for all weekend drama fans! It is titled Three Bold Siblings and is set around two people who are eldest among their siblings but who grew up in different environments. Continue reading →

Kim Sun Ah and Ahn Jae Wook lead JTBC drama The Empire that arrives today

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Another drama set in the legal world? Sigh. I hope it has some fresh flavour to it as we have been seeing a deluge of so many legal dramas this year — One Dollar Lawyer, Blind, May I Please The Court, The Law Cafe and these are just from this month. The number would increase a lot more if I count the previous months. Continue reading →

Fantasy drama The Golden Spoon premieres on MBC today with Yook Sung Jae

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MBC is bringing a fantasy drama titled The Golden Spoon. The plot is about a poor man whose fate gets swapped with a rich man via a golden spoon. It is based on a webtoon that ran from 2016 to 2018. It is screen adapted by the writing duo who penned shows like The Prime Minister And I (2013) and superhits Winter Sonata (2002) and Summer Scent (2003), and my personal favourite Sweet 18 (2004). Continue reading →