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Yoon Jong Hoon Is A Wealthy Architect Drawn Into A Family Power Struggle In “Our Happy Days”
KBS1’s new weekday drama “Our Happy Days” has shared the first stills of Yoon Jong Hoon in character! “Our Happy Days” is a warm family series filled with stories from multiple generations, centering on a tense clash between the world’s most perfect man and an endearingly clumsy woman—each striving to become the main character of their own life. Yoon Jong Hoon plays Go Gyeol, a man who seems to have it all—looks, talent, and wealth. He is the grandson of Kang Soo Group chairman Go Kang Soo (Lee Ho Jae) and the second son of Kang Soo Construction president Go Dae Chi (Yoon Da Hoon), as well as a highly accomplished architect who has won the “Young Architect of the Year” award. Living a life seemingly free of hardship, Go Gyeol’s world begins to shift after he becomes entangled with Jo Eun Ae (Uhm Hyun Kyung) and is drawn into a fierce succession battle following Chairman Go Kang Soo’s terminal diagnosis, forcing him to confront unexpected upheavals. Newly released first stills capture Go Gyeol dressed in polished, refined outfits befitting a third-generation chaebol heir. He exudes neat sophistication, while his calm, subdued gaze hints at the character’s complex inner struggles. In another still, Yoon Jong Hoon is seen smiling brightly while conversing with someone. Known for his cynical gaze and sharp remarks, the character’s softer side—revealed only around those he considers his own—adds emotional depth to Go Gyeol. The production team shared, “Yoon Jong Hoon’s delicate acting will deeply portray the sense of emptiness hidden behind Go Gyeol’s perfect exterior, further enhancing viewers’ immersion. We hope audiences look forward to the new charm he will reveal through this drama.” “Our Happy Days” is scheduled to premiere in March as the follow-up to “Marie and Her Three Daddies.”
“The Practical Guide To Love” Director And Writer Talk About The Drama’s Concept, Key Viewing Points, And More
The director and scriptwriter for the upcoming drama “The Practical Guide to Love” have shared their thoughts on the drama! “The Practical Guide to Love” tells the story of Lee Ui Yeong (Han Ji Min), a woman who dives into the world of blind dates after deciding to pursue love. When she meets two men with strikingly different charms, she finds herself torn between them—prompting a journey towards discovering what true love really means. First, director Lee Jae Hoon revealed that his initial impression of the project was shaped by the protagonist’s career. He remarked, “The female lead Lee Ui Yeong working on a hotel purchasing team felt unique.” He found it especially impressive that the drama shines a light on the stories of those who work quietly behind the scenes of glamorous spaces. He continued, “Instead of the luxurious lobby, we focused on the stories of those working in kitchens, storage rooms, and hallways. After extensive consultation and research, we built a realistic portrayal of their professional lives with strong detail.” Writer Lee Yi Jin shared, “The original work was so charming that I didn’t hesitate long after receiving the adaptation offer.” She continued, “I found it interesting that the story focuses seriously on blind dates. From the very first episode, it clearly distances itself from the typical romance drama by confronting the reality that natural encounters are difficult and by showing the careful weighing of potential partners’ conditions,” she explained. “It might feel a bit dry, but I thought it could tell a love story that people in their 30s—who have many responsibilities in life—could relate to.” Talking about the thought that went into portraying blind dates, which serve as the main theme of the drama in an engaging way, director Lee Jae Hoon shared, “As a main subject of a drama, blind dates might feel somewhat ordinary. But at the same time, because it is such an everyday topic, it can create moments that are strongly relatable.” He continued, “I tried to capture and portray those moments that seem trivial but carry significant emotional weight realistically.” Writer Lee Yi Jin remarked, “When I first saw the original work, I loved the contrast between the pure, heart-fluttering art style and the realistic story development.” She continued, “Because I wanted to stay true to the expectations created by the title of the drama and its blind date concept, I tried to vividly capture everything from the decision to go on a blind date to the happenings at the actual blind date and the worries that arise when the blind date begins to transition into a relationship.” Finally, director Lee Jae Hoon and writer Lee Yi Jin both shared key viewing points for the drama. Director Lee Jae Hoon commented, “Many talented actors appear as family members and colleagues, adding fun and depth to the story. The diverse cameo appearances by actors who will play Lee Ui Yeong’s blind date partners will also add fun to the drama.” He added, “I remember being deeply moved several times, thinking how truly blessed we were with this casting,” expressing his trust in the actors. Writer Lee Yi Jin concluded, “I think viewers will find it more enjoyable if they watch while asking themselves questions like, ‘What kind of love did I experience in the past?’ and ‘What choice would I make in that situation?’” She added, “I hope everyone who watches this drama won’t give up on love too easily and will continue to move toward it—each in their own way.”
Watch: Park Sung Woong Is Suddenly Thrust Into Rural Life In New Drama “Cabbage Your Life” Teaser
KBS2’s upcoming drama “Cabbage Your Life” has released its first teaser! “Cabbage Your Life” follows the chaotic story about Sung Tae Hoon’s city family, who suddenly end up in Yeonriri village, as they struggle to return to Seoul. Park Sung Woong plays Sung Tae Hoon, the head of the household, who worked his way up to a corporate manager. But a sudden transfer forces him to move with his family to the rural village of Yeonriri. Sung Tae Hoon navigates a journey from city life to the countryside as he searches for true happiness. The teaser opens with a close-up of a man’s black shoes as he trudges along. The man is none other than Sung Tae Hoon. When he arrives at a field carrying black bags in both hands, he exclaims in disbelief, “Why am I here?” Breaking the fourth wall, Park Sung Woong narrates, “I signed the contract because they said they would change my image [as an actor], but it’s my first time burying cabbage instead of people.” Setting his bags down on the dirt, he looks out over the wide field, marking the city man Sung Tae Hoon’s first step into rural life. “Cabbage Your Life” premieres on March 26 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Han Ji Min Dishes On Her Character In Upcoming Drama “The Practical Guide To Love”
Han Ji Min has shared her thoughts on her upcoming drama “The Practical Guide to Love”! “The Practical Guide to Love” tells the story of Lee Ui Yeong (Han Ji Min), a woman who dives into the world of blind dates after deciding to pursue love. When she meets Song Tae Seop (Park Sung Hoon) and Shin Ji Su (Lee Ki Taek), two men with strikingly different charms, she finds herself torn between them—prompting a journey to discover what true love really means. On why she chose to star in the drama, Han Ji Min shared, “I was drawn to the script because it portrays realistic stories and concerns about love that we often see around us, especially for people at a marriageable age.” She added, “Lee Ui Yeong’s greatest and most appealing trait is her honesty. Whether she is working, interacting with friends, meeting a blind date, or struggling with love, she never loses that honesty,” expressing her affection for the character. While Lee Ui Yeong thrives at work thanks to her competence and the trust of her colleagues, she has been stuck in a rut when it comes to dating. Han Ji Min explained, “Lee Ui Yeong feels like an ordinary person anyone could think of among their acquaintances. I personally thought of one or two friends like her as well.” She continued, “Focusing solely on work and then one day finding yourself thinking seriously about marriage feels like a natural life flow that many people go through. Lee Ui Yeong isn’t a flashy or extraordinary character—she feels more like a friend who could be right beside you, which makes her all the more appealing.” Han Ji Min also revealed that she resonated with Lee Ui Yeong’s relationship with her mother, Park Jung Im (Kim Jung Young). She shared that the character’s close, almost friend-like relationship with her mother resembles her own real-life relationship. She commented, “In real life, I often travel with my mother and we’re like friends. It made me think that I want to become even closer and more affectionate with her in the future.” Lastly, Han Ji Min shared what viewers should focus on in the drama, saying, “I hope viewers can comfortably follow Lee Ui Yeong’s emotions. The show realistically portrays the feelings we experience during cycles of meeting and breaking up, as well as the excitement, worries, and anxieties we face before a new love.” She concluded, “If you were Lee Ui Yeong, which choice would you make between Song Tae Seop and Shin Ji Su? I hope viewers will think about it from Lee Ui Yeong’s perspective.”
Lee Na Young Makes A Bold Live Broadcast Exposé Against Seo Hyun Woo In “Honour”
Lee Na Young will deliver a real-time exposé during a live broadcast in tonight’s episode of “Honour”! Based on a Swedish series, “Honour” is a mystery thriller that tells the story of three lawyers who confront a massive scandal from the past head-on. Lee Na Young, Jung Eun Chae, and Lee Chung Ah star as founding partners of the law firm L&J (Listen and Join), which specializes in representing victims of crimes against women. Spoilers The previous episode ended with Yoon Ra Young (Lee Na Young) falling into a trap orchestrated by Park Je Yeol (Seo Hyun Woo) and was forced into a tense, one-on-one confrontation with him in the darkness. Adding to the shock, another victim of sexual exploitation—whom Park Je Yeol had drawn into the secret app “Connect In” after receiving a suspended indictment—was discovered unconscious in a hotel room. The revelation of Park Je Yeol’s brutal domestic violence toward his wife Hong Yeon Hee (Baek Eun Hye) further fueled calls for justice against both him and the illicit prostitution app. In today’s episode, the showdown between Yoon Ra Young and Park Je Yeol will intensify as both are pushed to the brink. In the preview, Park Je Yeol delivers a chilling warning: “I gave you plenty of chances. Go ahead—let’s see you break.” Yet Yoon Ra Young refuses to back down. Standing once again before a live broadcast camera, she calmly declares, “There is a secret prostitution app. And a current prosecutor is involved,” publicly exposing the truth in real time. The explosive revelation, broadcast nationwide, is expected to shake the entire country. Watching the broadcast, Kang Shin Jae (Jung Eun Chae) and Hwang Hyun Jin (Lee Chung Ah) are left visibly shaken, underscoring the enormous fallout the exposé is likely to trigger. Meanwhile, Park Je Yeol—who has always maintained a composed facade—finally erupts in rage. Scenes of him losing control in his office and later appearing flustered as he is cornered by reporters hint at a cathartic turning point to come. Attention is now focused on whether Yoon Ra Young’s determined exposé can dismantle the powerful cartel surrounding both Park Je Yeol and “Connect In.” The production team commented, “Episode 8 will center on the aftermath of Yoon Ra Young’s decisive revelation and the situation Park Je Yeol finds himself in as a result. Viewers can also look forward to another thrilling ending that will raise the bar once again. Please don’t miss the broadcast.” Episode 8 of “Honour” will air on February 24 at 10 p.m. KST.
Jisoo Enjoys Romantic Virtual Dates With Seo Kang Jun, Lee Soo Hyuk, And More In "Boyfriend On Demand"
Get ready for a heart-fluttering romance with “Boyfriend on Demand”! Helmed by director Kim Jung Sik of “Work Later, Drink Now” and “Not Others,” “Boyfriend on Demand” is a romantic comedy that follows Seo Mi Rae (BLACKPINK’s Jisoo), an overworked webtoon producer who subscribes to a virtual dating simulation service to experience the dates of her dreams. Previously, the teaser for “Boyfriend on Demand” garnered great attention for its special appearance lineup consisting of Seo Kang Jun, Lee Soo Hyuk, Ong Seong Wu, Lee Jae Wook, Lee Hyun Wook, Kim Young Dae, Jay Park, and more. The newly released stills capture the various charms of the actors who portray Seo Mi Rae’s boyfriends in the virtual dating simulation as well as Kim Sung Cheol, who plays Seo Mi Rae’s ex-boyfriend in real life. In one photo, Seo Mi Rae meets Eun Ho (Seo Kang Jun) in a beautiful campus with cherry blossoms blooming. Meanwhile, Si Woo (Lee Soo Hyuk) captivates Mi Rae with an entirely different type of charm, gifting her a dazzling and extravagant date as a third-generation chaebol. Although seemingly cold and perfect, his feelings for Mi Rae appears to be burning fiercely. Furthermore, there are other charming figures including a secret agent (Ong Seong Wu) who appears in front of flight attendant Mi Rae, doctor (Lee Jae Wook), handsome judge (Lee Hyun Wook), and top star (Jay Park), delivering exciting and diverse dates sure to make Mi Rae’s heart flutter. Meanwhile, Mi Rae’s ex-boyfriend Se Jun (Kim Sung Cheol) also raises intrigue for how the story will delve into her real-life relationships. “Boyfriend on Demand” will air on March 6 via Netflix.