Hi Everyone,

I come bearing exciting news from u/viki_official. We have the opportunity to ask a handful of questions to the cast of A Bona Fide Killer!

We don't currently have a specific time frame as to when we'll stop submissions but know this is going to be a quick collection (<24 hours) so submit them ASAP if you don't want to miss out.

The mod team will curate a list of questions for submission based on these submissions and those submitted by our mod/host teams.

If it goes ahead the Q&A will be shared with the community as a Behind the Screen post, like our Q&A with the cast of "Our Universe"

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• Drama: A Shop for Killers Season 2
  • Korean Title: 킬러들의 쇼핑몰 시즌2
• Network: Disney+
• Airing Dates: July 22, 2026 – August 12, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Wednesday
• Episodes: 8
• Streaming Sources: Disney+
• Director and Screenwriter: Lee Kwon (Save Me Season 2)
• Screenwriter:  Ji Ho Jin (Newtopia)
• Cast:
  • Lee Dong Wook (Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938) as Jung Jin Man
  • Kim Hye Jun (Inspector Koo) as Jung Ji An
• Plot Synopsis: Jung Ji An is the new CEO for shopping mall Murthehelp. She teams up with her uncle, Jung Jin Man, who has returned, and launches a counterattack against Babylon.

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Grab yourself a knee rug and a mug of hot chocolate, it's time to reminisce those old time dramas from days gone by of pre-2019. Maybe you were around when they aired for the first time and want to take a trip down memory lane by watching them on the box. Maybe it's your first time through.

This is our weekly discussion exclusively for those older Korean dramas on your currently watching list. We don't want to hear about the currently hyped dramas here, so please keep it to the older stuff on your watch list.

Reminder, we advocate the use of legal streaming sources wherever possible. Any comments mentioning illegal sources will be removed and links will lead to bans as per our rules. As it is very hard to find many of the really old dramas rather than asking users "where are you watching?", we suggest you instead ask "did you find a legal source?". See our policies on streaming sites and VPNs here.

Crazily enough not everyone has watched these classics yet so please remember your spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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A weekly thread to talk about all the things that we are watching! You are not limited to Korean things, feel free to talk about other dramas/shows you are watching.

Find all the latest What Are You Watching posts here.

Here are the latest On-Air Discussions.

Find a list of our related sub-reddits for more in-depth discussions of non K-drama content here.

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Welcome to our weekly identification thread. This is the themed post for all identification questions and requests, including dramas!

Before posting in this thread please take a look through our discussion resources - who/what/which is this section which outlines ways in which you can work out many of these requests for yourself.

You can ask here for help identifying the following things: Dramas, Actors, Product Placement (either product or brand), Drama Locations, Clothing, Accessories, Music (OST or background).

Please provide a picture if possible (upload on imgur) and include as much contextual information as you know (e.g. source drama, broadcast year, episode number and time stamp, etc.).

Once you have found an answer please edit your original comment to state "SOLVED" in bold caps at the top so people don't spend time trying to help unnecessarily.

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Disney+: A Shop For Killers Season 2

Season 2 Premieres 22 July. New Episodes every Wednesday

• Cast: Lee Dong-wook, Kim Hye-joon
• Synopsis: Jeong Ji-An is the new CEO for shopping mall Murthehelp. She teams up with her uncle, Jeong Jin-Man, who has returned, and launches a counterattack against Babylon
• Director: Lee Kwon
• Screenwriter: Ji Ho-jin
• Teaser/Trailer: Main trailer
• Streaming: Disney+

Hello and welcome to Kim Tan's Talk Time (Tuesday)!

This is a free-for-all discussion in which almost anything goes, don't diss The Heirs or break any of our other core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed.

Consider this post a refuge from all the memes and fanart that are pouring in and enjoy the peace and quiet. Think of it as Tan's family wine cellar, the perfect place to chill out from the world in a fabulous sweater and have a little chat.

Who is this Kim Tan I keep hearing about and why does he have not one, but two threads dedicated to him? Good questions. If you take a look through our glossary, you will find all the answers you seek;

KIM TAN is the lead male in r/KDRAMA’s favourite drama, The Heirs. He’s kind of the worst but he has great sweaters so it balances out. “Kim Tan” is used in three ways on r/KDRAMA; 1) when referring to Lee Min Ho’s seminal character in The Heirs, 2) when referring to Automod (alt. Tan Bot) - “Kim Tan is feeling very triggered by my post”, “S***! Tan Bot just ate my post”, 3) In place of “God” or other deities - “For the love of Kim Tan!”

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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Which dramas did you watch this month and would you recommend them to others?

Welcome to our monthly YES!, NO!, Maybe thread where you are invited to share short (or long) reviews of dramas you have watched this month and a final "verdict" of whether you would recommend the drama or not.

Our suggested format/structure for comments is:

Drama Name

• Good Things: about the drama

• Bad Things: about the drama

• Interesting Things: about the drama

• Verdict: of whether you would recommend the drama or not

You are not limited to Kdramas, feel free to discuss non-Kdramas or movies too. We strongly encourage you to share your MDL profile so that others can compare their tastes with yours to get a better understanding of preferences and dislikes, which will help in understanding if the feedback provided is applicable for them.

Please remember that every individual watching goes in with their own life experiences and biases so not everyone will see the drama in the same light or enjoy it in the same way.

Just because someone did not enjoy a drama that you loved is not a slight against you as a person.

When participating in this discussion please remember that whilst dramas do not have feelings, human beings do. Be kind to one another.

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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• Drama: See You At Work Tomorrow!
  • Hangul: 내일도 출근!
• Director: Jo Eun Sol
• Screenwriter: Kim Gyeong Min (Born Again)
• Network: tvN
• Episodes: 12
• Airing Schedule: Mondays and Tuesdays @ 9:50PM (KST)
  • Airing Date: June 22, 2026 - July 28, 2026
• Streaming Sources: Amazon Prime
• Starring:
  • Seo In Guk (Reply 1997) as Kang Si U
  • Park Ji Hyun (Flex X Cop) as Cha Ji Yun
  • Kang Mi Na (Moonshine) as Yun No A
  • Choi Kyung Hoon (Snowdrop) as Cho Ga Eul
  • Won Gyu Bin as Lee Jae In
• Plot Synopsis:

Depicts the story of Cha Ji Yun, a seventh-year office worker stuck in a career slump, who chooses her prickly boss, Kang Si U, as the “lesser evil” to avoid the “worst.” Together, they grow to become each other’s irreplaceable “best.”

Kang Si U, the direct supervisor of Cha Ji Yun and a handsome man who has everything except a pleasant personality. Kang Si U has striking looks, an impressive physique, and a lifestyle fit for a self-care textbook, but his cold, blunt manner has earned him the nickname “the company’s worst grump.” He becomes tangled in an unusual way with Ji Yun.

Cha Ji Yun, a hardworking professional worn down by her job and by life itself. Known for her skilled hands and exceptional work instincts, she handles tasks with ease and has earned the trust of her colleagues. However, she is facing a slump in both work and love. Into her ordinary life barges her prickly boss, Kang Si U.

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On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.

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Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2] / [Episodes 3 & 4] / [Episodes 5 & 6] / [Episodes 7 & 8]

• Drama: Dream To You
  • Hangul: 그대에게 드림
• Director: Yoo Seon Dong (Bad And Crazy)
• Screenwriter: Rachel Eunbea Chung
• Network: ENA
• Episodes: 12
• Airing Schedule: Mondays and Tuesdays @ 10:00PM (KST)
  • Airing Date: July 13, 2026 - August 18, 2026
• Streaming Sources: Viki, Viu
• Starring:
  • Hwang In Youp (True Beauty) as Woo Su Bin
  • Lee Hye Ri (Reply 1988) as Ju I Jae
• Plot Synopsis: A romantic comedy exploring the lives of two individuals at different crossroads in life. Reporter Lee Jae has transitioned from a fearless teen driven by dreams to a disillusioned 20-something facing the harsh realities of life, and finally becoming an adult in her 30s who feels like she has settled into mediocrity. On the other hand, film director Su Bin has lived a life designed by his parents during his teenage years but eventually broke free and charged through his 20s and ultimately achieved the dream he had longed for by his 30s.

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On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.

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Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2]

Another Monday, another week -- welcome to Monday Madness! This is a free-for-all (FFA) discussion post in which almost anything goes, just remember to be kind to each other and don't break any of our core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed.

This is also the space to share content that would otherwise not qualify as self-posts under our rules -- like rumored casting news and discussions about non-kdramas.

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Welcome to our Spotlight On post series where you can share your picks of dramas that deserve the spotlight! Each Spotlight On post is focused on a genre or theme, as you can see in the post title. Based on this genre/theme, you are welcome to share your views about dramas you have watched that fit the topic of this post, which is:

Revenge

Dramas that feature one or more characters trying to get revenge on someone.

You are invited to share short (or long) reviews of dramas you have watched that fit the topic of this post and an explanation of why you think the drama deserves the spotlight, including whether you would recommend the drama or not.

Our suggested format/structure for comments is:

Drama Name

• Good Things: about the drama,

• Bad Things: about the drama

• Interesting Things: about the drama

• Spotlight On Because: explain why you think the drama deserves the spotlight, including whether you would recommend the drama or not.

We strongly encourage you to share your MDL profile so that others can compare their tastes with yours to get a better understanding of preferences and dislikes, which will help in understanding if the feedback provided is applicable for them.

Please remember that every individual watching goes in with their own life experiences and biases so not everyone will see the drama in the same light or enjoy it in the same way.

Just because someone did not enjoy a drama that you loved is not a slight against you as a person.

When participating in this discussion please remember that whilst dramas do not have feelings, human beings do. Be kind to one another.

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

Hello everyone! Have you been sleeping well or have you been up all night binging dramas?

Eun Sang's Sleepy Sunday Soliloquy (ESSSS) is a free for all thread, in which almost anything goes, don't diss The Heirs or break any of our other core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed - including monologues!

Who is Eun Sang?! Good question. To the uninitiated among us who haven't watched the seminal masterpiece, The Heirs, she is r/KDRAMA's first lady, Kim Tan's main squeeze, Cha Eun Sang. She is a lady of few words, but many, many tears.

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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Drama Information:

• Drama: The Apartment Job / 아파트
• Network: jTBC
• Premiere Date: July 11th, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Saturdays and Sundays @ 10:40PM KST
  • Airing Date: July 11, 2026 - August 16, 2026
• Episodes: 12
• Streaming Source: Netflix
• Director: Jo Yong Won (Sketch)
• Screenwriter: Kim Yoon Young (My Strange Hero)
• Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Comedy, Crime
• Cast:
  • Ji Sung (The Judge Returns) as Park Hae Gang
  • Ha Yoon Kyung (Undercover Miss Hong) as Kang Ha Ri
  • Moon So Ri (When Life Gives You Tangerines) as Jang Suk Jin
  • Park Byung Eun (Dear Hongrang) as Lee Chung Won
• Plot Synopsis: > Desperate for cash, a former gang boss teams up with an aspiring lawyer to steal an apartment complex's reserve fund — only to uncover deep corruption. (Source: Netflix)
• Previous Discussions:
  • Episodes 1 & 2

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On-air Rules: Users participating in any on-air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our on-air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in on-air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other on-air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.

Spoiler Tag Reminder: As per our On-Air-Rules, spoiler tags must be used for major spoilers of the on-air drama and when spoiling a different drama or other material (ie. webtoon, book, movie, etc.). When the spoiler is for anything other than the on-air drama, you must make it clear on the outside of the spoiler tags what is being spoiled. Review our On-Air-Rules for additional guidance.

• Drama: Spooky in Love
  • Korean Title: 오싹한 연애
  • Alternate Title: Chilling Romance
• Network: TvN
• Airing Dates: July 18, 2026 - August 23, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Saturday & Sunday
• Episodes: 12
• Streaming Sources: Netflix
• Director: Lee Min Soo (Resident Playbook)
• Screenwriter:  Choi Jung Mi (Shoot My Heart)
• Cast:
  • Park Eun Bin (The WONDERfools) as Cheon Yeo Ri
  • Yang Se Jong (Doona!) as Ma Gang Uk
  • Ong Seong Wu (Strong Girl Nam Soon) as Kang Min Hwan
• Plot Synopsis: An investigative occult romance drama about a hotel heiress who can see ghosts and a passionate prosecutor who team up in a chaotic partnership. The heiress is haunted every night by the restless spirits of people who died unjustly, while the prosecutor works tirelessly to solve unsolved murder cases, taking on society’s hidden evils together.

On-Air Rules:

• On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.
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Drama Information

• Drama: The Husband
  • Hangul: 결혼의 완성
  • Literal title: The Completion of Marriage
• Network: KBS2
• Episodes: 12
• Airing schedule: Saturdays & Sundays @ 9:20 PM (KST)
  • Airing date: July 4, 2026 - August 9, 2026
• Streaming sources: Disney+
• Director: Kim Jung Hyun
• Starring:
  • Namkoong Min as Kang Tae Ju
  • Lee Seol as Ko Se Yun
  • Kim Dae Myung as No Man Hui
  • Lee Sang Hee as Kim Gyeong Ae
• Plot Synopsis:

On the verge of divorce, Kang Tae Ju's life is shattered when his wife, Ko Se Yun, is kidnapped. As he desperately searches for her, he is implicated in a murder-for-hire case and becomes a wanted fugitive. Hunted by the police, he finds himself locked in a deadly battle with No Man Hui, a seemingly ordinary man whose calm exterior conceals a terrifying cruelty.

As Se Yun struggles to escape her captors, she encounters the mysterious Kim Gyeong Ae, whose kindness hides an unsettling aura and whose role in the case remains uncertain. With hidden motives and dangerous secrets gradually coming to light, Tae Ju is pushed to increasingly perilous extremes and must uncover the truth behind the kidnapping before he loses the woman he is about to leave.

• Previous Discussions:
  • Episodes 1 & 2
  • Episodes 3 & 4

On-Air Rules

• On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.
• Spoiler Tag Reminder: As per our On-Air-Rules, spoiler tags must be used for major spoilers of the On-Air drama and when spoiling a different drama or other material (ie. webtoon, book, movie, etc.). When the spoiler is for anything other than the On-Air drama, you must make it clear on the outside of the spoiler tags what is being spoiled. Review our On-Air-Rules for additional guidance.

Gather around everyone and let's talk about the things you spotted this week while watching dramas! This is the place to share if you spotted any of the following:

• Truck of Doom^TM and other tropes you love/hate

• Easter eggs and notable references to other dramas, artwork, poems, books, etc.

• Fun or interesting background details in a scene (e.g. in the set, props, clothing, background music, location, etc.)

• Ramyeon, soju, fried chicken, and other foods/drinks

• Puns, idioms, and other interesting tidbits about culture

• Subway, Samsung, Swarovski, and other PPL

• A Kim Tan Worthy Sweater^TM and more!

Share your love or frustration or rage or annoyance or amusement at seeing these things. You are not limited currently airing Kdramas or even Kdramas at all but please be mindful of spoilers.

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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