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Disney+’s upcoming series “The Murky Stream” has announced its release date along with striking new posters and a teaser! Set in a lawless Joseon era where the once-clear Gyeong River has turned into a murky stream, “The Murky Stream” follows the turbulent fates of Si Yool (Rowoon), who hides his past and becomes a rogue, the wise and righteous Choi Eun (Shin Ye Eun), and Jeong Cheon (Park Seo Ham), who dreams of becoming an incorruptible official. The posters feature dramatic ink splatters representing both the rough currents of the Gyeong River (which flowed through the capital during the Joseon era, around the area of today’s Han River) and the corruption of those in power that have darkened the once-clear waters. At the center, the three determined youths stand resolutely, while the phrase “It’s your fault. You were born into a corrupt world” sparks curiosity about how they will carve out their destinies in such a harsh era. Notably, the poster’s logo was created by Chong Tae Chun, a renowned Korean folk singer and singer-songwriter, adding another layer of interest. The bold brushstrokes of the title hint at a story full of twists and unpredictable turns. The teaser plunges viewers into a chaotic Joseon, tilted and oppressed by the powerful, and follows the three youths as they pursue their own sense of justice. It opens with Si Yool delivering a chilling line: “Living is like a ferocious dream. There will be a price to pay.” The calm of the Gyeong River is shattered by the shadow of a looming invasion, accompanied by Jeong Cheon’s urgent warning: “Joseon is a land in decline. Everywhere reeks of rot.” Tension escalates as Choi Eun boldly cries: “This is outrageous!” She is met by the oppressors’ chilling retort: “Nothing is impossible for the powerful.” Undeterred, the three youths ready themselves for battle, sharpening their blades and declaring: “Let’s fight. In this weary world, dying would be a blessing.” “The Murky Stream” will premiere with three episodes on September 26, followed by two new episodes weekly, for a total of nine episodes.
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Song Seung Heon Shows Up In Time To Help Uhm Jung Hwa Amid Chaos In “My Troublesome Star”
Song Seung Heon comes in time to rescue Uhm Jung Hwa in tonight’s episode of “My Troublesome Star”! “My Troublesome Star” is a romantic comedy about Korea’s biggest star Im Se Ra (Jang Da Ah), who mysteriously vanishes and wakes up one day as Bong Cheong Ja (Uhm Jung Hwa), an ordinary middle-aged woman. Song Seung Heon stars as Dokgo Chul, a former detective who helps Bong Cheong Ja as she struggles to navigate life after losing 25 years in the blink of an eye. Spoilers The previous episode showed Bong Cheong Ja struggling to adjust to reality after losing 25 years of her life. She came to accept that she was no longer Im Se Ra, the “nation’s goddess” adored by all, but an ordinary, middle-aged woman unknown to anyone. The chaotic reunion between the amnesiac Bong Cheong Ja and Dokgo Chul, now a demoted police officer, also raised anticipation for what comes next. In particular, Dokgo Chul’s suspicion about Bong Cheong Ja’s traffic accident added intrigue to the mystery of the years she lost. The newly released stills capture Bong Cheong Ja at the center of a gosiwon (Korean accommodation) commotion. Surrounded and questioned by the residents, her flustered expression hints that something serious has happened. Caught not in cheers or affectionate looks but in suspicious stares, she faces a situation she has never encountered before, and her reddened eyes reveal her sadness. In the following still, Dokgo Chul’s commanding presence stands out. Appearing like a black knight once again at the worst moment of Bong Cheong Ja’s life, his arrival raises questions about whether he can resolve the crisis. The next still captures Bong Cheong Ja, who looks as if she’s entranced and drawn to something. Go Hee Young (Lee El) won the Cannes Best Actress award, and all eyes are on how Bong Cheong Ja will react to the news that Go Hee Young achieved the dream she once aspired to. The complex emotions in Bong Cheong Ja’s wistful and sorrowful gaze further heighten anticipation for her comeback as she strives to reclaim the position she lost. The production team shared, “In today’s episode, Bong Cheong Ja faces a decisive moment as she begins her comeback. Look forward to the exciting changes in her relationship with Dokgo Chul, and the turning point that opens a new chapter in her dream.” The next episode of “My Troublesome Star” airs on August 25 at 10 p.m. KST.
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Disney+’s upcoming drama “Tempest” has unveiled new stills! “Tempest” follows Moon Ju (Jun Ji Hyun), a renowned UN ambassador who sets out to uncover the truth behind an assassination attempt on a presidential candidate, and San Ho (Kang Dong Won), a special agent of unknown nationality who must protect her, as they confront a massive truth that threatens the Korean Peninsula. The newly released stills capture the subtle tension and unspoken pull between Moon Ju and San Ho. Since their fateful meeting at the scene of the attempted assassination, Moon Ju has found herself targeted by a secret organization, while San Ho steps in as her protector—heightening anticipation over how their relationship will unfold. As they draw closer to uncovering the truth behind the large-scale conspiracy, their undefined emotions for each other begin to deepen. Amid constant twists and looming dangers, the two walk a razor-thin line between trust and doubt—unable to fully trust, yet unable to let go—bringing to life the layered emotions of espionage and romance. Their story weaves together moments of suspicion and dependence, leaving viewers eager to see how Moon Ju and San Ho will navigate the storm that lies ahead. Directors Kim Hee Won and Heo Myung Haeng, who are co-helming the series, praised the leads, stating, “When the two actors stand together, they exude an aura that makes them seem invincible. They performed with such boldness and fearlessness that it elevated their characters even further, and we’re deeply grateful for their passion.” “Tempest” will premiere with three episodes on September 10, followed by two new episodes weekly starting September 17, for a total of nine episodes.
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Kim Da Mi Talks About Her Character In "A Hundred Memories," Why She Chose The Drama, And More
Kim Da Mi has shared her thoughts on her “A Hundred Memories” character! Set in the 1980s, “A Hundred Memories” is a nostalgic coming-of-age romance drama about the friendship between two young bus attendants, Go Young Rye (Kim Da Mi) and Seo Jong Hee (Shin Ye Eun), and their shared first love Han Jae Pil (Heo Nam Jun). Kim Da Mi described her character Young Rye as “someone with a pure, clear soul, a warm heart, and so much love.” She continued, “That’s why she knows how to give everything for her friends and family. I find that really cool.” Kim Da Mi recalled how she felt when she first encountered “A Hundred Memories.” She said, “When I read the script, it felt like each and every character was alive. I wanted to live in that world, too.” She added, “The more I read, the more I fell in love with Young Rye for her purity. That’s why I decided to take on the challenge.” Kim Da Mi added that the 1980s—an era she’d never lived through—and the job of a bus conductor also felt special to her. She shared, “It seemed like a time that, in some ways, was freer than today and in other ways wasn’t; but when it came to love, everyone was passionate and full of dreams.” Kim Da Mi said with a smile, “I was happy just to have experienced that era, and by indirectly stepping into this line of work, I realized how demanding the job really was. I came away with deep respect for the bus conductors of those days.” “A Hundred Memories” will premiere on September 13 at 10:40 p.m. KST.