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Sunwoo Jae Duk, Yoon Da Hoon, And Jung Ho Bin Are Childhood Friends Caught In A Changing Power Dynamic In “Our Happy Days”
“Our Happy Days” has unveiled new stills ahead of its premiere! “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. Sunwoo Jae Duk, Yoon Da Hoon, and Jung Ho Bin play Jo Sung Joon, Go Dae Chi, and Seo Kwon Sik, respectively—three men who formed a close friendship during their high school days. Though they briefly reminisce about the past when they reunite by chance, their relationship takes on a bittersweet twist as time places them on opposite sides of a power dynamic. Known as a kindhearted and approachable man, Jo Sung Joon is the father of three siblings—Jo Eun Ae (Uhm Hyun Kyung), Jo Eun Hyung (Choi Sung Won), and Jo Eun Nim (Kim Na Ri). However, behind his warm exterior lies a heavy secret he cannot reveal to his family: he is an unemployed head of household. As the pressure of repeated failures to find a new job weighs on him, Jo Sung Joon unexpectedly reunites with Go Dae Chi and Seo Kwon Sik—friends he drifted apart from 25 years ago after an unforeseen incident. Yoon Da Hoon takes on the role of Go Dae Chi, the president of Kang Soo Construction and the father of Go Gyeol (Yoon Jong Hun) and Go Min Ho (Jung Yoon). With his handsome looks and sharp suits, Go Dae Chi appears to be the picture of a perfect, elegant middle-aged man. However, beneath this polished exterior lies a character burdened with complex inner struggles. Suppressed by the influence of his father Go Kang Soo (Lee Ho Jae), the chairman of Kang Soo Group, Go Dae Chi harbors deep insecurities. When faced with his friend Jo Sung Joon, who later works as a building cleaner, and Seo Kwon Sik, who serves as Chairman Go Kang Soo’s chief secretary, he expresses a distorted sense of superiority that heightens the drama’s tension. Jung Ho Bin plays Seo Kwon Sik, a meticulous perfectionist. With his tightly pressed lips and impeccable posture, Jung Ho Bin fully embodies the character. In the past, when his family’s livelihood was in jeopardy, Seo Kwon Sik had to protect his young children, Seo Seung Ri (Yoon Da Young) and Seo Seung Woo (Yoo Jin Seok). Desperate for a lifeline, he turned to Go Dae Chi, and from that day forward, he became Chairman Go Kang Soo’s trusted right-hand man. Jung Ho Bin is expected to convincingly portray Seo Kwon Sik’s story of putting aside his pride for the sake of survival, adding further depth and intensity to the drama. The story of the three childhood friends meeting again from very different social positions, and the loyalty and conflict that arise between them, will serve as another key point of interest in the drama. “Our Happy Days” is scheduled to premiere on March 30 at 8:30 p.m. KST.
Bae In Hyuk And Roh Jeong Eui Have An Awkward Reunion In “Our Universe”
tvN’s “Our Universe” has shared new stills ahead of the upcoming episode! “Our Universe” is a romance drama that follows Sun Tae Hyung (Bae In Hyuk) and Woo Hyun Jin (Roh Jeong Eui), two in-laws who harbor deep misunderstandings about each other but unexpectedly end up raising their nephew Woo Joo together. After moving in under the same roof, they embark on a journey of personal growth and blossoming romance. Spoilers In the previous broadcast, Sun Tae Hyung was shown confronting the truth about his family’s past and struggling with guilt. Worried that Woo Hyun Jin and Sun Woo Joo (Park Yu Ho) might once again be put in danger because of him, Sun Tae Hyung left the house. Taking advantage of his absence, Park Yoon Seong (Park Seo Ham) began boldly making his move, further increasing curiosity about what will happen next. The newly released stills depict an awkward reunion between Sun Tae Hyung and Woo Hyun Jin. In the images, the two are seen meeting in the lobby of BS Food company. The stills also show Sun Tae Hyung, Woo Hyun Jin, and Park Yoon Seong together at an interview announcing the successful outcome of the GloMarket project. In a previously released teaser for the upcoming episode, Sun Tae Hyung and Woo Hyun Jin were shown recalling the moments when they comforted each other while preparing for the project and expressing their gratitude during the interview. The two look at each other affectionately as they share their heartfelt feelings, while Park Yoon Seong’s serious expression, after sensing the strange atmosphere between them, hints at his complicated feelings. The production team commented, “In the upcoming episode, Sun Tae Hyung and Woo Hyun Jin will reveal their true feelings for each other. We hope viewers will pay attention to the changes in their emotions,” adding, “Please also watch Park Yoon Seong’s actions as he tries to win Woo Hyun Jin’s heart and see what choice Woo Hyun Jin will ultimately make.” The next episode of “Our Universe” will air on March 5 at 10:40 p.m. KST.
CRAVITY's Hyeongjun To Make Acting Debut In Short-Form Rom-Com Drama
CRAVITY’s Hyeongjun will be making his acting debut! On March 5, Hyeongjun’s agency announced, “CRAVITY’s Hyeongjun will appear in ‘Kill the Romeo.’ Please show lots of support and anticipation as he reveals a new side of himself through the role of ‘Hyeongjun.’” “Kill the Romeo” is an interactive, multi-ending romantic comedy short-form drama that begins when a killer—who lives a double life as a passionate idol fan—receives a new mission, only to discover that the target is their own favorite idol. The story takes an unexpected turn when the top-tier assassin realizes that the person they must eliminate is none other than Hyeongjun, the idol they admire most. Presented in a first-person interactive FMV (Full Motion Video) format, the drama offers a fresh twist on the romantic comedy genre. The fate and ending of the main character Hyeongjun change depending on the viewer’s choices, allowing audiences to experience the story from the killer’s perspective. Hyeongjun will play an idol character who shares his real name, marking his first step into acting. In the drama, Hyeongjun is the center of a popular idol group and the killer’s ultimate bias. Known for his warm and cheerful personality as well as his thoughtful and considerate nature, Hyeongjun finds himself in shock after learning at a fan signing event that he has become the killer’s target. From there, his fate—and the story’s ending—varies entirely based on the viewer’s decisions. With its first-person visual style, “Kill the Romeo” heightens immersion while incorporating multiple branching storylines that highlight the interactive format. Viewers step into the role of the killer and face the dilemma of whether to eliminate or protect their favorite idol, with each decision directly shaping the direction and outcome of the story. “Kill the Romeo” has completed filming and is currently in the final stages of post-production. The drama is scheduled to premiere on KITZ in late March.
Kim Hyun Jin Has A Fateful Encounter With Lim Ji Eun In “Love Phobia”
U+tv’s “Love Phobia” has shared a new sneak peek of its upcoming episode! “Love Phobia” tells the story of Han Sun Ho (Kim Hyun Jin), a romance novelist who is deeply in tune with his emotions, and Yoon Bi Ah (Yeonwoo), the emotionally detached CEO of the AI-powered dating app “It’s You.” When their paths cross, they slowly begin to understand each other and embark on a journey to find love. Spoilers In the previous broadcast, Han Sun Ho was greatly shaken after learning that Yoon Bi Ah is Yang Sun Ae (Lim Ji Eun)’s daughter. He piqued viewers’ curiosity by showing how dearly he cherished her book “My Little Paradise.” Pretending not to know anything, Han Sun Ho subtly asked Yoon Bi Ah about her family and learned that Yang Sun Ae had passed away. He then began to understand Bi Ah’s loneliness, which led her to create the AI companion For Me. The newly released stills show the hidden connection between Han Sun Ho and Yang Sun Ae. In the images, Han Sun Ho displays a look of disapproval toward his younger brother Han Baek Ho (Choi Byung Chan), but Baek Ho ignores it and drags his brother to the library. Interest is growing over why the twin brothers, who were left alone in the world after losing their mother—visited the library in the first place. At the library, which he enters reluctantly, Han Sun Ho has a fateful encounter with Yang Sun Ae. Her warm gaze as she looks at Sun Ho, who is struggling with the absence of his mother, becomes a source of comfort in itself and encourages Sun Ho, who had shut himself away, to take a step out into the world. The upcoming episode will unveil the bond the two formed at the library and also the secret Yang Sun Ae kept hidden even from her own daughter Yoon Bi Ah. The next episode of “Love Phobia” will air on March 5 at 11 p.m. KST.
Park Sung Woong, Lee Soo Kyung, Lee Jin Woo, And More Are A Picture-Perfect Family In New Drama “Cabbage Your Life” Poster
The upcoming drama “Cabbage Your Life” has unveiled a new poster! “Cabbage Your Life” follows the chaotic story of Sung Tae Hoon’s (Park Sung Woong) city family, who suddenly find themselves living in Yeonriri village as they struggle to make their way back to Seoul. The newly released poster shows Sung Tae Hoon at the center, with his wife Jo Mi Ryeo (Lee Soo Kyung), and their sons Sung Ji Cheon (Lee Jin Woo), Sung Ji Sang (Seo Yoon Hyuk), and Sung Ji Gu (Yang Woo Hyuk). The image captures their warm and happy family life. The family sits side by side in the living room of their Yeonriri home, looking straight ahead with bright, sunny expressions. The cozy scene makes them feel like a real family, bringing a smile to anyone who sees them. Sung Tae Hoon smiles gently, showing the reassuring presence of a devoted family head, while Jo Mi Ryeo, who has been caring for their three sons while her husband has been busy with work, stands out as the firm center of the family. Meanwhile, the eldest son, Sung Ji Cheon, sits with a sentimental air, while the second son, Sung Ji Sang, shows the energetic charm typical of a teenage boy. The youngest, Sung Ji Gu, sticks close to his mother, displaying an endearing “mommy’s boy” side that makes him look lovable. With the brothers’ distinct personalities clearly on display, all eyes are on how the Sung family will adapt to life in Yeonriri, a pristine yet fierce neighborhood. The production team said, “The story shows a family, each used to fending for themselves, moving to the countryside overnight and learning to rely on one another, highlighting family unity, love, and personal growth. Actors Park Sung Woong, Lee Soo Kyung, Lee Jin Woo, Seo Yoon Hyuk, and Yang Woo Hyuk are showing perfect chemistry on set, just like a real family. Please show a lot of interest in the broadcast, which will capture viewers’ joys and sorrows.” “Cabbage Your Life” premieres on March 26 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Koo Kyo Hwan Struggles To Find His Place In The World In “We Are All Trying Here”
JTBC’s upcoming weekend drama “We Are All Trying Here” has unveiled its first stills of Koo Kyo Hwan! “We Are All Trying Here” tells the story of Hwang Dong Man (Koo Kyo Hwan), who, surrounded by successful friends, believes he is the only one whose life isn’t working out. Consumed by anguish, envy, and jealousy, he sets out on a journey in search of peace. Hwang Dong Man is a man who talks nonstop in an attempt to erase the anxiety that fills him. Even when he appears annoyingly jealous of his successful friends, his behavior is less about malice and more like a desperate struggle to break the silence and prove that he exists. Afraid that quiet moments might expose his own sense of worthlessness—or that he might be forgotten by the world—Hwang Dong Man constantly fills the air with chatter to feel at ease. In the end, his long-winded monologues are not driven by ill intent, but rather serve as a transparent signal of survival—his way of shouting to the world, “I’m still here.” His frantic efforts to push back against his anxiety will serve as a key point of interest in the character. Although flawed, Hwang Dong Man possesses a charm that makes him difficult to hate. Every moment, he wrestles with his feelings of inadequacy. Behind his carefree and cheerful exterior, however, lies a deeply wounded side. Hwang Dong Man is also a “romantic eccentric” who refuses to bow to the world’s gaze and instead writes his own story. His strange habits—such as trying to catch falling leaves or climbing a neighborhood hill just to shout his own name—are, in fact, acts of resistance against sinking into the swamp of worthlessness. In other words, they are a form of romantic defiance. He stubbornly insists on wearing a leather coat belonging to a World War II veteran every day. Even though the weight of reality exhausts him after just 10 minutes, he ultimately lifts the coat’s collar with determination. In that sense, Hwang Dong Man is the very embodiment of a romantic eccentric striving to prove his own worth. The character represents a universal self that many modern people have experienced at least once, while also acting as a persona that reveals the honest inner feelings we often try to hide. “We Are All Trying Here” is set to premiere in April.