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Arin And Yoon San Ha Enjoy A Sweet At-Home Date In “My Girlfriend Is The Man!”
“My Girlfriend is the Man!” has shared new stills from its upcoming episode! Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, “My Girlfriend is the Man!” is a romantic comedy about a college student whose girlfriend unexpectedly transforms into a man. ASTRO’s Yoon San Ha stars as Park Yoon Jae, an astronomy student who is head over heels for his girlfriend Kim Ji Eun (OH MY GIRL’s Arin). Due to a gene that runs in her family, Kim Ji Eun suddenly turns into a handsome man (played by Yoo Jung Hoo) and begins going by the name Kim Ji Hoon. Chuu plays Kang Min Joo, a popular student who secretly has a crush on Park Yoon Jae. Spoilers In the previous episode, Kim Ji Eun, who had returned to being a woman, gave Park Yoon Jae her blessing to take an invaluable opportunity to study abroad as an exchange student at Corning University in the U.S., promising that their hearts would not grow apart despite the distance. She also shocked Kang Min Joo by revealing that she was, in fact, Kim Ji Hoon. In the newly released stills, Yoon Jae tenderly hugs Kim Ji Eun from behind as she happily eats a fish-shaped pastry he bought for her. To return his thoughtfulness, Ji Eun takes a big bite of the pastry to show her affection. However, Ji Eun’s expression soon darkens and she folds her hands together and prays fervently. Puzzled by her sudden behavior, Yoon Jae gently offers her his lap to rest on. Viewers are left wondering what Ji Eun could have prayed for that affected Yoon Jae so deeply—and whether the two will ultimately get their happy ending. The production team commented, “Yoon San Ha and Arin have been delighting viewers with their performances and chemistry in ‘My Girlfriend is the Man!’ Please continue to root for Park Yoon Jae and Kim Ji Eun until the very end.” The next episode of “My Girlfriend is the Man!” will air on August 27 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Jung Jinyoung Makes Special Cameo As Arin And Yoon San Ha’s Senior In “My Girlfriend Is The Man!”
Jung Jinyoung will be making a special appearance in KBS2’s “My Girlfriend is the Man!” Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, “My Girlfriend is the Man!” is a romantic comedy about a college student whose girlfriend unexpectedly transforms into a man. ASTRO’s Yoon San Ha stars as Park Yoon Jae, an astronomy student who is head over heels for his girlfriend Kim Ji Eun (OH MY GIRL’s Arin). Due to a gene that runs in her family, Kim Ji Eun suddenly turns into a handsome man (played by Yoo Jung Hoo) and begins going by the name Kim Ji Hoon. In his cameo, Jung Jinyoung plays a senior from the same university as Kim Ji Eun and Park Yoon Jae. Newly released stills capture him flashing his trademark warm smile as he approaches the pair, only for his expression to shift into something more serious and mysterious. His appearance raises questions about what role he will play and what kind of impact he will have on the couple’s story. Jung Jinyoung agreed to the cameo to show support for his longtime junior Arin, who was under the same agency as him at WM Entertainment. During filming, he also took commemorative photos with Arin, Yoon San Ha, and Yoo Jung Hoo, leaving behind fond memories of his time on set. Reflecting on the experience, Jung Jinyoung shared, “Even though we filmed during a very cold winter last year, the set of ‘My Girlfriend is the Man!’ was always warm and full of good energy. I’m grateful to have been part of such an enjoyable journey.” The production team added, “We are deeply thankful to Jung Jinyoung for his wonderful performance. In just a short appearance, he seamlessly moved between heart-fluttering and comedic moments, proving why he is one of the leading actors in romantic comedies today. Please stay tuned to find out whether Jung Jinyoung will appear in Episode 11 or Episode 12.” The next episode of “My Girlfriend is the Man!” will air on August 27 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Go Hyun Jung Breaks Down Her Role And Transformation For “Queen Mantis”
Go Hyun Jung shared her thoughts on her upcoming drama “Queen Mantis”! A remake of the French series “La Mante,” “Queen Mantis” is a crime thriller starring Go Hyun Jung as Jung Yi Shin, a famous serial killer nicknamed “The Mantis” who brutally murdered five men 20 years ago and has been imprisoned ever since. When a new serial killer emerges, copying The Mantis’s distinctive style, the police approach Jung Yi Shin for her assistance in solving the case. Talking about her character, Go Hyun Jung explained, “Jung Yi Shin is a serial killer who brutally murdered five men in the past, which earned her the nickname ‘Queen Mantis.’ But at the same time, she is also a mother to a child. I think she’s a character who can’t be defined in just one word. At times, she exudes such a chilling aura that you immediately understand why she’s called ‘Queen Mantis,’ yet at other times, she has this empty gaze and expression that makes her seem detached from the world.” She continued, “The moment you think, ‘Ah, so this is who Jung Yi Shin is,’ she reveals an unexpected side that shatters that impression. That’s why even while acting, I constantly kept in mind Jung Yi Shin’s unpredictable and mysterious nature, and I tried to use that to create tension.” Go Hyun Jung added, “In order to maximize the appeal of this intense crime thriller, one of the key points was to make viewers curious about the character Jung Yi Shin. Rather than directly showing her emotions or true feelings through her eyes and expressions, I wanted to highlight the subtle details unique to her, so that viewers would fall deeper into doubt and suspicion. To achieve this, I had many in-depth conversations with director Byun Young Joo on set.” Regarding her physical appearance for the role, she shared, “To emphasize the character’s dry, lifeless aura, I minimized external adornments such as hair and clothing. Since she is a death row inmate who has been imprisoned for a long time, I thought it would be good to also show the passage of time—like age spots and wrinkles, so I added those details through makeup.” “Queen Mantis” premieres on September 5 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Uhm Jung Hwa Reunites With Old Friend And Top Makeup Artist Cha Chung Hwa For Her Comeback In “My Troublesome Star”
Uhm Jung Hwa is gearing up for her comeback 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 A), 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 In the previous episode, Bong Cheong Ja reached a turning point. Seeing Go Hee Young (Lee El) win the Cannes Best Actress award reminded her of a long-lost dream, prompting her to resolve to reclaim both her passion and her place in the spotlight. Meanwhile, her relationship with Dokgo Chul, who repeatedly comes to her rescue in times of crisis, began showing subtle sparks of romance. The episode ended with a heartfelt moment as Dokgo Chul seemed to realize Bong Cheong Ja’s true identity as Im Se Ra. The newly released stills capture Bong Cheong Ja’s comeback show and her highly anticipated reunion with former colleague Min Tae Sook (Cha Chung Hwa). In an earlier teaser, Min Tae Sook appeared cold toward Bong Cheong Ja’s arrival, but the new stills show her embracing Bong Cheong Ja with visible emotion, hinting at a touching and intriguing reunion. As Bong Cheong Ja’s loyal supporter, Min Tae Sook’s role is particularly exciting—having shared Bong Cheong Ja’s glamorous past, she knows her charms better than anyone. How will the top makeup artist transform Bong Cheong Ja for her comeback? The stills also capture the reunion between Bong Cheong Ja and current top star Go Hee Young. What was once a natural position for Im Se Ra now represents the dream stage for Bong Cheong Ja. As she soaks in the atmosphere with overwhelming emotion, Go Hee Young’s sharp gaze suggests that her comeback show will not be easy. Given Go Hee Young’s previously sharp reactions to the mere mention of “Im Se Ra,” viewers are already excited to see if she will recognize Bong Cheong Ja and how their reversed dynamic will play out. The next episode of “My Troublesome Star” airs on August 26 at 10 p.m. KST.
Jo Aram Is A YOLO Gen Z Employee Who Spends Freely In Upcoming Drama “To The Moon”
MBC’s upcoming drama “To the Moon” has shared a sneak peek of Jo Aram in character! Based on the novel of the same name, “To the Moon” tells the survival story of three working-class women who struggle to live on their salaries and turn to cryptocurrency investing. The cast includes Lee Sun Bin as Jung Da Hae, Ra Mi Ran as Kang Eun Sang, Jo Aram as Kim Ji Song, and Kim Young Dae as Ham Ji Woo. Jo Aram plays Kim Ji Song, a non-regular employee in the accounting team at Maron Confectionery. Representing Gen Z’s “YOLO” lifestyle, Ji Song struggles with credit card debt yet continues to spend freely on shopping, dating, and hobbies. Living paycheck to paycheck, she faces a dilemma when her colleague Da Hae jumps on the cryptocurrency bandwagon at Eun Sang’s suggestion—leaving Ji Song to wonder if she should follow suit. The stills of Jo Aram highlight Kim Ji Song’s wide-ranging charm. In a jewelry shop, she places a hand on her chest with an overwhelmed expression, while in the office, she draws attention with her innocence as she struggles to hold back laughter after secretly slacking off during work. When the heel of her new shoes breaks, she wears a devastated look as if her world has collapsed, further enhancing the quirky, yet lovable appeal of her character. The production team said, “It’s like Jo Aram has found a character that brings out her natural charm as an actress. Like Ji Song, who brightens the story with her cheerful personality, Jo Aram was an energizer and a source of vitality on set. Her chemistry with senior actors, including Lee Sun Bin and Ra Mi Ran, was especially remarkable. We hope audiences will watch Jo Aram’s new challenge with great interest and anticipation.” “To the Moon” is set to premiere on September 19 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Yum Jung Ah Follows Park Hae Joon And Oh Na Ra Back To Their Alma Mater In “Love, Take Two”
“Love, Take Two” has shared new stills ahead of tonight’s episode! “Love, Take Two” is a heartwarming comedy drama about 43-year-old single mother Lee Ji An (Yum Jung Ah) and her 23-year-old daughter Lee Hyo Ri (Choi Yoon Ji). The pair moves to the countryside to start a new chapter in their lives, encountering various people and chaotic situations that teach them profound lessons about life. Spoilers In the previous episode, Lee Ji An and Lee Yeo Jeong (Oh Na Ra) clashed in a subtle battle of nerves over Ryu Jeong Seok (Park Hae Joon). Yeo Jeong’s jealousy and competitiveness showed through her dismissive, almost rude behavior toward Ji An—whether at the restaurant opening she suddenly showed up to, or at the construction site. Meanwhile, after witnessing an accident involving Jung Moon Hee (Kim Mi Kyung), Ji An was reminded of painful memories about her late mother. Though she tried to hide her fear and sadness, she secretly wept alone. Watching from a distance, Jeong Seok was reminded of his past self, who had once failed to approach her. But this time, Jeong Seok was different—he embraced Ji An warmly, telling her, “You don’t have to hold it in. It’s okay to cry,” offering comfort that was both moving and heart-fluttering. Now, the tangled triangle between Ji An, Jeong Seok, and Yeo Jeong continues beyond Cheonghae. The three are spotted together on a university campus. While Jeong Seok and Yeo Jeong naturally walk side by side, Ji An—unfamiliar with the surroundings—keeps a step behind them. As it turns out, this is the alma mater where Jeong Seok and Yeo Jeong first met in their twenties. How did the three end up here together? The production team shared, “In tonight’s episode, the hidden past of Ryu Jeong Seok will finally be revealed. Through this, Lee Ji An will also experience a subtle change in her emotions.” The next episode of “Love, Take Two” airs on August 26 at 8:50 p.m. KST.