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Jin Se Yeon And Park Ki Woong Are Shocked Speechless In "Recipe For Love"
KBS2’s “Recipe for Love” has shared a sneak peek of tonight’s episode! “Recipe for Love” is a family reconciliation drama about two families who have been entangled in bad blood for 30 years. As misunderstandings are resolved and old wounds begin to heal, the two households gradually come together and are reborn as one family. Spoilers Previously, Gong Joo Ah (Jin Se Yeon) and Yang Hyun Bin (Park Ki Woong) confirmed each other’s identity as old acquaintances, hinting at changes in their relationship. Furthermore, Gong Dae Han’s (Choi Dae Chul) wife and Yang Dong Sook’s (Jo Mi Ryung) husband were caught cheating, creating a shocking ending. The newly released stills depict a tense moment. Gong Joo Ah has two hands covering her mouth in shock as Yang Hyun Bin wears a serious expression while holding his phone. Viewers are curious to find out what surprising call they received and how it will affect their relationship. More stills also depict Cha Se Ri (So Yi Hyun) and Yang Dong Sook’s suspicious movements. Hiding behind shopping carts, the two look warily around their surroundings. Working together to find Yang Dong Sook’s husband, it remains to be answered whether they will find a critical clue about him. Meanwhile, Gong Dae Han looks yearningly at his wife, feeling betrayal and sadness. The next episode of “Recipe for Love” will air on February 22 at 8 p.m. KST. Stay tuned!
Park Shin Hye's New Dream Team Launches Its First Secret Operation In "Undercover Miss Hong"
Park Shin Hye and Cho Han Gyul’s newly formed dream team will take aim at its first target on the next episode of “Undercover Miss Hong”! Set in the late 1990s, tvN’s “Undercover Miss Hong” is a comedy starring Park Shin Hye as Hong Geum Bo, an elite financial supervisory officer in her 30s who goes undercover as a 20-year-old entry-level employee at a securities firm where suspicious financial transactions have been detected. Spoilers On the previous episode of “Undercover Miss Hong,” Hong Geum Bo and Go Bok Hee (Ha Yun Kyung) teamed up with Albert Oh (Cho Han Gyul) and Lee Yong Gi (Jang Do Ha), who were revealed to be the secret “captain” and “crew” behind the online gossip network “Yeouido Pirates.” After Albert Oh learned Hong Geum Bo’s true identity, the four of them joined forces and formed a unified “dream team”—taking Hong Geum Bo’s undercover mission from a one-woman operation to an organized, coordinated team effort. With Lee Yong Gi’s technology expertise and Albert Oh’s inside information as a member of the Hanmin Securities family, Hong Geum Bo is in a better position than ever to investigate the slush fund she’s been after all this time. Newly released stills from the drama’s upcoming episode offer a glimpse of the team in action, with each member utilizing their own unique expertise. As Hong Geum Bo uses a voice-altering device in order to communicate directly with someone and control the situation, Lee Yong Gi provides realtime support from a nearby PC. Later, Go Bok Hee, Albert Oh, and Lee Yong Gi wait for someone in an abandoned building with their faces concealed by masks. Meanwhile, Hong Geum Bo gives orders as she watches from a distance with binoculars. To find out who the team’s first target is, catch the next episode of “Undercover Miss Hong” on February 22 at 9:10 p.m. KST!
"To My Beloved Thief" Stars Share What The Drama Means To Them Ahead Of Tonight's Finale
The stars of KBS 2TV’s “To My Beloved Thief” have shared their final thoughts ahead of tonight’s series finale! With just one episode left in the drama’s run, the starring cast took a moment to look back on “To My Beloved Thief” and what it means to them. Nam Ji Hyun began by saying, “First, I would like to sincerely thank the viewers who gave their love to ‘To My Beloved Thief.’” “Personally, it was a drama through which I wanted to show many new sides of myself, so I worked really hard to prepare,” she continued, “and I was truly happy because I received so much love in return.” The actress concluded, “I hope that ‘To My Beloved Thief’ remains with viewers as a drama that they want to rewatch on days when they want to feel comforted.” Moon Sang Min expressed his regret that the drama was already ending, sharing, “With the end of the drama approaching, I feel sad and regretful. That’s how precious this drama is to me.” “Thanks to the viewers staying with us for eight weeks, so many good things have happened,” he went on. “Thank you to everyone who started their 2026 together with ‘To My Beloved Thief,’ and I hope that your year is full of only happiness.” Hong Min Ki spoke fondly of his experience filming the drama, noting, “I met so many precious people during the time I lived as Lim Jae Yi. I gained an immense amount of strength from receiving so much love for not only my chemistry with Hong Eun Jo but also my bromance with Yi Yeol and my bestie chemistry with Hong Dae Il and Kim Seung Baek.” He continued, “I’d like to convey my deep respect and gratitude to the director, writer, cast, and crew, all of whom worked so hard together.” Finally, Han So Eun commented, “The time I spent living as Shin Hae Rim was a huge gift to me.” “Thanks to the director, writer, cast, and crew, I was able to successfully wrap up this journey,” she went on. “I’d also like to express my gratitude to the viewers who loved ‘To My Beloved Thief’ and Shin Hae Rim; this feeling will remain in my heart for a long time.” The final episode of “To My Beloved Thief” will air on February 22 at 9:20 p.m. KST.
"Undercover Miss Hong" And "To My Beloved Thief" Soar To Their Highest Ratings Yet
tvN’s “Undercover Miss Hong” and KBS 2TV’s “To My Beloved Thief” have both hit new all-time highs in viewership! On February 21, viewership ratings for “Undercover Miss Hong” soared into the double digits. According to Nielsen Korea, the latest episode of the drama took first place in its time slot with an average nationwide rating of 10.6 percent. “To My Beloved Thief,” which has just one episode left in its run, also climbed to its highest ratings yet ahead of its series finale. The penultimate episode of the fantasy romance rose to an average nationwide rating of 7.7 percent. SBS’s “No Tail to Tell” scored an average nationwide rating of 3.2 percent ahead of the final week of its run, marking its highest ratings to date for a Saturday. KBS 2TV’s “Recipe for Love” also earned its highest Saturday ratings yet last night, when it scored a nationwide average of 16.1 percent. MBC’s new drama “In Your Radiant Season” dipped to an average nationwide rating of 3.5 percent for its second episode, while Channel A’s “Positively Yours” earned an average nationwide rating of 1.2 percent ahead of its finale.
3 Reasons To Watch Chinese Rom-Com "My Page In The 90s"
Imagine getting lost in the pages of your least favorite novel. You don’t just slip into the past, you’re forced to navigate a series of challenges to return to your present reality. And it’s one which involves falling in love with the male lead. Lin Huan Er (Wang Yu Wen) is a streamer, known for dispensing love advice. While reviewing a book, she finds the narrative regressive and voices her criticism. Soon enough, she discovers she has transmigrated into the pages of that very book. Trapped in 1999, the only way she can return to 2026 is if she makes the cool and yet aloof CEO Gao Hai Ming (Chen Xing Xu) fall for her. It’s easier said than done, especially when it’s Huan Er who begins falling for Hai Ming. “My Page in the 90s” has a funny and quirky premise, offers a spunky and bold heroine, and features a feminist male lead. Here are three reasons to watch this romantic comedy. A frank and fearless female lead When we first meet Huan Er, she is on a live stream, listening to an audiobook titled “Bye, Wild Weasel.” She calls out the poor representation of women in romance novels and openly rejects the trope ridden idea of love being sold. Locked in competition with another streamer dispensing sugary relationship advice, her agency abruptly cuts off her stream because a potential buyer is visiting. But Huan Er does not hesitate. She storms into the meeting room and openly defies her CEO for pulling the plug. Unfiltered and instinctive, she says exactly what she feels without calculating the fallout. What she does not realize is that the potential buyer, Gao Hai Ming, is watching her closely and is quietly impressed by her audacity. Back on live, she tears into the novel and its flimsy premise. A few hours later, while lounging at home, she suddenly wakes up in 1999 holding a strange pager. She finds herself in Gao Hai Ming’s workshop, where he designs airplane models — exactly like the character in the book she mocked. Assuming it is a bizarre dream, she is startled when the pager informs her that she is indeed in 1999. If she wants to return to her present reality, she must complete a set of tasks, including making Hao Ming fall in love with her. Initially baffled, and very much in character, she bluntly calls the pager as ridiculous as the book itself — an act that amusingly resets her progress and forces her to begin again. But once she decides to play along, Huan Er moves fast. She does not overthink; she acts. What follows is a string of comic misadventures that highlight her spur of the moment decisions and unapologetic confidence. She gatecrashes the anniversary celebration of Gao Hai Ming’s parents and, aware that his father plans to push him into a strategic marriage, helps him make a dramatic getaway. She joins a PR agency and aggressively pursues Hai Ming’s company account. It is almost comical how she bulldozes her way into his office despite strict orders to keep the “pesky woman” out. Driven, quirky, and entirely self assured, Huan Er’s confidence feels infectious. It’s almost aspirational for a generation standing at the cusp of the millennium. Armed with knowledge of the future, she nudges Hai Ming forward, but she also begins confronting her own past. Meeting her family, her friends, and the boyfriend she once slogged day and night for, only to be cheated on, she realizes that the Huan Er of 1999 is not quite the woman she becomes later. A woman increasingly in control of her own narrative, she brings humor, honesty, and a refreshing unpredictability to every situation that you laugh and applaud her in the same breath. Wang Yu Wen slips into Huan Er with remarkable ease. There is nothing forced about her performance. It’s comfortable, spontaneous, and completely at home in the character’s skin. She makes Huan Er’s impulsiveness and candor feel organic rather than exaggerated. Chen Xing Xu as the progressive and self-assured CEO Gao Hai Ming is the rebellious young gun whose far-fetched ideas are mocked and ridiculed within his father’s company. He is invested in what he firmly believes is the market of the future: infant care and feminine hygiene. He is deeply committed to designing better, more comfortable sanitary pads and reliable diapers, focusing squarely on women, mothers, and children. To the men around him, this focus appears frivolous, even absurd. He is openly mocked for involving himself in an industry they believe a man has no reason to concern himself with. But what they fail to recognize is his foresight. Hai Ming understands not just profit margins, but purpose. Relentless and quietly self-assured, he continues working, convinced that his vision will eventually speak for itself. Away from boardrooms and balance sheets, he finds solace and calm in designing intricate airplane models, a detail that reflects his patience, precision, and introspective nature. When Huan Er crashes into his carefully ordered world, loudly claiming she is from the future and behaving with unapologetic spontaneity, Hai Ming is immediately intrigued. Accustomed to being surrounded by women who habitually impress him, he finds Huan Er refreshing. What draws him to her is not just her audacity but her genuine respect for his work. She admires what he is trying to build, understands the business logic behind his decisions, and engages with his ideas rather than his bank balance. She has a sharp, business-oriented mind, an unexpected interest in motorcycles, and a way of speaking that is direct and unfiltered. She challenges him, questions him, and treats him as a person rather than a position. Hai Ming, fully aware of the emotional risks, attempts to keep his feelings in check, yet cannot quite understand why this woman — who keeps crossing his path — is so determined to stand by his side. He is completely thrown when Huan Er arrives at his so-called engagement announcement at home, loops an arm around him and nearly kisses him. It’s a move meant to send a clear message to the woman he is expected to marry, but one that quietly unsettles him far more than he lets on. Chen Xing Xu is quietly charming as Hai Ming. He brings confidence and assurance to the role, while also allowing the vulnerability — the lost boy beneath the resolve — to surface gently, making Hai Ming both progressive and deeply human. A funny time tangle romance At first, Gao Hai Ming finds Huan Er more exhausting than endearing. She is far too forward, too loud, and too sure of herself. She’s constantly in his face, sometimes even hanging from the windows of his office. Little does he know that he is part of a series of challenges she must complete in order to return to her own reality. Huan Er, on the other hand, is intrigued by this distant and rather handsome man. He is shrewd and understands business well, but what she needs from him is far more complicated: she has to make him fall in love with her, which seems almost impossible. They are also very different personalities. He belongs to the past, she comes from the present, and by all logic, the twain should never meet. Yet the two strike up an easy friendship, always turning up for each other. Whether it is Huan Er driving him to his workshop after a row with his father, or taking him all the way to a remote resort because she knows someone there understands the polymers needed to design better sanitary pads, Hai Ming is baffled by her uncanny insight. When he asks how she knows all this, she shrugs it off with unshakeable conviction: she believes in him, and she believes in his vision. In return, he shows his concern in quieter ways, by sending a car and supplies when she is stranded on a rainy day. A particularly cute moment comes later when he turns up himself and carefully picks up the shoes she has left behind. There is also a constant push and pull. Hai Ming experiences an unexpected flicker of jealousy when he discovers that the Huan Er of 1999 has a boyfriend. He also feels betrayed, since it’s clear she is making a move on him as well. He blows hot and cold in a way that is endearing. He doesn’t quite know how to place his feelings, especially when logic tells him to stay guarded. On the other hand, Huan Er, well aware that her boyfriend from the past will cheat on her, devotes herself to flirt with Hai Ming. She soon finds herself entangled in the web of her own creation. Adding to the charm is the gentle absurdity of their timeline. Huan Er is a woman from the future, casually dropping references to things she has “seen online” or “watched on reels,” leaving Hai Ming completely at sea. While he, and the world around him, anxiously awaits the new millennium, she is already a girl of it, armed with foresight, slang, and a confidence that feels ahead of its time. But do these two have a future beyond the pages of the book? And will Huan Er and Gao Hai Ming of the present find their way back to each other? For that, you’ll have to watch the show. Start watching “My Page in the 90s”: Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Yoo Yeon Seok and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.
Choi Jin Hyuk And Oh Yeon Seo Are Stuck Together Like Glue In "Positively Yours"
There’s no getting between Choi Jin Hyuk and Oh Yeon Seo on “Positively Yours”! Based on a popular webtoon, “Positively Yours” is a romantic comedy about the unexpected consequences of a one-night stand between a man and a woman who have both sworn off marriage. Oh Yeon Seo stars as Jang Hui Won, a workaholic who has never been in a relationship, while Choi Jin Hyuk plays Kang Du Jun, the CEO of the company where she works. Spoilers On the previous episode of “Positively Yours,” the drama reached a shocking climax as Jung Eum (Baek Eun Hye) warned Du Jun that she would risk everything to block Hui Won’s path. After Jung Eum objected to the contest results and exposed the couple’s relationship in front of all the employees, Du Jun wound up suffering a life-threatening injury while saving Hui Won from a falling light. However, newly released stills from the drama’s next episode suggest that Du Jun and Hui Won’s relationship won’t be hindered by these dangerous ordeals. In fact, the couple seems to be going stronger than ever: as they embrace each other with blissful smiles, they seem adorably reluctant to let go of one another—or to allow even the slightest gap between them. To find out whether Du Jun and Hui Won overcome the crises facing them, tune in to the next episode of “Positively Yours” on February 21 at 10:30 p.m. KST!