“A Love Other Than Yours” Stars Leave Their Emotional Characters Behind In Playful Behind-The-Scenes Photos
“A Love Other Than Yours” has shared new photos of its cast behind the scenes of filming!
“A Love Other Than Yours” is a realistic romance drama that follows Namgoong Ho (Seo Kang Jun) and Lee Mi Do (Ahn Eun Jin), a couple in their 10th year of dating as they experience unexpected emotional changes in a relationship that once felt familiar.
As the drama takes a week off due to coverage of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, the newly released photos offer viewers a way to ease their disappointment with behind-the-scenes glimpses of the cast on set.
The photos capture the actors enjoying a bright atmosphere behind the scenes even as they portray a complicated real-life relationship in the drama. Seo Kang Jun and Ahn Eun Jin smile brightly off camera, creating an atmosphere markedly different from the precarious relationship between their characters.
Lee Joo Ahn, who has been engaged in tense confrontations with Ahn Eun Jin’s character, also showed his playful side behind the scenes.
Meanwhile, Jo Aram conveyed the warm and friendly atmosphere on set with a cheerful pose.
Adding to the warm atmosphere, a still also features Namgoong Ho and Lee Mi Do’s family. Kim Mi Kyung, Kim Nam Hee, Lee Min Jae, and Lee Joo Won gathered together and posed with V signs for the camera, showcasing chemistry reminiscent of a real family.
Meanwhile, due to coverage of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, “A Love Other Than Yours” will not air on September 26 and September 27. Instead, special broadcasts featuring episodes 1 through 4 of “A Love Other Than Yours” will air on alternate dates.
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Watch: Song Kang, Lee Jun Young, And More Give Their All Filming Emotional And Intense Action Scenes In “Four Hands, Two Sonatas”
tvN’s “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” has unveiled a new making-of video for episodes 5 and 6!
The new behind-the-scenes video features Lee Jun Young trying his hand at maneuvering the camera and earning praise for his attempt despite being told he needs to practice for about five more years.
Song Kang and Lee Jun Young are also shown giving it their all during an intense scene in the rain and mud.
Meanwhile, Go Chang Suk comments, “I saw [Song Kang] for the first time. I knew he was handsome, but I didn’t know it was to this extent, so I was a little flustered.” Song Kang adds, “I’m really shy, but he made me very comfortable, so we are having a fun time filming.”
Watch the full making-of video below!
“Four Hands, Two Sonatas” airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m. KST.
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Hani Is Overwhelmed By Another Family Crisis As Ha Seok Jin Faces An Emotional Dilemma In “Love On The Menu”
Hani is pushed to the brink amid one crisis after another in “Love on the Menu.”
“Love on the Menu” is a drama that tells the story of Kim Moo Jin (Ha Seok Jin) and Han Gyu Rim (Hani), two former lovers who reunite eight years after a painful breakup. As they reconnect, they piece together the fragments of their broken families and create the warmest table of life together.
Spoilers
Previously, Kim Moo Jin finally learned why Han Gyu Rim had been forced to give up on their relationship because of her family, as well as her true feelings toward him. He also discovered that the recording in which she had asked for money eight years ago was a lie she had made up to end their relationship. Meanwhile, Han Gyu Rim, who had kept her feelings buried for years, broke down in tears, tugging at viewers’ heartstrings.
The upcoming episode will depict another chaotic series of mishaps involving the Han family. The newly released stills show Han Gyu Rim looking flustered as she faces yet another setback. Her anxious eyes and tense expression reflect the overwhelming reality she has been pushed into.
Her immature father Han Seok Joong (Ryu Seung Soo) is seen at the police station, angrily protesting his innocence and demanding justice, raising questions about what happened. Meanwhile, once-close brothers Han Gyu Oh (Bae Youn Kyu) and Han Gyu Seo (Park Soo Oh) are shown covered in injuries, suggesting that they have gotten into a physical fight.
Kim Moo Jin’s conflicted feelings after learning Han Gyu Rim’s secret will also be a key point to watch. Having just started dating Jang Seo Hyun (Lee Ju Yeon), viewers are eager to see what decision he will make as he becomes caught in a whirlwind of emotions.
The next episode of “Love on the Menu” airs on August 29 at 8 p.m. KST!
In the meantime, watch all the previous episodes of the drama with subtitles on Viki below:
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4 Emotional Moments In The Final Episodes Of “Dream To You”
“Dream to You,” the story that started with the innocent teenage love between Ju Yi Jae (Hyeri) and Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), turned into a whirlwind of dramatic plot twists throughout its run. But now, it is delivering the eagerly awaited happy ending, reaching the finale on a solid note, and giving us more than one unexpected emotional moment. Here are all the times this K-drama made us laugh and cry in its last episodes.
Warning: spoilers from episodes 11-12 ahead.
1. Ahn Soo Hee protecting Woo Soo Bin
Woo Soo Bin might contend in a match of who has the most horrible parents in K-dramaland; however, most unexpectedly, his biological mother, Ahn Soo Hee (Park Ji Young), finds a way to redeem herself. She steps down from the project while still keeping her investment, ensuring a way to protect Soo Bin’s role as a director in the movie. Admittedly, there’s no heartfelt reconciliation between mother and son, and it surely doesn’t erase the pain of her abandonment, but this first-ever act of kindness towards her son is the least she could do as an apology.
On the other hand, although Woo Soo Bin’s father stays true to his awful and despicable self until the very end, at least his adoptive mother finally gathers her courage to confront the horrible man and slams the divorce papers in his face, freeing herself from their abusive marriage. Though it doesn’t mean Soo Bin can change who his father is, having his mother happy and safe by his side seems enough to make him feel at peace. In the end, the male lead gets the exact family he always wanted.
2. Shim Yoo Geon reconciling with his father
Speaking of parents, a really unexpected moment is discovering that Shim Yoo Geon’s (Baek Sung Chul) father had been terminally ill since the very beginning. Sometimes there are hints about things like this, but probably the romance between Yoo Geon and Oh Ha Na (Lee Yul Eum) was too consuming to even notice. Either way, this plot twist is worth crying buckets. The moment Yoo Geon is about to reach his dream as an actor, he loses the one person he wanted to share his success with.
Luckily, he has good friends by his side to get through this bitter moment. Even in a situation like this, the whole forbidden romance seems secondary because he runs straight into Ha Na’s arms, leaving behind his hesitations and doubts to embrace his love for her. In the most tearful yet sensible homage, Yoo Geon is able to reconcile with his father, lets him see his first movie as a leading actor, and even introduces his beautiful girlfriend to his father. It is a bittersweet ending for them, but no less happy.
3. Ju Yi Jae choosing her own dream
Once the camera stops rolling, the lights are off, and they shout the last “cut,” what seemed like the pinnacle of her dream turns into a burdensome and bittersweet wake up call for Ju Yi Jae. The opportunity to direct a movie beside the love of her life felt like a gift from heaven, but in reality, that was never her dream. If there’s something that stayed consistent throughout the show, it’s Yi Jae’s determination and passion for her craft, which is why it is no surprise when she decides to pass on Soo Bin’s offer to keep working together.
For some people, it might look dramatic that Yi Jae breaks up with Soo Bin before going abroad to study filmmaking. It’s not like long-distance relationships don’t exist. But her reasoning makes sense since she has never had the chance to really explore her dream as a grown-up, without the romanticized perspective of her teenage years. So, before giving her heart to a man, she is devoting it to herself and to her career. For any woman navigating the reality of professional and personal life, this couldn’t have been more relatable.
4. Woo Soo Bin and Ju Yi Jae reuniting again
Breakups are hard for everybody, but the perspective of Woo Soo Bin drowning himself in loneliness after Yi Jae goes abroad really tugs at the strings of your heart. In that sense, nobody can do a depressive character quite like Hwang In Youp. Luckily, this moment doesn’t last long, and in the blink of an eye, two years pass. There are even comedic moments in between, which show how life still goes on for everyone.
In contrast, their reunion becomes a total cinematic moment full of romance, but happiness doesn’t stop there for them. Apart from getting back together, Yi Jae also becomes an award-winning film director, and Soo Bin gets to enjoy the love he always wanted by her side. The best part is that they even show us a bit of their everyday life, proving that even when a dream is fulfilled, life will always give you new chances to keep on dreaming. That is probably the most meaningful lesson left by this drama.
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Andy zar is an avid drama watcher, from K-dramas to C-dramas, she believes any weekend is a good weekend to enjoy 12 hours of binge-watching dramas. She loves romance, web comics, and K-pop. Find her on Instagram @wuaitboni.
Currently watching: “Dream to You” Plans to watch: “My Bias, My Boss” and “A Bona Fide Killer“
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5 K-Dramas That Left Us With The Biggest Emotional Hangovers
If you’ve ever finished a K-drama and immediately stared at the ceiling wondering what to do with your life next, you know exactly what an emotional hangover feels like. Some dramas don’t just make us cry—they completely take over our hearts and refuse to leave long after the final episode. From devastating love stories to heartbreaking endings, these are the K-dramas that left viewers with the biggest emotional hangovers.
Warning: spoilers for the dramas below.
1. “Reply 1988”
Five childhood friends grow up together in the same neighborhood in Seoul, navigating family struggles, first love, school, and the uncertainty of growing up. Deok Sun (Lee Hye Ri), Jung Hwan (Ryu Jun Yeol), Sun Woo (Ko Kyung Pyo), Dong Ryong (Lee Dong Hwi), and Taek (Park Bo Gum) each face their own challenges, making every character feel real and relatable. Their friendships and the memories they create are what make “Reply 1988” so unforgettable.
This series arguably had one of the most unexpected endings in any K-drama. It created a huge divide among fans, who were suddenly defending their picks: Team Taek or Team Jung Hwan. Those who were Team Jung Hwan were left absolutely devastated and many still aren’t over it. If you watched the series when it first aired, you probably remember how netizens were in complete uproar over the ending.
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2. “My Mister”
Lee Ji An (IU) is a debt-ridden young woman who hustles between several part time jobs and looks after her ailing grandmother. She feels as if there is nothing to look forward to, but things change when she meets Park Dong Hoon (Lee Sun Kyun). He becomes her friend, philosopher, and guide. He helps her look at the bright side of life and gives her the emotional support she seeks.
The story of Ji An is really not for the weak-hearted. Watching her struggle through so much while doing everything she can to take care of her aging grandmother is both heartbreaking and incredibly relatable. The drama feels heavy for most of its run, but the ending offers just enough hope to make all of that pain worth it. It leaves you with a bittersweet feeling that lingers, almost like a reflection of life itself.
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3. “The Red Sleeve”
Based on a novel, “The Red Sleeve” is a historical K-drama that tells the story of an emperor named Yi San (Lee Jun Ho), who falls in love with the court lady Seong Deok Im (Lee Se Young). Despite their differences in class and status, the two engage in a deep romance while trying to fight for their nation. This drama is based on the story of King Jeongjo, who was a noble and great ruler, and the woman he fell madly in love with.
Many still can’t get over this ending. Although the series is loosely based on true events and the outcome was inevitable, it couldn’t have prepared viewers for the absolute anguish and pain. It’s an unforgettable series with a heart-wrenching ending, but it’s also a masterpiece of a drama with fantastic performances from Lee Se Young and Lee Jun Ho. Their powerful chemistry and emotional performances made Yi San and Deok Im’s tragic love story one that viewers will never forget.
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4. “Youth of May”
Lee Do Hyun plays Hwang Hee Tae, a charming and brilliant medical school student who falls in love with Kim Myung Hee (Go Min Si), a strong-willed and independent nurse. The backdrop of the drama takes place in May of 1980 in Gwangju, a period where students rebelled against the corrupt government. And many lives were lost during the Gwangju Uprising.
One of the most tragic endings you’ll see in a K-drama, “Youth of May” is definitely not for the faint of heart. Watching Myung Hee and Hee Tae slowly fall in love makes everything that happens afterward feel even more heartbreaking. Their relationship starts off so tender and genuine, and the chemistry between the two actors is incredibly powerful. You can’t help but become completely invested in their love story and root for them to have the happy ending they deserve.
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5. “Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo”
IU stars as the lucky damsel Hae Soo in “Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo.” When Go Ha Jin gets sent back in time to the Goryeo era as Hae Soo, she magically bumps into a royal family of many good-looking princes. She falls in love with the eighth prince (Kang Ha Neul) but gets her heart broken and later ends up falling in love with the “evil” brother, Wang So (Lee Joon Gi).
This series became a hit internationally as people couldn’t help but fall in love with the tragic love story between Hae Soo and Wang So. As Wang So must choose duty over love, Hae Soo is left heartbroken, making their romance one of the most unforgettable love stories in K-drama history. The story is so beautiful and heartbreaking that fans still continue to talk about it as one of the saddest K-dramas of all time. It’s a tragic story filled with unforgettable characters, emotional twists, and a love that leaves a lasting impact long after the final episode.
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4 Of Hyeri’s Most Memorable Emotional Lines From “Dream To You”
Hyeri has been captivating viewers with her emotional lines in “Dream to You”!
“Dream to You” is a romantic comedy about the reunion of genius film director Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), who returns after achieving his dreams, and reporter Ju Yi Jae (Hyeri), who has forgotten her own.
Here are four of Hyeri’s most memorable lines that touched the hearts of viewers:
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“A life where regret has crept in can fall apart at any moment. My regret is me.”
Ju Yi Jae was cold to her first love, Woo Soo Bin, when he reappeared after 15 years, but she eventually realized that the person she resented was not Soo Bin but her past self. She had blamed herself for giving up on her practical exam and abandoning her dream of becoming a director while trying to hold on to Soo Bin.
“I want you to understand how I felt when I made it this far. I don’t want to have any more regrets. Help me, Woo Soo Bin. So I can run again.”
After returning to the path of becoming a director, Yi Jae faced prejudice from the staff and struggled with Soo Bin’s overprotective attitude toward her. The image of Yi Jae running across the field despite her leg injury demonstrated her determination not to have any more regrets and her drive to pursue her goal.
“Thanks to you, all of my bad memories have become love, too.”
This was Yi Jae’s heartfelt confession to Soo Bin, who had been wandering through life because of the pain he experienced in his childhood. If Yi Jae was the person who embraced Soo Bin’s wounds, then Soo Bin became the catalyst that allowed Yi Jae to look back on her painful past with love.
“I will never waver. I will see this through to the very end with all of you. Because seeing this through to the end together is what makes it great.”
This was the heartfelt message Yi Jae delivered to the staff after taking charge of the production in place of Soo Bin, who had stepped away because of a scandal. As she transformed the film, which had been a promise between the two of them, into a shared goal for the entire production team, the moment marked Yi Jae’s emergence as a director with a clear sense of conviction.
The next episode of “Dream to You” airs on August 17 at 10 p.m. KST.
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Seo In Guk and Park Ji Hyun Share An Emotional Hug In “See You At Work Tomorrow!”
“See You at Work Tomorrow!” has unveiled new stills ahead of its upcoming episode!
Based on the hit webtoon of the same name, tvN’s “See You at Work Tomorrow!” is a romance drama starring Park Ji Hyun as Cha Ji Yoon, an office worker stuck in a career rut. After becoming entangled with her prickly boss Kang Si Woo (Seo In Guk), she winds up making a fresh start both in her career and in her love life.
The newly released stills show Ji Yoon visiting Si Woo’s house. Ji Yoon appears lost in thought as she returns to see Si Woo after much deliberation, sparking curiosity about what changes may have occurred in her wavering heart.
The moment the two meet, they embrace each other before saying a single word. Their silent embrace leaves viewers wondering how their relationship will evolve moving forward.
The next episode of “See You at Work Tomorrow!” airs on July 20 at 8:50 p.m. KST.
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Seo In Guk And Park Ji Hyun Struggle Through An Emotional Fallout In “See You At Work Tomorrow!”
“See You at Work Tomorrow!” has unveiled new stills ahead of tonight’s episode!
Based on the hit webtoon of the same name, tvN’s “See You at Work Tomorrow!” is a romance drama starring Park Ji Hyun as Cha Ji Yoon, an office worker stuck in a career rut. After becoming entangled with her prickly boss Kang Si Woo (Seo In Guk), she winds up making a fresh start both in her career and in her love life.
Spoilers
In the previous episode, Si Woo and Ji Yoon’s desire to look out for each other led to misunderstandings, causing a rift in their relationship. Ji Yoon exploded with emotions she had been holding back, saying, “Why do I have to deal with your past, too?” Si Woo apologized, but the two ultimately turned away from each other without being able to hold on.
The newly released stills show Ji Yoon walking ahead alone while Si Woo silently follows behind. Although they are walking together, the sight of the two, no longer side by side as they once were, suggests an emotional distance between them that is not easily bridged.
More stills reveal Ji Yoon’s complicated emotions after returning home. She gazes at the doll Si Woo gave her, carefully placing it next to a baseball, and appears lost in thought, unable to easily reply even after receiving his text message. Although her feelings for Si Woo remain unchanged, Ji Yoon’s struggle to approach him adds to the poignancy of the moment.
The next episode of “See You at Work Tomorrow!” on July 20 at 8:50 p.m. KST.
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Heo Nam Jun And Lim Ji Yeon Get Emotional Ahead Of Their Impending Goodbye In “My Royal Nemesis”
SBS’s “My Royal Nemesis” has shared a sneak peek of a heartbreaking moment between Heo Nam Jun and Lim Ji Yeon.
“My Royal Nemesis” is a romantic comedy starring Lim Ji Yeon as Shin Seo Ri, a struggling actress who is suddenly possessed by the spirit of a notorious villainess from the Joseon era. Heo Nam Jun stars as Cha Se Gye, a ruthless chaebol heir who is known as a “monster created by capitalism.”
Spoilers
On the previous episode of “My Royal Nemesis,” Shin Seo Ri came to the devastating realization that she would soon have no choice but to return to Joseon. As a result, she began preparing for her departure on her own, even going so far as to ask Cha Se Gye’s ex-fiancée Mo Tae Hee to look after him for her. At the end of the episode, she broke down in tears, longing desperately to be able to stay by his side.
In newly released stills from the drama’s next episode, Shin Seo Ri’s eyes once again well up with tears during an emotional conversation with Cha Se Gye. After Shin Seo Ri confesses the truth to Cha Se Gye, he freezes in place, shaken to the core by what he’s just heard.
To find out what Shin Seo Ri says to Cha Se Gye—and how he reacts—tune in to the next episode of “My Royal Nemesis” on June 13 at 9:50 p.m. KST!
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Watch: H//PE Princess Makes Emotional Debut With Hope-Filled “One day” MV
“Unpretty Rapstar : HIP POP Princess” debut group H//PE Princess has officially entered the K-pop scene!
On May 27 at 6 p.m. KST, H//PE Princess made their official debut with the release of their first mini album “17.7.”
Ahead of the album’s release, the group kicked off their Korean promotions on May 11 by pre-releasing the title track “Stolen (KR ver.)” as a digital single.
On May 27, the group released the music video for the album’s second track “One day.” Blending emotional melodies with the grand scale of stadium rock, the song captures the members’ radiant energy, strong bond, and limitless potential.
H//PE Princess is a seven-member global hip hop girl group formed through “Unpretty Rapstar : HIP POP Princess.” Their debut album “17.7”—named after the members’ average age—was produced by Gaeko of Dynamicduo. Meanwhile, “One day” was written, composed, and produced by Taka of ONE OK ROCK, making it a special collaboration between Taka, Gaeko, and the members themselves.
