Kang Tae Joo, Park So Jin, And More Shake Up Nam Ji Hyun And Kim Jae Yeong’s Love Story In “Make Me Tingle”
TVING’s upcoming drama “Make Me Tingle” has unveiled new stills of its supporting cast!
“Make Me Tingle” is a chaotic romantic comedy starring Nam Ji Hyun as Gong Yeon Su, a woman who believes in love but has never truly figured out what it means for her, and Kim Jae Yeong as Dokgo Dal, a sex-toy startup CEO who opens up a whole new world for her.
Kang Tae Joo plays Yoon Ji Oh, the vice CEO of the sex-toy startup, which he runs alongside Dokgo Dal. Friendly, warm, and playful, Yoon Ji Oh is someone who easily gets along with everyone. However, things change after he meets marketer Gong Yeon Su through business and develops feelings for her. He soon finds himself in an unexpected rivalry with his longtime friend Dokgo Dal over Gong Yeon Su.
Park So Jin plays Jin Se Ra, the CEO of SR Planning, where Gong Yeon Su works. As Gong Yeon Su’s senior from college and boss at work, Jin Se Ra has a relatively open-minded attitude toward dating and relationships. She sees taking a break from dating as separate from putting a stop to meeting people altogether, making her views on romance markedly different from Gong Yeon Su’s more conservative outlook.
When Gong Yeon Su becomes confused after meeting Dokgo Dal, Jin Se Ra offers practical advice based on her own experiences and serves as a reliable source of support. With their contrasting views on love and relationships, curiosity is building over the conversations they will share and how Jin Se Ra influences Gong Yeon Su’s choices.
Jeong In Ji plays Gong Mi Young, Gong Yeon Su’s aunt. After being pressured by those around her into getting married, Gong Mi Young eventually went through a divorce. She has a close, friend-like relationship with her niece, with the two freely sharing their thoughts and feelings.
Wanting Gong Yeon Su, who may be heading down a similar path, to avoid repeating her mistakes, Gong Mi Young offers her heartfelt advice as someone who has already experienced life firsthand. Watching her niece’s choices more closely than anyone else, she is expected to add a realistic perspective and emotional depth to the story.
Woo Mi Hwa plays Gong Yeon Su’s mother, Seo Baek Hee, bringing warm maternal affection to the drama. After losing her husband to illness 12 years ago, Seo Baek Hee devoted herself to caring for her in-laws while raising her eldest daughter Gong Yeon Su on her own. Having watched her daughter grow into a kind and upright young woman despite growing up without her father, Seo Baek Hee remains deeply devoted to her and unwaveringly supports the choices she makes in life.
“Make Me Tingle” will premiere on October 15 and will be available to watch on Viki.
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Watch: Song Kang, Lee Jun Young, Jang Gyuri, And More Bid Farewell To “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” At Final Filming
tvN’s “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” has released a new making-of video of the final episodes!
In the new making-of video, Lee Jun Young offers his gratitude to Go Chang Suk as his character is the one to resolve the misunderstanding between Choi Jeong Yo (Lee Jun Young) and Kang Pio (Song Kang).
Before filming their final four hands scene, Song Kang and Lee Jun Young take turns controlling each other’s hands to play the piano. While filming the final scene, Lee Jun Young sweetly greets each of the choir children, also holding up the fan for them.
In his closing remarks, Song Kang shares, “I think I only have happy memories. I’m always grateful.” As his most memorable scene, he picked the scenes of playing the piano, expressing satisfaction with how the scenes came out. Finally, to his character Pio he says, “Pio, you’ve finally gained freedom,” conveying his respect for Pio and asking viewers to love Pio, Jeong Yo, and Jae In (Jang Gyuri).
Lee Jun Young conveys his gratitude to the teachers, staff, and fellow actors for contributing to wrapping up the drama happily. To Jeong Yo, he says, “Make sure to do physical therapy! I hope ‘piano’ and ‘music’ are the words that make you the happiest.” Lee Jun Young wraps up by sharing his gratitude to the viewers.
Jang Gyuri expresses her bittersweet feelings for the conclusion of the drama, picking the moment when Jae In comforts Pio after he learns of Jeong Yo’s death as her most memorable scene. To her character, she says, “Jae In, I hope you’re always happy and healthy.” Tearing up, Jang Gyuri discusses what “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” means to her, saying she wants to be a warm and supporting person to someone like Jae In is.
Watch the making-of video below!
“Four Hands, Two Sonatas” recently came to a successful close.
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Kim Kang Woo Rises From Politician Fighting For Survival To Powerful King In “The Great King Munmu”
The upcoming drama “The Great King Munmu” has unveiled new stills featuring Kim Kang Woo as Kim Chun Chu!
Directed by Kim Yeong Jo of “Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth,” “The Great King Munmu” follows the tale of how the small kingdom of Silla overcame the stronger states of Goguryeo, Baekje, and the Tang dynasty of China to unify the Three Kingdoms.
Kim Kang Woo plays Kim Chun Chu, a shrewd strategist with exceptional diplomatic skills and political savvy. As the grandson of the deposed King Jinji, Kim Chun Chu has long faced opposition from the sacred-bone aristocracy. When Silla falls into a desperate crisis after Daeya Fortress is captured by Baekje, he steps into the political arena in earnest.
Kim Chun Chu’s guiding belief is, “Survival in the present is victory in the future.” Rather than simply weathering the immediate crisis, he seeks to secure Silla’s survival on his own terms, gradually expanding his influence through sharp judgment and a bold, risk-taking nature.
Eventually, Kim Chun Chu becomes the first person from the true-bone class to ascend the throne, becoming King Taejong Muyeol, Silla’s 29th king. From a politician fighting to keep his country alive, he grows into a leader with a far greater ambition: the unification of the Three Kingdoms. His journey toward this monumental goal will form a central part of “The Great King Munmu.”
The newly released stills capture Kim Chun Chu’s fierce gaze and commanding presence, reflecting his unwavering determination to overcome the turmoil of his era.
From chaotic battlefields to tense diplomatic encounters where his life hangs in the balance, Kim Chun Chu remains composed even in the most dangerous situations.
More than a politician seeking power, Kim Chun Chu is a shrewd strategist who steps onto the front lines of diplomacy with the fate of Silla on his shoulders. His sharp judgment, unwavering resolve, and exceptional ability to communicate allow him to navigate the turbulent political landscape and steadily expand his influence, raising anticipation for the pivotal role he will play in Silla’s fight for survival.
“The Great King Munmu” is set to premiere on November 14 at 9:20 p.m. KST.
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Lee Bo Young And Kang Tae Oh Confirmed For New Drama
Actors Lee Bo Young and Kang Tae Oh are set to star in the upcoming drama “Divorce Investigator Hong Mal Geum” (literal translation)!
On October 6, ENA’s new Monday-Tuesday drama “Divorce Investigator Hong Mal Geum” confirmed the casting of Lee Bo Young and Kang Tae Oh.
“Divorce Investigator Hong Mal Geum” is a comedy legal family drama that follows Hong Mal Geum, a single mom of three who experiences a divorce and becomes a family court investigator, where she faces a variety of domestic cases.
Lee Bo Young will play the lead role of Hong Mal Geum. A family court investigator is a specialized public official who investigates cases handled by the family court, including divorce, adoption, guardianship, and child abuse. Raised in a divorced household, Hong Mal Geum becomes a trainee investigator after going through her own divorce and raising three children alone, utilizing her background in psychology.
Kang Tae Oh will portray Charles Kim, a lawyer with a 100 percent win rate. Charles Kim is a character who prioritizes money over the honor or sense of duty expected of a legal professional. He shares a bitter history with Hong Mal Geum, having served as the defense attorney for her ex-husband—the at-fault party—during her divorce, where he secured a favorable outcome for him.
“Divorce Investigator Hong Mal Geum” is scheduled to air in the first half of next year. Stay tuned for more updates!
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Kim Hee Jung Faces Her Son’s Financial Troubles While Kang Kyung Hun Plays Matchmaker In “Mommy To Mi Mi”
Kim Hee Jung and Kang Kyung Hun are taking very different approaches to dealing with their sons’ problems in “Mommy to Mi Mi.”
“Mommy to Mi Mi” is a new weekday drama about two very different mothers and the entangled lives of their children. One mom has sacrificed everything and devoted herself entirely to her family for a long time, while the other mom has lived her life solely for herself.
Spoilers
Previously, Jo Mi Mi (Kim Hee Jung) was thrown into chaos when her eldest son, Kang Kang Nam (Kang Eun Tak), returned home with his daughter Kang Soo Ah after getting divorced. She then faced another unexpected problem when she discovered a foreclosure notice at the home of her second son, Kang Dae Chi (Kim Jong Hoon), whom she had always considered the pride of the family.
MMeanwhile, Jeon Jin Hee (Kang Kyung Hun) has taken it upon herself to find a suitable marriage partner for her son, Cha Do Yoon (Bae Ji Wan). She has her eye on her subordinate Kang Ye Ri (Kim Na Eun) and is determined to set the two up.
In the upcoming episode, Jo Mi Mi directly confronts Kang Dae Chi about what he has been hiding. Kang Dae Chi confesses that he started investing after being encouraged by a senior colleague at his company, only to lose money. Faced with this unexpected confession from her son, Jo Mi Mi is left visibly stunned. What choice will she make as she continues to deal with one problem after another involving her children?
Meanwhile, Jeon Jin Hee invites Kang Ye Ri to her wedding anniversary dinner. While Jeon Jin Hee tries to subtly bring Kang Ye Ri and her son Cha Do Yoon together, Cha Do Yoon, who attends the dinner unaware of his mother’s intentions, is caught off guard when he eventually realizes what she is doing.
Adding to the intrigue, Jeon Jin Hee is said to have a specific reason for choosing Kang Ye Ri as a potential match for her son.
As Jo Mi Mi struggles to figure out how to resolve her children’s problems and Jeon Jin Hee goes as far as choosing a potential spouse for her son, curiosity is mounting over what consequences await the two mothers as they intervene in their children’s lives in very different ways.
The next episode of “Mommy to Mi Mi” will air on October 5 at 8:30 p.m. KST and will be available on Viki.
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Seo Kang Jun And Jo Aram Meet Outside Of Work In “A Love Other Than Yours”
On the next episode of “A Love Other Than Yours,” Seo Kang Jun and Jo Aram will spend time together outside of work.
KBS 2TV’s “A Love Other Than Yours” is a realistic romance drama that follows a couple in their 10th year of dating as they experience unexpected emotional changes in a relationship that once felt familiar.
Spoilers
Previously on “A Love Other Than Yours,” it was revealed that Namgoong Ho (Seo Kang Jun) and Park Soo Ah (Jo Aram) shared a past connection. The two first crossed paths 10 years ago, when Namgoong Ho traveled to the remote island of Haemado after being rejected by his longtime crush Lee Mi Do (Ahn Eun Jin). There, his small gesture of comfort made a lasting impression on Park Soo Ah, who later re-entered his life as a junior colleague at his company.
Newly released stills from the drama’s upcoming fifth episode capture Namgoong Ho and Park Soo Ah meeting at a sauna, piquing curiosity as to what brought them together outside the office.
Notably, Namgoong Ho is sporting a cut on his face, raising the question of what could have caused the wound.
“Starting from Episode 5, there will be a series of events that makes Namgoong Ho and Park Soo Ah growing closer inevitable,” said the drama’s production team. “This leads Park Soo Ah’s deep-rooted memory of [Namgoong Ho’s] comfort from 10 years ago to develop into a new emotion.”
“Although [Namgoong Ho] has gotten engaged to Lee Mi Do, there are still unresolved issues within their relationship,” they continued. “Please keep an eye on what sort of new role Park Soo Ah will wind up playing in Namgoong Ho’s life amidst that situation.”
The next episode of “A Love Other Than Yours” will air on October 3 at 9:40 p.m. KST, 20 minutes later than usual.
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Song Kang Desperately Tries To Change Lee Jun Young’s Mind In “Four Hands, Two Sonatas”
Will Song Kang be able to win Lee Jun Young’s favor on “Four Hands, Two Sonatas”?
tvN’s “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” is a drama that follows the friendship, love, rivalry, and growth of two students who meet at an arts high school, tracing their journey from adolescence to adulthood as professional pianists.
Spoilers
Previously on “Four Hands, Two Sonatas,” Choi Jeong Yo (Lee Jun Young) chose Kang Pio (Song Kang) as the soloist for his piano concerto “Nemesis,” which he had spent five years perfecting. However, after rehearsals began, Choi Jeong Yu ultimately fired Kang Pio, deeming him unable to sufficiently convey the emotions and imagery required.
In the upcoming episode of the drama, Kang Pio will go all out in a desperate attempt to change Choi Jeong Yo’s mind. Determined to reclaim his role as soloist, Kang Pio makes a bold move as a last-ditch effort.
As Kang Pio finally received musical advice from his distant grandfather for the first time on the drama’s latest episode, it remains to be seen if his grandfather’s suggestions will help him convince Choi Jeong Yo to reverse his decision.
To find out if Kang Pio will be able to turn this situation around, catch the next episode of “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” on October 3 at 9:30 p.m. KST!
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Red Velvet’s Joy, Kim Hyun Jin, Shin Hyun Soo, And Kang Na Eon Dive Into Their Roles At “One Of A Kind Romance” Script Reading
“One of a Kind Romance” has unveiled photos from its script reading session!
Based on a webtoon, “One of a Kind Romance” follows Gong Yu Il (Red Velvet’s Joy), an ordinary woman on the job hunt who unexpectedly becomes the manager of Tak Mu I (Kim Hyun Jin), a top star hiding the emotional scars left by a stalking incident. The drama follows their romance as Gong Yu Il, who dreams of living an ordinary life, and Tak Mu I, who found the strength to keep going through a novel she wrote years ago, cross paths by chance and gradually develop a sweet and heartfelt relationship.
The script reading was attended by director Kim Jin Young, writer Jeon Hyun Mi, and the main cast.
Joy transformed into Gong Yu Il, a bright and optimistic woman who refuses to lose her positive spirit despite struggling with both her career and love life. Reflecting Gong Yu Il’s life as she juggles part-time jobs with job hunting and goes from one interview to another, Joy brought the character to life through subtle changes in her tone, posture, and gaze.
Kim Hyun Jin naturally captured the effortless charm and confidence of top star Tak Mu I. He brought the character to life with a playful tone and gentle gaze, while his signature eye smile and warm gestures toward fans, such as reaching out to sign autographs, further showcased Tak Mu I’s star power.
Shin Hyun Soo plays star chef Kang Hee Soo, balancing a warm, gentle demeanor with an air of mystery. While his soft and kind way of speaking makes him seem approachable, his subtle coldness and inscrutable expressions hint that there is more to him than meets the eye.
Kang Na Eon brings energy to the drama as Joo Da Hong, an actress with a bubbly personality. In addition to openly pursuing Tak Mu I with her straightforward crush and bold flirting, she also subtly keeps Gong Yu Il in check, creating another layer of tension between the characters.
“One of a Kind Romance” will premiere on November 9.
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6 Seo Kang Jun K-Dramas That Are Worth Checking Out
Seo Kang Jun has been part of the K-drama industry for quite some time now. He made his debut in 2012 as a member of the first ever actor group 5urprise and has gone on to make a name for himself as a reputable actor. He’s won several awards throughout his career, including the Daesang (Grand Prize) for his role in “Undercover High School” in 2025. One thing he does especially well is portray vulnerability and longing in a way that feels so effortless. If you’re new to Seo Kang Jun’s K-dramas, here are a few that are worth adding to your watchlist.
1. “Hwajung”
“Hwajung” stars Cha Seung Won as Prince Gwanghae, the son of a concubine, and the series showcases the rise and fall of Princess Jeongmyeong (Lee Yeon Hee). Seo Kang Jun plays Hong Joo Won, the son of a family in the Joseon Dynasty. Joo Won falls in love with Princess Jeongmyeong and also experiences betrayal in the series. He tries to fix the problems of the society he is living in.
If you’re a true Seo Kang Jun fan, this is one you can’t miss. It was one of his first major roles, and he even won an award for his performance! What really makes him stand out in this role is how naturally he suits the part of a prince, especially with his striking eye color. His character is a witty genius who isn’t afraid to stand up for what he believes is right. There’s something especially admirable about watching him use his charisma, intelligence, and sword to fight for those who can’t defend themselves. And, of course, he’s seriously swoon-worthy as a prince!
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2. “Cheese in the Trap”
“Cheese in the Trap” is based on the successful webtoon written by Soonkki. The story involves college students who get entangled in a love triangle. Kim Go Eun plays Hong Seol, Park Hae Jin plays Yoo Jung, and Seo Kang Jun plays Baek In Ho. Yoo Jung is the first to confess his feelings to Hong Seol, and without putting much thought into it, she accepts his confession, and they start to date. Meanwhile, Seol has gotten very close to In Ho, who is Jung’s sworn enemy. Seol is constantly caught in the middle, and this acts as a huge stress factor for her.
Many fans of “Cheese in the Trap” will remember the serious second-lead syndrome that came with Seo Kang Jun’s Baek In Ho. This role really showed off his ability to bring charm, sincerity, and vulnerability to a character, especially in the way In Ho loves Hong Seol. His chemistry with Kim Go Eun is also a major highlight, making it easy to see why so many viewers fell for his character. Seo Kang Jun also does a great job showing In Ho’s growth throughout the series, as he goes from a rebellious bad boy to someone who genuinely wants to be happy and work harder to build a better life for himself. And there’s nothing more satisfying than watching Seo Kang Jun play a bad boy who slowly lets his softer side show.
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3. “Are You Human Too?”
Nam Shin (Seo Kang Jun) is the son of an elite and wealthy family. After an unfortunate accident, he falls into a coma, and his mother creates a robot that looks exactly like him and names him Nam Shin III. With Kang So Bong (Gong Seung Yeon) as a bodyguard, the robot learns human mannerisms and takes the place of Nam Shin, who is bedridden.
This sci-fi romantic K-drama is packed with cliffhangers, but one of the biggest highlights is definitely Seo Kang Jun’s ability to evoke so much emotion through his character, even though he’s playing a robot. Taking on the dual role of Nam Shin and Nam Shin III, he gets to show just how versatile he is as an actor. He makes the two characters feel completely different, from the cold and arrogant human Nam Shin to the kind and innocent robot. Watching him switch between the two so effortlessly is what makes this sci-fi and romance mash-up so much fun to watch.
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4. “Watcher”
Do Chi Kwang (Han Suk Kyu), Kim Young Koon (Seo Kang Jun), and Han Tae Joo (Kim Hyun Joo) have all experienced great tragedy in their lives. They all become part of an investigation team where they are trying to expose corruption within the police.
You’ll get to see a more charismatically rough and tough side of Seo Kang Jun in “Watcher,” which is definitely a fun change of pace. His character, Young Koon, has a much darker past than many of the roles he has played before, and Seo Kang Jun does a great job bringing out that complexity. As the mystery surrounding his traumatic childhood unfolds, you’ll find yourself becoming more invested in his character and wanting to uncover what really happened to him. It’s another role that shows off a different side of Seo Kang Jun’s acting, and the series is definitely worth checking out if you’re into crime and mystery dramas.
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5. “I’ll Go to You When the Weather Is Nice”
After Mok Hae Won (Park Min Young) decides to leave Seoul and temporarily move to the countryside with her aunt, she meets her old high school friend Im Eun Seob (Seo Kang Jun). Eun Seob has been in love with Hae Won since he first met her and is happy to hear that she won’t be leaving for a while. The two become friends again, and as they get to know each other more, they start to fall in love.
“I’ll Go to You When the Weather Is Nice” is the comforting K-drama you never knew you needed. And if you’re a fan of Seo Kang Jun, this is a role you definitely won’t want to miss. He does such a beautiful job portraying Eun Seob’s quiet and unwavering love for Hae Won, making you really believe that he has been carrying these feelings for years. His soft gaze and subtle expressions say so much without him having to say a word, and it’s hard not to fall for him throughout the entire series.
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6. “Undercover High School”
Jung Hae Sung (Seo Kang Joon) is an ace NIS agent who gets demoted after an operation goes wrong. He goes undercover as a student at a prestigious high school to find King Gojong’s missing gold bars. He also meets a homeroom teacher named Oh Soo Ah (Jin Ki Joo), who begins to notice similarities between Hae Sung and her first love, who left a deep wound in her heart. As the two grow closer, old memories and feelings begin to resurface.
Seo Kang Joon is absolutely the standout here, especially because of the duality he brings to the role. He completely sells Hae Sung as a tough, highly skilled NIS agent, but then flips that switch when he has to go undercover as a high school student. It’s such a fun role for him because he gets to show off his action skills, comedic timing, and softer side all in one character.
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Watch: Cho Yi Hyun, Kim Jae Won, Kang You Seok, Shin Seung Ho, And More Turn Against Each Other In “Final Interview” Trailer
The upcoming film “Final Interview” has unveiled its second poster and trailer!
“Final Interview” follows six applicants who make it to the final round of interviews at a global IT company amid an intensely competitive job market. After discovering mysterious envelopes containing exposés about each of them at the final interview venue, the six begin to suspect one another and find themselves locked in a tense psychological battle.
The individual posters introduce the six applicants and their contrasting reactions to the mysterious envelopes. The observant Hye In (Cho Yi Hyun) warns, “Once you open the envelope, you’re next,” while idealist Jin Woo (Kim Jae Won) immediately suspects that “It’s obviously a trap.”
Action-oriented leader Seung Bin (Shin Seung Ho) insists, “Let’s lay all our cards on the table, whether someone gets screwed or not,” as mediator Hee Chan (Kang You Seok) searches for clues, saying, “We’ll know who the culprit is once we open it.”
Meanwhile, strategist Yo Han (Kwak Dong Yeon) cynically remarks, “You’re all going to open them eventually anyway,” while perfectionist Joo Won (Bae Gang Hee) fires back, “You’re saying you won’t open the envelope? Stop pretending to be so innocent.”
Their vastly different reactions hint at the conflicts that will soon erupt between them, while the tagline “Secrets not listed on their resumes will be exposed” raises questions about what the six applicants have been hiding.
The trailer offers a closer look at how their relationships begin to unravel. After spending a month preparing for a team discussion as part of the final qualification process, the six grow close and excitedly imagine a future in which they all make it through, saying, “Don’t you think we could all actually make it?”
However, their optimism quickly disappears when they discover that the final interview task is to decide “which one of the six should be hired.” With mysterious envelopes containing revelations about each applicant, the interview room becomes a battleground as they attempt to uncover one another’s secrets while hiding their own.
As the applicants scramble to protect their envelopes and open those belonging to others, their suspicions escalate into accusations: “So, from what point have you been lying?” and “You’re the one behind all this.”
Finally, the question “Who among us is the culprit?” hints that “Final Interview” will go beyond a simple job competition, unfolding into a mystery as the six applicants uncover each other’s secrets and the truth behind the incident.
“Final Interview” will hit theaters on November 4.
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