3 Moments In Episodes 11-12 Of “Love Class 3” That Made Us Believe In Romance Again
If you kept saying “finally!” during last week’s episodes of “Love Class 3,” you aren’t alone.
After all the stress, miscommunication, and idol chaos, episodes 11 and 12 finally gave the four leads a few wins and some very deserved moments of happiness. Feelings are being talked out and resolved, and there’s even a new couple brewing on the sidelines.
Of course, because this is still a K‑drama, the second things start looking up, you can’t help but wonder how long the peace will last, especially when the boys are already taking risks as idols-to-be in the same group.
But for now, focusing on the good, here are three major moments in episodes 11 and 12 that finally brought some sweet, wholesome love to “Love Class 3”:
Warning: spoilers up to episode 12 ahead.
1. Hyun Jae and Soo An face their feelings
After their dance practice video blows up, the company decides to capitalize on the attention and asks Hyun Jae (Saebyeol) and Soo An (Seo Ihan) to film more content together.
That’s how they end up going on a one‑on‑one trip, but Soo An’s still uncomfortable being with Hyun Jae alone in front of the camera because, in the past, he couldn’t tell what was for show and what was real. It’s the whole reason their relationship has been unclear and strained since they were contestants on the “Next Stage” idol competition show.
From the moment they leave, Hyun Jae is oddly insistent on filming everything and creating cute scenes that the fans would love. He even goes as far as creating fake situations, like acting surprised that Soo An packed snacks just for Hyun Jae, when it was actually Hyun Jae who packed them.
The ick of it all gets worse as it seems like Hyun Jae is forcing Soo An to do things just for the camera, the sorts of things that encourage the infamous “shipping” culture between them. It was all very much starting to feel like Soo An was totally right to try and distance himself from Hyun Jae, because it feels insincere and all just for show.
But a plot twist comes out of nowhere: Hyun Jae wasn’t filming any of it. Not a single moment. Hyun Jae confesses to Soo An that he wasn’t really filming at all during their time together.
It would seem Hyun Jae did this to encourage Soo An to open up and be more present with him. It certainly feels like a bit of a roundabout way to spend real, private time together, but it all works out in the end, and it seems Soo An caught on to what Hyun Jae was doing.
Both of them admit they were sincere with each other from the beginning, and whatever miscommunication and tension there was between them just dissolves.
The next day, they’re already sneaking kisses when no one is around and going off to eat lunch together.
It looks like these two are officially a couple, and thank goodness they were able to get over their very long era of unspoken feelings, mixed signals, and emotional whiplash.
It’s such a relief to see them finally being honest with each other, but it’s also a big risk. Being so open about their feelings means someone can find out, and that’s a high risk for their future as idols in the same group.
2. Jae Min confesses to Khun
Unfortunately, this long-awaited happy moment starts with a bad one: Khun’s (Petch Panutuch Saelee) stalker shows up in Korea.
The reveal comes when Khun arrives at the company and receives a gift, which he quickly realizes is not from a well-meaning fan but from his persistent stalker, who has presumably come to Korea from Thailand to follow him.
Already thrown from the creepy gift, Khun runs into a group of pushy fans right when he walks outside.
Just as he’s getting circled by the fans, he’s rescued by a costumed person who turns out to be Jae Min. Jae Min had been waiting outside the company dressed in a dog costume to surprise Khun and confess his feelings, but the crowd of fans ruined it.
When they get far enough away from the horde of girls, Jae Min gives Khun a gift and tells him to go while he holds off the fans. It’s a very K-drama rom-com moment, and Jae Min is Khun’s knight in shining armor (the armor being the adorable dog costume).
The confession might not have played out the way Jae Min had imagined, but Khun eventually opens Jae Min’s gift. The gift? A t-shirt and a handwritten confession letter, written in Thai. Writing in Thai without knowing the language is no easy task, so major bonus points go to Jae Min for the effort and thoughtfulness.
The t-shirt might also be a nod to one of their very first encounters and what started their relationship. If you remember, in the first couple of episodes, Khun accidentally gets Jae Min’s shirt dirty during lunch at school. Khun repays him later with a new shirt that turns out to be way too expensive, unintentionally putting Jae Min in his debt. If the shirt is intended to reference their funny origin story, that’s so sweet.
When Khun and Jae Min meet eyes at the office the next day, they’re wearing their matching t-shirts, which thankfully no one else seems to notice. The fewer suspicious eyes on them, the better. Hopefully, they can stay in their safe, happy bubble for a while.
It was another very bumpy road to romance for these two, but they made it. Alas, their bumpy road probably isn’t entirely over just yet.
3. A new couple emerges (and it’s GL!)
Two side characters might be getting their main‑character moment, and those side characters are the super sweet Ye Eun (Kim Ye Eun) and the iconic Stella.
Ye Eun has been shown a few times already, but her full story hasn’t been explored yet. What is known is that she is a trainee and Soo An’s reliable close friend. They’ve both struggled together to make it in the idol industry, but while Soo An is finally having some luck with his potential debut, Ye Eun is still trying to get her start.
When Ye Eun is crying alone after what sounds like another setback in her career, Stella shows up beside her, offering something to wipe her eyes.
They meet again soon after, and this time, Ye Eun musters up the courage to ask Stella to dinner. The way they look at each other gives very clear romantic vibes, so here’s hoping a little slice of GL is in the show’s future.
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Asya’s a BL-biased Soompi writer with a love of K-pop and all types of Asian dramas. Some of her favorite shows are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!“ Currently watching: “Love Class 3,” “Ticket to Heaven,” “Double Helix,” “The Prosecutor’s Proposal,” “Don’t Be Too Emotional,” and “A Winter Sun Wakes the Wind in Spring Hills’ Dream.” Looking forward to: “Love Scandal,” “Magic Lover,” “Mr. Fanboy,” “The Love Matter,” and “Be My Player Two.’’
5 Times Episodes 9-10 Of “Love Class 3” Reminded Us How Hard The K-Pop Industry Can Be
The entertainment industry, especially K‑pop, isn’t for the faint of heart.
Romantic relationships are basically off‑limits, there’s constant pressure to be perfect, and the competition is cutthroat. Not to mention the brutal schedules, hierarchy, and a position you work years for but can lose in a single moment.
Now that the boys are all working together in the same entertainment company, the reality of the industry hit extra hard this week in “Love Class 3.”
These five moments from the latest episodes will make you realize that the K-pop industry is no joke.
Warning: spoilers up to episode 10!
1. Jae Min gets singled out
Now that the debut team has been formed, it’s practice-eat-sleep-and-repeat time for the trainees, and it isn’t all sunshine and rainbows.
This is especially true for Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), who’s become the group’s main target for reprimands and underhanded comments from staff, likely because of his past scandal. To note, the scandal hasn’t fully been explained yet, but from the clues given so far, it doesn’t seem like Jae Min was at fault at all but instead was used as a scapegoat.
This singling out of Jae Min happened again this week during a dance rehearsal with a particularly grumpy teacher. When Jae Min can’t get a move down, he’s called out and ridiculed in front of the whole group instead of being helped.
That’s just not good teaching. When the goal is to get all the guys working together as a group, pushing certain members down in a public setting isn’t the way to go. This puts Jae Min in a funky state of mind for the rest of practice, and he continues to make mistakes.
Thankfully, Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee) comes to the rescue later when all other trainees have left. He helps Jae Min get the step down with encouragement, not demeaning comments, and just like that, Jae Min relaxes.
The dance teacher can definitely take a few notes from Khun.
2. Soo An keeps fighting
From past episodes, it’s already known that Soo An (Seo Yi Han) has been giving the music industry his all, but he hasn’t gotten anything in return yet to validate his hard work. He’s nearly about to give up his dream when he’s been given a spot on a team, bringing him one big step closer to debuting.
In a short but touching scene, Soo An calls his mom to ask for her support to give it one more shot. Tears were most definitely shed because you can see he hasn’t given up hope despite how hard it has been for him. That takes guts.
If that didn’t already make you tear up, the preceding scene shows him training on his own over and over again. You can’t deny he’s put in the work to be an idol, so here’s hoping it finally pays off.
3. Hyun Jae works hard behind the scenes
Coming from the winning group from the idol survival show over a year ago, Hyun Jae (Saebyeol) is loved by the company, and this means jealousy from other members, even though he works just as hard as them, if not harder.
In the practice room, Soo An overhears some trainees talking about Hyun Jae. They think he gets special treatment while they only practice hard.
In the prior scene of the dance instructor calling out Jae Min, he also clearly favors Hyun Jae while dragging everyone else. It sounds like a compliment, but it actually doesn’t help Hyun Jae at all.
What the trainees don’t know is that Hyun Jae is always working hard. Every day, he gets up before everyone else at four in the morning to tidy up the practice room and set out fresh towels and drinks for the members.
The only person who picked up on Hyun Jae’s secret morning endeavors was, of course, the equally thoughtful and hardworking Soo An, who noticed how the room was prepared when they arrived to practice.
The reality of hard work in the K-pop industry is that it can go unnoticed and even be distorted. A little harmless jealousy from the other members is understandable to a point, and so far, the members seem to look up to Hyun Jae, but they definitely haven’t seen the full story.
4. Hyun Jae and Soo An are paired up again
History might be repeating itself and not in a good way.
A practice choreography video with Soo An, Hyun Jae, and two other members blows up, which is good news for the group, but it inadvertently puts Hyun Jae and Soo An in a tough spot.
Because fans love them together, the two are asked to ride the wave of popularity and do more videos with just the two of them. This excites Hyun Jae but worries Soo An.
This all-too-familiar scenario seems to scare Soo An, since it feels like they are reverting to their old ways when they were shipped by fans during the idol competition show.
Back then, what seemed to start as something genuine turned into something that felt like an act just for the fans. At least it felt that way to Soo An.
So far, Hyun Jae hasn’t expressed the same worries as Soo An, and it’s a big part of why Soo An has tried to distance himself and end their personal relationship.
And this all comes right when Hyun Jae and Soo An seem to be getting along after such a long period of tension between them. Talk about timing.
5. Khun had to run from his past
Granted, anything related to Khun’s career isn’t technically the “K‑pop industry,” but the idol politics, fandoms, and media scrutiny are similar enough that it fits. And Khun’s struggles are just as relevant to the plot. But first, a flashback.
Last week, a mystery woman arrived: Stella. Jae Min sees her standing outside Khun’s door, and he assumes she is romantically involved with Khun. Even though there was really no proof of this yet, he let his intrusive thoughts take over, and he’s been stressing about it ever since.
This week, Jae Min finally meets Stella, and the lead-up to this meeting is hilarious.
After practice, Khun and Jae Min decide to go out for drinks. They don’t label it as a date, but… it’s definitely a date. They get to drinking and chatting in what would appear to be a totally empty bar, and just as they lean in for what would be their first kiss, Khun gets a message from the still-unrevealed Stella.
Another surprise: Khun says Stella is on her way to meet them. That’s when Jae Min’s overthinking goes into overdrive, and he starts drinking a little too much (very reminiscent of the first time Khun and Jae Min drank together).
He wakes up in Khun’s bed, for a second time, to be specific, and the person who opens the door is the mysterious Stella.
Despite Jae Min’s initial suspicion that Stella might be Khun’s girlfriend, he finds out she is only his close friend from Thailand. And a really good friend, as a matter of fact.
It took a drunken dinner and another unplanned sleepover to finally learn this truth, but Jae Min got there eventually. Besides, it was very unlucky that such a good guy like Khun would be spending so much time with Jae Min while hiding a girlfriend.
Stella explains to Jae Min everything that Khun has been through when he was a famous musician in Thailand and how it changed him. She says he came to Korea to “breathe” and “escape” and that hits so hard when you think about how kind and softhearted Khun is. He’s been through a lot, and it explains why he’s so careful with the people he lets get close.
Stella also tells Jae Min how Khun has been going to Korean language school because he’s recently quite invested in improving his Korean, apparently because of a certain someone. Aww!
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Asya’s a BL-biased Soompi writer with a love of K-pop and all types of Asian dramas. Some of her favorite shows are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!”
Currently watching: “Love Class 3,” “Ticket to Heaven,” “The Lie We Lived In,” “Double Helix,” “Love Upon A Time,” “Wu,’’ “Smile After Tears,” “The Prosecutor’s Proposal,” “Don’t Be Too Emotional,” and “A Winter Sun Wakes the Wind in Spring Hills’ Dream.” Looking forward to: “Love Scandal,” “Magic Lover,” “Mr. Fanboy,” “The Love Matter,” and “Be My Player Two.’’
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60+ Dramas From The First Half Of 2026 (K-Drama Masterlist)
The first half of the year has flown by in the blink of an eye, and it’s time look back on the K-dramas that have graced the screens over the past six months. Here is a masterlist of over 60 K-dramas that have aired in 2026 so far!
Includes dramas that premiered in 2025 and ended in 2026.
“A Graceful Liar”
Korean Title: “친밀한 리플리”
Cast: Lee Shi Ah, Lee Il Hwa, Lee Seung Yeon, Choi Jong Hwan, Park Chul Ho, Seol Jung Hwan
Broadcast Period: September 22, 2025 – February 20
Number of Episodes: 101
“A Graceful Liar” is about Cha Jung Won (Lee Shi Ah) and her birth mother Han Hye Ra (Lee Il Hwa), who becomes her stepmother-in-law, as they begin a battle of lies in order to win over the Geonhyang family.
“Absolute Value of Romance”
Korean Title: “로맨스의 절댓값”
Cast: Kim Hyang Gi, Cha Hak Yeon, Kim Jae Hyun, Sohn Jeong Hyuck, Kim Dong Gyu
Broadcast Period: April 17 – May 29
Number of Episodes: 16
“Absolute Value of Romance” tells the story of high school student Yeo Eui Ju (Kim Hyang Gi), who secretly writes a BL novel featuring her handsome teachers as the main characters. However, when she winds up running into these teachers in real life at unexpected moments, her once-peaceful school life takes a turbulent turn.
“Agent Kim Reactivated”
Korean Title: “김부장”
Cast: So Ji Sub, Choi Dae Hoon, Yoon Kyung Ho
Broadcast Period: June 26 – July 25
Number of Episodes: 10
“Agent Kim Reactivated” is an action revenge drama about Manager Kim (So Ji Sub), an ordinary dad and employee at a small savings bank who becomes the most dangerous man in the world to save his one and only beloved daughter Min Ji.
“Always Meet Again”
Korean Title: “언제나 다시 만나”
Cast: Shin Jeong U, Woo Ji Han
Broadcast Period: March 5 – March 26
Number of Episodes: 8
“Always Meet Again” is a fantasy romance BL about 35-year-old Jang Hye Sung (Woo Ji Han) who visits his high school art classroom and time slips to 17 years in the past, reuniting with his first love Lee Woo Jin (Shin Jeong U).
“Azure Spring”
Korean Title: “아주르 스프링”
Cast: Kim Ye Rim (Yeri), Kang Sang Jun
Broadcast Period: May 11 – May 26
Number of Episodes: 6
“Azure Spring” is a healing youth drama that follows Seo Anna (Kim Ye Rim), who has come to a standstill out of fear of the future, and Yoon Deok Hyun (Kang Sang Jun), who remains trapped in the past and unable to move forward. As they live as a haenyeo (female diver) and haenam (male diver), the two gradually grow through one another.
“Bloodhounds 2”
Korean Title: “사냥개들 시즌2”
Cast: Woo Do Hwan, Lee Sang Yi, Rain
Broadcast Period: April 3
Number of Episodes: 7
“Bloodhounds” is an action noir about people who step into the world of loan sharks in pursuit of money and get caught up in a web of much darker forces. After taking down a loan shark ring in the first season, Gun Woo (Woo Do Hwan) and Woo Jin (Lee Sang Yi) take on a global underground boxing league led by Baek Jeong (Rain) in Season 2.
“Bloody Flower”
Korean Title: “블러디 플라워”
Cast: Ryeoun, Sung Dong Il, Geum Sae Rok
Broadcast Period: February 4 – February 25
Number of Episodes: 8
“Bloody Flower” follows serial killer Lee Woo Gyeom (Ryeoun), who possesses the ability to cure all incurable diseases, and the people entangled with him, whose beliefs about law, justice, and ethics are shaken by his existence.
“Boyfriend on Demand”
Korean Title: “월간남친”
Cast: Jisoo, Seo In Guk
Broadcast Period: March 6
Number of Episodes: 10
“Boyfriend on Demand” is a romantic comedy that follows Seo Mi Rae (Jisoo), an overworked webtoon producer who subscribes to a virtual dating simulation service to experience the dates of her dreams. In the real world, meanwhile, a quiet spark also builds between Mi Rae and her rival webtoon producer Park Kyeong Nam (Seo In Guk).
“Cabbage Your Life”
Korean Title: “심우면 연리리”
Cast: Park Sung Woong, Lee Soo Kyung, Lee Jin Woo
Broadcast Period: March 6 – June 11
Number of Episodes: 12
“Cabbage Your Life” tells the chaotic story of Sung Tae Hoon (Park Sung Woong), a department manager at a major corporation, and his city family as they struggle to return to Seoul after they suddenly end up in the rural village Yeonriri.
“Can This Love Be Translated?”
Korean Title: “이 사랑 통역 되나요?”
Cast: Kim Seon Ho, Go Youn Jung, Fukushi Sota
Broadcast Period: January 16
Number of Episodes: 12
“Can This Love Be Translated?” depicts the romance that blossoms between multilingual interpreter Joo Ho Jin (Kim Seon Ho) and top star Cha Mu Hee (Go Youn Jung) as their professional relationship takes unpredictable and heartwarming turns.nd Sun Jae Gyu (Ahn Bo Hyun), the passionate man who melts her frozen heart.
“Climax”
Korean Title: “클라이맥스”
Cast: Ju Ji Hoon, Ha Ji Won, Nana, Oh Jung Se, Cha Joo Young
Broadcast Period: March 16 – April 14
Number of Episodes: 10
“Climax” follows the story of prosecutor Bang Tae Seop (Ju Ji Hoon), a man with boundless desires and sharp judgment who dives into a power-driven cartel in order to rise to the top of South Korea’s power ladder.
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“Doctor on the Edge”
Korean Title: “닥터 섬보이”
Cast: Lee Jae Wook, Shin Ye Eun, Hong Min Ki, Lee Soo Kyung, Kim Yoon Woo
Broadcast Period: June 1 – July 7
Number of Episodes: 12
“Doctor on the Edge” is about public health doctor Do Ji Eui (Lee Jae Wook) and nurse Yook Ha Ri (Shin Ye Eun), who is hiding a secret. After crossing paths on a remote island, they embark on a heartwarming journey of saving lives and learning about love as they get to know the island’s residents.
“Doctor Shin”
Korean Title: “닥터신”
Cast: Jung E Chan, Baek Seo Ra, An Woo Yeon, Joo Se Bin, Cheon Young Min, Song Ji In, Jeon No Min, Ji Young San
Broadcast Period: March 14 – May 3
Number of Episodes: 16
“Doctor Shin” is a medical thriller that follows a doctor who pushes medicine beyond limits. Centered on the romance surrounding a top star who falls into a coma after a tragic accident—along with the man who once loved her and the man who still loves her—the drama explores a bold story of love and desire, taboo, and sacrifice.
“Fifties Professionals”
Korean Title: “오십프로”
Cast: Shin Ha Kyun, Oh Jung Se, Heo Sung Tae, Kim Sang Kyung, Kim Shin Rok, Kwon Yul, Lee Hak Joo, Han Ji Eun
Broadcast Period: May 22 – June 27
Number of Episodes: 12
“Fifties Professionals” is an action-comedy about three men, who once reigned at the top of their respective fields, as they find themselves exiled to a remote island after a mysterious incident. There, they begin a bittersweet and comedic quest to uncover the truth about the fateful day from 10 years ago that changed their lives.
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“Filing for Love”
Korean Title: “은밀한 감사”
Cast: Shin Hae Sun, Gong Myoung, Kim Jae Wook, Hong Hwa Yeon
Broadcast Period: April 25 – May 31
Number of Episodes: 12
“Filing for Love” is an office rom-com drama that tells the story of Noh Ki Jun (Gong Myoung), once the ace of a major corporation’s audit team who is demoted to handling internal misconduct, and Joo In Ah (Shin Hae Sun), a tough and eccentric audit team leader with a secret.
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“First Man”
Korean Title: “첫 번째 남자”
Cast: Hahm Eun Jung, Oh Hyun Kyung, Yoon Sun Woo
Broadcast Period: December 15, 2025 – July 3
Number of Episodes: 141
“First Man” is a revenge drama about two women whose lives become fatally intertwined—one who lives another person’s life for the sake of revenge, and another who steals someone else’s life in pursuit of her own desires.
“Gold Land”
Korean Title: “골드랜드”
Cast: Park Bo Young, Kim Sung Cheol, Lee Hyun Wook, Kim Hee Won, Moon Jung Hee, Lee Kwang Soo
Broadcast Period: April 29 – May 27
Number of Episodes: 10
“Gold Land” follows Hee Joo (Park Bo Young), a security screening officer at an international airport who unexpectedly comes into possession of gold bars tied to an illegal smuggling ring. As those around her become consumed by greed and betrayal, Hee Joo is drawn into a dangerous battle.
“Honour”
Korean Title: “아너 : 그녀들의 법정”
Cast: Lee Na Young, Jung Eun Chae, Lee Chung Ah
Broadcast Period: February 2 – March 10
Number of Episodes: 12
Based on a Swedish series, “Honour” is a mystery thriller about Yoon Ra Young (Lee Na Young), Kang Shin Jae (Jung Eun Chae), and Hwang Hyun Jin (Lee Chung Ah), founding partners of the law firm L&J, as they confront a massive scandal from the past head-on.
“IDOL I”
Korean Title: “아이돌아이”
Cast: Sooyoung, Kim Jae Yeong, Jeong Jae Kwang, Choi Hee Jin, Kim Hyun Jin
Broadcast Period: December 22, 2025 – January 27
Number of Episodes: 12
“IDOL I” is a mysterious courtroom romance drama as Maeng Se Na (Sooyoung), a virtuous star lawyer and devoted fan, defends her favorite idol Do Ra Ik (Kim Jae Yeong) after he is accused of murder.
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“If Wishes Could Kill”
Korean Title: “기리고”
Cast: Jeon So Young, Kang Mina, Baek Sun Ho, Hyun Woo Seok, Lee Hyo Je
Broadcast Period: April 24
Number of Episodes: 8
“If Wishes Could Kill” is a horror series about a group of high schoolers who suddenly learn that they are fated to die after being cursed by a mysterious wish-granting app called GIRIGO. As they race against time to escape the app’s deadly curse, they wind up uncovering its sinister truth.
“In Your Radiant Season”
Korean Title: “찬란한 너의 계절에”
Cast: Lee Sung Kyung, Chae Jong Hyeop
Broadcast Period: February 20 – April 3
Number of Episodes: 12
“In Your Radiant Season” is a romance drama about Sunwoo Chan (Chae Jong Hyeop), a man who lives each day like an exciting summer vacation, and Song Ha Ran (Lee Sung Kyung), a woman who has locked herself away as if life were
“Love Class 3”
Korean Title: “수업중입니다3”
Cast: Saebyeol, Seo Ihan, Lee Woo Jin, Petch Panutuch Saelee
Broadcast Period: May 28 – July 17
Number of Episodes: 16
The third installment of the BL campus romance series “Love Class,” “Love Class 3″ tells the story of Hyun Jae (Saebyeol), Soo An (Seo Ihan), Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), and Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee) as they navigate between their K-pop dreams and romance.
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“Love Me”
Korean Title: “러브 미”
Cast: Seo Hyun Jin, Yoo Jae Myung, Lee Si Woo, Yoon Sea, Chang Ryul, Dahyun
Broadcast Period: December 19 – January 23, 2026
Number of Episodes: 12
“Love Me” is a remake of a Swedish original series by Josephine Bornebusch that tells the story of a somewhat selfish but perhaps more relatable family, where each member begins their own journey of love and personal growth.
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“Love Phobia”
Korean Title: “러브포비아”
Cast: Yeonwoo, Kim Hyun Jin, Jo Yun Seo, Choi Byung Chan
Broadcast Period: February 19 – March 13
Number of Episodes: 8
“Love Phobia” is about 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 an AI-powered dating app, as they cross paths and embark on a journey to find love.
“Mad Concrete Dreams”
Korean Title: “대한민국에서 건물주 되는 법”
Cast: Ha Jung Woo, Im Soo Jung, Kim Jun Han, Krystal, Shim Eun Kyung
Broadcast Period: March 14 – April 19
Number of Episodes: 12
“Mad Concrete Dreams” is a thriller drama that follows Ki Su Jong (Ha Jung Woo), a struggling landlord whose mounting debts lead him to participate in a staged kidnapping. However, the plan spirals out of control as the fake kidnapping turns dangerously real.
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“Made in Korea”
Korean Title: “메이드 인 코리아”
Cast: Hyun Bin, Jung Woo Sung, Woo Do Hwan, Cho Yeo Jeong, Seo Eun Soo, Won Ji An, Jung Sung Il
Broadcast Period: December 24, 2025 – January 14
Number of Episodes: 6
“Made in Korea” follows Baek Ki Tae (Hyun Bin), a man driven by ambition for wealth and power, and prosecutor Jang Geon Young (Jung Woo Sung), who sacrifices everything to stop him, as they confront a monumental event in the turbulent 1970s.
“Marie and Her Three Daddies”
Korean Title: “마리와 별난 아빠들”
Cast: Ha Seung Ri, Hyun Woo, Park Eun Hye, Ryu Jin, Hwang Dong Joo, Gong Jung Hwan
Broadcast Period: October 13, 2025 – March 27
Number of Episodes: 120
“Marie and Her Three Daddies” tells the story of Marie (Ha Seung Ri) on her journey to uncover the truth about her father, ultimately portraying the creation of an unconventional family—one built on bonds deeper than blood.
“My Royal Nemesis”
Korean Title: “멋진 신세계”
Cast: Lim Ji Yeon, Heo Nam Jun, Jang Seung Jo, Kim Min Seok, Lee Se Hee
Broadcast Period: May 8 – June 20
Number of Episodes: 14
“My Royal Nemesis” is a romantic comedy about Shin Seo Ri (Lim Ji Yeon), a struggling actress who is suddenly possessed by the spirit of a notorious villainess from the Joseon era, and Cha Se Gye (Heo Nam Jun), a ruthless chaebol heir who is known as a “monster created by capitalism.”
“No Tail To Tell”
Korean Title: “오늘부터 인간입니다만”
Cast: Kim Hye Yoon, Lomon
Broadcast Period: January 16 – February 28
Number of Episodes: 12
“No Tail to Tell” is a fantasy romance about Eun Ho (Kim Hye Yoon), a quirky Gen Z gumiho (magical nine-tailed fox) who is determined not to become human, and Kang Si Yeol (Lomon), an overly confident world-class soccer player.
“Notes from the Last Row”
Korean Title: “맨 끝줄 소년”
Cast: Choi Min Sik, Choi Hyun Wook, Heo Joon Ho, Kim Yoon Jin, Jin Kyung
Broadcast Period: June 26
Number of Episodes: 6
“Notes from the Last Row” is a gripping suspense drama that follows Heo Mun Oh (Choi Min Sik), a grumpy literature professor and failed novelist, who discovers untapped genius in Lee Kang (Choi Hyun Wook), a mysterious student seated in the last row of his class, and becomes obsessed with his writing.
“Our Golden Days”
Korean Title: “화려한 날들”
Cast: Jung Il Woo, Jung In Sun, Yoon Hyun Min, Chun Ho Jin, Lee Tae Ran, Ban Hyo Jung, Yoon Joo Sang, Kim Hee Jung, Son Sang Yeon, Shin Su Hyun, Park Jung Yeon
Broadcast Period: August 9, 2025 – January 25
Number of Episodes: 50
“Our Golden Days” is a generational family drama built around the idea that everyone has their own golden era—be it in the past, present, or future. The story explores how people encounter and reflect on those meaningful moments in life.
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“Our Happy Days”
Korean Title: “기쁜 우리 좋은 날”
Cast: Yoon Jong Hun, Uhm Hyun Kyung, Jung Yoon, Yoon Da Young
Broadcast Period: March 30 – September 18
Number of Episodes: 120
“Our Happy Days” is a warm family series filled with stories from multiple generations, centering on a tense clash between the perfect man Go Gyeol (Yoon Jong Hun) and the endearingly clumsy woman Jo Eun Ae (Uhm Hyun Kyung)—each striving to become the main character of their own life.
“Our Universe”
Korean Title: “우주를 줄게”
Cast: Bae In Hyuk, Roh Jeong Eui, Park Seo Ham
Broadcast Period: February 4 – March 12
Number of Episodes: 12
“Our Universe” is a romance drama about Sun Tae Hyung (Bae In Hyuk) and Woo Hyun Jin (Roh Jeong Eui), two in-laws who unexpectedly end up raising their nephew Woo Joo together. After moving in together, they embark on a journey of personal growth and blossoming romance.
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“Pearl in Red”
Korean Title: “붉은 진주”
Cast: Park Jin Hee, Nam Sang Ji
Broadcast Period: February 23 – August 7
Number of Episodes: 103
“Pearl in Red” tells a gripping and intense revenge saga about two women who return under false identities to uncover the sins and hidden truths buried within a chaebol family.
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“Perfect Crown”
Korean Title: “21세기 대군 부인”
Cast: IU, Byeon Woo Seok, Noh Sang Hyun, Gong Seung Yeon, Yoo Su Bin, Lee Yeon
Broadcast Period: April 10 – May 16
Number of Episodes: 12
Set in an alternate universe where modern-day Korea is a constitutional monarchy, “Perfect Crown” tells the love story of Seong Hui Ju (IU), a chaebol heiress who has everything but is only a commoner in status, and Grand Prince Ian (Byeon Woo Seok), a prince who has nothing despite being the son of the king.
“Phantom Lawyer”
Korean Title: “신이랑 법률사무소”
Cast: Yoo Yeon Seok, Esom, Kim Kyung Nam
Broadcast Period: March 13 – May 2
Number of Episodes: 16
“Phantom Lawyer” is a quirky yet heartwarming legal drama that follows the adventures of Shin I Rang (Yoo Yeon Seok), a lawyer who can see ghosts, and elite attorney Han Na Hyun (Esom) as they resolve the lingering grievances of their very unusual clients—ghosts—through the law.
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“Positively Yours”
Korean Title: “아기가 생겼어요”
Cast: Choi Jin Hyuk, Oh Yeon Seo, Hong Jong Hyun, Dasom
Broadcast Period: January 17 – February 22
Number of Episodes: 12
Based on a popular webtoon, “Positively Yours” is a romantic comedy that follows the unexpected consequences of a one-night stand between Kang Du Jun (Choi Jin Hyuk) and Jang Hui Won (Oh Yeon Seo), who have both sworn off marriage.
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“Pro Bono”
Korean Title: “프로보노”
Cast: Jung Kyung Ho, So Ju Yeon, Yoon Na Moo, Seo Hye Won, Kang Hyung Suk, Lee Yoo Young
Broadcast Period:December 6, 2025 – January 11
Number of Episodes: 12
“Pro Bono” is a chaotic courtroom drama about Kang David (Jung Kyung Ho), a materialistic judge obsessed with success who unexpectedly gets trapped in a large law firm’s overlooked pro bono team.
“Reborn Rookie”
Korean Title: “신입사원 강회장”
Cast: Lee Jun Young, Jin Goo, Son Hyun Joo, Lee Ju Myoung
Broadcast Period: May 30 – July 5
Number of Episodes: 12
“Reborn Rookie” follows Kang Yong Ho (Son Hyun Joo), the powerful chairman of the leading conglomerate Choi Sung Group, who is revered as a business genius. After an accident, he unexpectedly finds himself living a second life when his soul swaps into the youthful body of a soccer player named Hwang Jun Hyun (Lee Jun Young).
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“Recipe for Love”
Korean Title: “사랑을 처방해 드립니다”
Cast: Jin Se Yeon, Park Ki Woong
Broadcast Period: January 31 – July 19
Number of Episodes: 50
“Recipe for Love” is 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.
“Reverse”
Korean Title: “리버스”
Cast: Seo Ji Hye, Go Soo, Kim Jae Kyung
Broadcast Period: April 17 – May 8
Number of Episodes: 8
“Reverse” is a mystery revenge thriller in which Myo Jin (Seo Ji Hye), who gets caught up in an explosion at a chaebol family’s villa and loses her memory, works to recover those memories in order to uncover the secrets of her suspicious fiancé Jun Ho (Go Soo) and the truth behind the accident.
“See You at Work Tomorrow!”
Korean Title: “내일도 출근!”
Cast: Seo In Guk, Park Ji Hyun, Kang Mina, Choi Kyung Hoon, Won Gyu Bin
Broadcast Period: June 22 – July 28
Number of Episodes: 12
Based on a hit webtoon, “See You at Work Tomorrow!” is a romance drama about Cha Ji Yoon (Park Ji Hyun), an office worker stuck in a career rut, who winds up making a fresh start both in her career and in her love life after becoming entangled with her prickly boss Kang Si Woo (Seo In Guk).
“Siren’s Kiss”
Korean Title: “세이렌”
Cast: Park Min Young, Wi Ha Joon, Kim Jung Hyun
Broadcast Period: March 2 – April 7
Number of Episodes: 12
“Siren’s Kiss” is a romance thriller that follows inspector Cha Woo Seok (Wi Ha Joon) as he investigates an insurance fraud case involving people who all died after falling in love with Han Seol Ah (Park Min Young), a mesmerizing woman suspected to be at the center of it all.
“Sold Out on You”
Korean Title: “오늘도 매진했습니다”
Cast: Ahn Hyo Seop, Chae Won Bin, Kim Bum
Broadcast Period: April 22 – May 28
Number of Episodes: 12
“Sold Out on You” is a romantic comedy that follows Matthew Lee (Ahn Hyo Seop), a perfectionist farmer who juggles multiple jobs, and Dam Ye Jin (Chae Won Bin), a top show host who suffers from severe insomnia, as their lives collide in unexpected ways.
“Spring Fever”
Korean Title: “스프링 피버”
Cast: Ahn Bo Hyun, Lee Joo Bin, Cha Seo Won, Cho Jun Young, Lee Jae In
Broadcast Period: January 5 – February 10
Number of Episodes: 12
“Spring Fever” is a romantic comedy featuring the love story between Yoon Bom (Lee Joo Bin), an emotionally cold high school teacher, and Sun Jae Gyu (Ahn Bo Hyun), the passionate man who melts her frozen heart.
“Still Shining”
Korean Title: “샤이닝”
Cast: Park Jinyoung, Kim Min Ju
Broadcast Period: March 6 – April 3
Number of Episodes: 10
“Still Shining” is a drama about Yeon Tae Seo (Park Jinyoung) and Mo Eun Ah (Kim Min Ju), who fell in love in their teens but drifted apart. 10 years later, they reunite and confront their heartbreak, growth, and new challenges as they gradually become each other’s source of light that guides their lives.
“Surely Tomorrow”
Korean Title: “경도를 기다리며”
Cast: Park Seo Joon, Won Ji An
Broadcast Period: December 6, 2025 – January 11
Number of Episodes: 12
“Surely Tomorrow” is a romance drama about ex-couple Lee Gyeong Do (Park Seo Joon) and Seo Ji Woo (Won Ji An) who cross paths again years later as a journalist covering an affair scandal and as the wife of the man at the center of it.
“Taxi Driver 3”
Korean Title: “모범택시 3”
Cast: Lee Je Hoon, Kim Eui Sung, Pyo Ye Jin, Jang Hyuk Jin, Bae Yoo Ram
Broadcast Period: November 21, 2025 – January 10
Number of Episodes: 16
“Taxi Driver 3” is the third season of the hit webtoon-based series about a mysterious taxi service that delivers vengeance on behalf of victims who are unable to get justice through the law.
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“Teach You A Lesson”
Korean Title: “참교육”
Cast: Kim Moo Yul, Lee Sung Min, Jin Ki Joo, P.O
Broadcast Period: June 5
Number of Episodes: 10
Set in a broken school system, “Teach You a Lesson” is about the fictional Educational Rights Protection Bureau, a government task force created to restore teachers’ authority in an era of unruly students, demanding parents, and struggling schools.
“The Art of Sarah”
Korean Title: “레이디 두아”
Cast: Shin Hae Sun, Lee Jun Hyuk
Broadcast Period: February 13
Number of Episodes: 8
“The Art of Sarah” tells the story of Sarah Kim (Shin Hae Sun), a woman determined to become a luxury icon even if she has to fake it, and Mu Gyeong (Lee Jun Hyuk), a man driven to uncover her ambitions.
“The Judge Returns”
Korean Title: “판사 이한영”
Cast: Ji Sung, Park Hee Soon, Won Jin Ah
Broadcast Period: January 2 – February 14
Number of Episodes: 14
“The Judge Returns” tells the story of corrupt judge Lee Han Young (Ji Sung), who lives as a slave to a powerful law firm before unexpectedly traveling back 10 years into the past. Given a second chance, he decides to seek justice by punishing great evils.
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“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier”
Korean Title: “취사병 전설이 되다”
Cast: Park Ji Hoon, Yoon Kyung Ho, Han Dong Hee, Lee Hong Nae, Lee Sang Yi
Broadcast Period: May 11 – June 16
Number of Episodes: 12
“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier” is a military fantasy-comedy drama that tells the story of army cook Kang Sung Jae (Park Ji Hoon). When a mysterious quest window pops up in front of him one day, Private Kang Sung Jae begins an unexpected journey that leads him down the path toward becoming a legendary cook.
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“The Lie We Lived In”
Korean Title: “거짓말이 사는 집”
Cast: Kim Seung Beom, Kim Gyeong Min, Lee Jeong Ho
Broadcast Period: June 5 – June 26
Number of Episodes: 8
“The Lie We Lived In” is a thriller BL drama about contract killer Seo Yi Do (Kim Seung Beom) whose mission is to kill Heo Dong Hwa (Lee Jong Ho), but his plans go awry when friendly detective Chu Tae Jeong (Kim Gyeong Min) shows up—and feelings get involved.
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“The Practical Guide to Love”
Korean Title: “미혼남녀의 효율적만남”
Cast: Han Ji Min, Park Sung Hoon, Lee Ki Taek
Broadcast Period: February 28 – April 5
Number of Episodes: 12
“The Practical Guide to Love” is about Lee Ui Yeong (Han Ji Min), a woman who decides to pursue love and dives into the world of blind dates. As she meets two very different men, she finds herself torn and embarks on a journey toward discovering what true love really means.
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“The Prosecutor’s Proposal”
Korean Title: “검사실의 제안”
Cast: Kim Yoon Sik, Park Si Woo
Broadcast Period: June 26 – July 24
Number of Episodes: 10
“The Prosecutor’s Proposal” is an office investigative BL drama about perfectionist prosecutor Joo Tae Sun (Kim Yoon Sik) and rookie investigator Lee Chae Ha (Park Si Woo). The two start with a precarious relationship, suspecting one another, but as they cooperate to investigate a case, they become intertwined through complex emotions.
“The Scarecrow”
Korean Title: “허수아비”
Cast: Park Hae Soo, Lee Hee Joon, Kwak Sun Young
Broadcast Period: April 20 – May 26
Number of Episodes: 12
“The Scarecrow” follows detective Kang Tae Joo (Park Hae Soo), who is investigating a series of murders and is forced into an unlikely partnership with prosecutor Cha Si Young (Lee Hee Joon), a man he despises. Set between 1988 and 2019, the suspenseful story tracks the two men bound by misfortune and an uneasy alliance of hatred as they chase the truth across 30 years.
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“The WONDERfools”
Korean Title: “원더풀스”
Cast: Park Eun Bin, Cha Eun Woo, Choi Dae Hoon, Im Seong Jae
Broadcast Period: May 15
Number of Episodes: 8
“The WONDERfools” is a superpower comic action set in 1999, a time when apocalyptic beliefs were rampant. It follows a group of neighborhood misfits who unexpectedly gain superpowers and fight against villains threatening the peace of Haeseong.
“To My Beloved Thief”
Korean Title: “은애하는 도적님아”
Cast: Nam Ji Hyun, Moon Sang Min, Hong Min Ki, Han So Eun
Broadcast Period: January 3 – February 22
Number of Episodes: 16
“To My Beloved Thief” is about Hong Eun Jo (Nam Ji Hyun), a woman who unexpectedly becomes a bandit known as Gil Dong, and Yi Yeol (Moon Sang Min), a royal prince of Joseon who switches souls with her while pursuing her.
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“Undercover Miss Hong”
Korean Title: “언더커버 미쓰홍”
Cast: Park Shin Hye, Ko Kyung Pyo, Ha Yun Kyung, Cho Han Gyul, Yuna
Broadcast Period: January 17 – March 8
Number of Episodes: 16
Set in the late 1990s, “Undercover Miss Hong” is an office comedy about Hong Geum Bo (Park Shin Hye), an elite financial supervisory officer in her 30s who goes undercover as a 20-year-old rookie at a securities firm after catching suspicious fund activities.
“Villains”
Korean Title: “빌런즈“
Cast: Yoo Ji Tae, Kwak Do Won, Lee Bum Soo, Lee Min Jung
Broadcast Period: December 18, 2025 – January 8
Number of Episodes: 8
“Villains” is a crime-action drama that delves into the intense clashes and fierce confrontations among criminals entangled in an ultra-precise counterfeit bill known as the “Supernote.”
“We Are All Trying Here”
Korean Title: “모두가 자신의 무가치함과 싸우고 있다”
Cast: Koo Kyo Hwan, Go Youn Jung, Oh Jung Se
Broadcast Period: April 18 – May 24
Number of Episodes: 12
“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.
“Yumi’s Cells 3”
Korean Title: “유미의 세포들 시즌3”
Cast: Kim Go Eun, Kim Jae Won
Broadcast Period: April 13 – May 4
Number of Episodes: 8
“Yumi’s Cells” tells the story of an ordinary office worker named Yumi (Kim Go Eun)—from the point of view of the many brain cells in her head controlling her every thought, feeling, and action. Yumi, who has become a famous writer by Season 3, goes through big changes when she meets Soon Rok (Kim Jae Won).
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Top 5 K-Dramas On Viki In June 2026
As the first half of the year comes to a close, June delivered another strong lineup of K-dramas for fans to enjoy. Here’s a recap of the top five K-dramas that received the most love on Viki this past month!
In no particular order.
“Reborn Rookie”
“Reborn Rookie” is a drama that tells the story of Kang Yong Ho (Son Hyun Joo), the powerful chairman of leading conglomerate Choiseong Group. After an accident, he unexpectedly finds himself living an unwanted second life when his soul is swapped into the youthful body of soccer player Hwang Jun Hyun (Lee Jun Young), forcing him to start over as a rookie employee at his own company.
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“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier”
“The Legend of Kitchen Soldier” is a military fantasy-comedy drama that tells the story of army cook Kang Sung Jae (Park Ji Hoon). When a mysterious quest window pops up in front of him one day, Private Kang Sung Jae begins an unexpected journey that leads him down the path toward becoming a legendary cook.
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“Fifties Professionals”
Starring Shin Ha Kyun, Oh Jung Se, and Heo Sung Tae, “Fifties Professionals” is an action-comedy about three seemingly ordinary but secretly dangerous middle-aged men who are brought back into action by destiny. The three men, who once reigned at the top of their respective fields, find themselves exiled to the remote island of Yeongseon after a mysterious incident. There, they begin a bittersweet and comedic quest to uncover the truth about the fateful day from 10 years ago that changed their lives.
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“Love Class 3”
The third installment of the BL campus romance series “Love Class,” “Love Class 3″ tells the story of Hyun Jae (Saebyeol), Soo An (Seo Ihan), Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), and Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee) as they navigate between their K-pop dreams and romance.
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“Filing for Love”
“Filing for Love” is an office rom-com drama that tells the story of Noh Ki Jun (Gong Myoung), once the ace of a major corporation’s audit team who is demoted to handling internal misconduct, and Joo In Ah (Shin Hae Sun), a tough and eccentric audit team leader with a secret.
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5 New BLs On Viki To Watch This Pride Month
There might be no better time than Pride Month to start a new BL (or two… or three), and you don’t need to be a BL expert to enjoy one. This is the time to get into BL if you haven’t yet!
The genre serves new releases pretty much nonstop, but this Pride Month in particular has a lot to show off.
June’s lineup includes a thriller K-BL putting two strangers in a high-stakes lying game, the eagerly anticipated Thai BL “Ticket to Heaven,” and the third installment of the OG comfort watch, “Love Class.”
These are five new and exciting BLs you can start watching right now on Viki:
1. “The Lie We Lived In”
“The Lie We Lived In” is about a case of mistaken identity that snowballs into an elaborate lie that two men can’t easily escape.
Hired killer Seo Yi Do (Kim Seung Beom) is taking on what should’ve been a quick assignment: eliminate his target, Heo Dong Hwa (Lee Jeong Ho), and leave without a trace. But his orders change mid-operation.
Yi Do must keep Dong Hwa alive until he can track down a hidden phone somewhere in the house. That’s how a simple mission turns into an unplanned hostage situation.
But it’s really not that big a deal because it’s only Yi Do and Dong Hwa in the house anyway, until it isn’t.
Dong Hwa’s best pal, Chu Tae Jeong (Kim Gyeong Min), arrives for a pre-planned week‑long stay, expecting Dong Hwa to be there to welcome him. Instead, it’s Yi Do, who Tae Jong conveniently assumes is Dong Hwa’s older brother from overseas.
Yi Do leans into the lie to keep his true intentions under wraps, but there’s another glaring problem that he soon discovers: Tae Jeong is a police officer. A killer pretending to be someone he’s not and a cop who strongly believes in justice staying in the same house is a recipe for chaos.
That’s when Yi Do gets a second kill order.
Why it’s worth the watch: K-BLs are branching out in terms of plot and vibe, and this is one of the many to come. If you need a break from clichés and predictable stories, this thriller‑romance hybrid is neither of those things.
The mystery surrounding the hidden phone, Dong Hwa’s strange entanglement with the underworld, and the growing connection between two people who should be on opposite sides of the law make this an exciting watch where you’re never quite sure what’ll happen next.
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2. “Love Class 3”
This new rendition of “Love Class” takes place in the world of K-pop, and it starts with an idol survival show, “Next Stage.”
In “Love Class 3,” Hyun Jae (Sae Byeol) and Soo An (Seo Yi Han) are two of the most popular contestants competing to become part of the newest debut group of “Next Stage.” The two quietly grew a real bond while on the show, but eventually the fans noticed their chemistry and their budding attraction.
However real it may have been, it became mixed with fictional fan shipping and fake stories, and it eventually became unclear whether their connection and feelings were real or had become all for show.
The show’s final round of eliminations came down to Soo An and Hyun Jae, two people fans thought would never be separated because of how inseparable they were. In the end, it’s Hyun Jae who is selected to debut with the winning team, leaving Soo An to go back to training alone.
While Hyun Jae becomes busy with his debut, Soo An grows increasingly discouraged about being able to debut and starts to push Hyun Jae away. Even though they lose touch for a bit, all hope isn’t lost.
Suddenly, they get a second chance at debuting together, but their relationship is still wildly unclear.
The second couple of the story is closely intertwined with the first: Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), Hyun Jae’s close friend and a trainee whose career took a hit after getting involved in a scandal with another boy group member, and Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee), a young man from Thailand who came to Korea for a restart on his life.
After meeting at school, Jae Min and Khun become increasingly involved in each other’s lives.
Why it’s worth the watch: Idols in the same group falling in love might sound like only a fantasy in the K‑pop world, but this show explores what might happen when that fantasy meets reality. It shows how a real, genuine connection can get tangled up with fan shipping, rumors, and the pressure to perform for the cameras. For “Love Class” aficionados, this is a no-brainer watch—you have to watch the third if you’ve already checked off “Love Class” and “Love Class 2.”
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3. “Ticket to Heaven”
In the heartfelt and heavy story “Ticket to Heaven,” Tanrak’s (Fourth Nattawat Jirochtikul) childhood is struck with tragedy when he loses his parents and becomes an orphan.
In his grief, he turns toward the church, believing that if he devotes his life to faith, he’ll one day reunite with them in heaven. As he gets older, he plans to become a priest after finishing seminary school at the church.
Now a young man with a clear path laid out, Tanrak’s life is disrupted when a new student transfers into the seminary. Barth (Gemini Norawit Titicharoenrak) has been bullied and gotten into fights, earning him a reputation as a troublemaker. Branded as a delinquent, he’s sent to Tanrak’s school.
It’s Tanrak who is tasked with guiding Barth during his transition to this new environment. From the moment they meet, Barth’s rebellious and free-spirited nature both concerns and intrigues Tanrak.
As the two spend more time together, they grow a connection despite appearing to be so different, but what starts to form between them isn’t exactly friendship.
As Tanrak’s feelings for Barth deepen, he starts an unexpected journey of self-discovery, where he finds himself torn between the future he’s always believed in and the desires that have surfaced because of Barth.
Why it’s worth the watch: This is shaping up to be a heavy watch with complex characters that won’t be for the faint of heart, but it will absolutely hit you in the feelings. Expect a soul-searching, introspective sort of watch that isn’t quite like anything that’s out there yet. Every detail, down to the cinematography, has meaning; see if you can catch the nuances.
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4. “A Dog and a Plane”
In “A Dog and a Plane,” an unexpected twist of fate links two guys from different worlds.
Khanit (New Thitipoom Techaapaikhun) is a well-off flight attendant dating a captain, while Toto (Tay Tawan Vihokratana) is an EMT taking care of his younger sister and is constantly strapped for cash. They may be from different tax brackets, but they both give off the same unserious goofball energy.
Khanit and Toto’s first meeting is not great though. They meet in a tiny collision when Khanit’s car drives itself into Toto’s EMT vehicle, which starts their seemingly endless bickering streak. They just met, but they already fight like a married couple of 20 years.
They meet for a second time at the airport, both coincidentally departing for the same location on the same flight. In the chaos of one of their arguments, they accidentally switch luggages, which look exactly the same. It’s only when they get to their hotels that they realize the switch has happened.
This switch forces Khanit to wear one of Toto’s loud, silly beach outfits to his friend’s wedding. Meanwhile, Toto and his two friends decide to take Khanit’s fancy, expensive wardrobe out for a spin in a little makeover montage.
Khanit tracks down Toto right as he and his EMT pals get into a scuffle with some foes. During this fight, all of Khanit’s precious belongings are ruined.
Now Toto owes Khanit money he doesn’t have, but Khanit quickly thinks up a solution. He proposes a single task for Toto to repay his debt: to investigate his boyfriend, who he suspects is cheating.
Why it’s worth the watch: The whole premise of “A Dog and a Plane” feels very much rom-com coded, and you can tell from the opening scene how unserious, random, and fun it’s going to be. You know how the saying goes: the first meeting is chance, the second is a coincidence, and the third means fate is officially clocking in. Well, fate is definitely taking the wheel of this story.
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5. “Double Helix”
The love story of “Double Helix” follows two men from childhood to adulthood as their relationship is tested again and again by the pressures around them. The only thing that never changes? How they feel about each other.
Meeting in high school, studious student Cheng Yi Chen (Lv Si Tong) and wealthy playboy Lu Feng (Ayden Sng) get the chance to explore their attraction when they reunite in college.
Without hesitation, Lu Feng goes all out in pursuing the shy Yi Chen. It takes some time and work, but he eventually moves his heart, and they fall deeply in love.
They promise to spend forever together, but forever isn’t easy, especially when the society around you doesn’t support your version of love.
Just as they’re at their happiest, a picture of them together starts circling around campus, and things get messy fast. They put up a fight at first, but Lu Feng is ultimately shipped away overseas by his father, and Yi Chen is left alone.
Years later, another chance at love comes there, but it won’t be any easier.
This time around, Lu Feng suddenly shows up one day as Yi Chen’s boss. They try to act as if their love is in the past, but it doesn’t work for long.
The attraction is still so clearly there, but so are the obstacles: Lu Feng’s strict father, public scrutiny, and now their careers.
Why it’s worth the watch: The chemistry between Lu Feng and Yi Chen will seriously have you verbally saying, “dang, so THIS is love,” so many times. If you’re looking for a true love story and you’re ready to accept that some loves don’t come easy, this is a rollercoaster you’ll enjoy riding.
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Asya’s a BL-biased Soompi writer with a love of K-pop and all types of Asian dramas. Some of her favorite shows are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!”
Currently watching: “Love Class 3,” “Ticket to Heaven,” “The Lie We Lived In, “Double Helix,” “Love Upon A Time,” “Wu,’’ “Smile After Tears,” “The Prosecutor’s Proposal,” “Don’t Be Too Emotional,” and “A Winter Sun Wakes the Wind in Spring Hills’ Dream.” Looking forward to: “Love Scandal,” “Magic Lover,” “Mr. Fanboy,” “The Love Matter,” and “Be My Player Two.’’
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4 Biggest Moments From Episodes 3-4 Of “Love Class 3”
“Love Class 3” is the newest installment of the BL campus romance series following “Love Class” and “Love Class 2.” This season, an idol storyline is thrown into the mix, with two unlikely couples trying to navigate school and the K-pop industry.
First is the freshly debuted idol Hyun Jae (Sae Byeol) and trainee Soo An (Seo Yi Han), who lost touch after being separated during an idol survival show. Second is Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), an idol on hiatus after a scandal, and a curious Thai student named Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee).
Last week, “Love Class 3” gave a peek into Soo An’s past, an unexpected sleepover, a confusing kiss, and the return of the show’s signature “love class.”
To make sure you remember all the important bits, these are the four biggest moments from episodes 3 and 4.
Warning: spoilers from episodes 3-4!
1. Soo An’s idol backstory is revealed
The premiere of “Love Class 3” showed a tense and distant relationship between Soo An and Hyun Jae, to the point that they’ve lost contact and don’t see each other anymore. But just one year ago, they were as close as can be as fellow contestants on an idol competition show.
There even seemed to be something romantic forming between them, but it was cut short when only Hyun Jae was chosen to join WAKERS, the show’s new boy band. Something clearly happened between then and now, and the new episodes revealed just that.
When Soo An was eliminated from the show during the final round, he congratulated Hyun Jae with a smile, and they promised to meet each other again on stage. They also promised to stay in contact, and at first, they did.
Soo An actually kept his promise of working hard to meet Hyun Jae on stage as an idol, but while Hyun Jae became busier with his own group, Soo An quietly faced more and more setbacks at his company.
Despite how hard he was working, his company kept pushing back his debut as they faced financial problems. Soo An even lost access to his practice studio due to a lease issue. Eventually, he began to give up on his dream to debut.
To make matters worse, a message from Soo An to Hyun Jae was secretly deleted by someone at Hyun Jae’s company. At the same time, Hyun Jae’s group is stripped of their personal phone privileges and moved to a communal company phone. Now they must request use of their personal phone ahead.
All this created a situation where Hyun Jae was left wondering why Soo An has pushed him away and Soo An feeling left behind.
2. Jae Min (accidentally) sleeps over
Episode 2 ended on a cliffhanger, with some very cryptic words being exchanged between Jae Min and Khun.
Jae Min ends up owing a favor to Khun, a classmate who has been a total wildcard and mystery to him so far. Khun is a student from Thailand, and though he knows a good amount of Korean, their relationship has been marked by funny misunderstandings and unfinished conversations because of the language barrier.
When Khun accidentally ruins Jae Min’s shirt during lunch, he buys him another one, but it is extremely expensive. Jae Min intends to return it to Khun so he can get his money back, but the shirt has a mark and cannot be returned. However, Khun says he can pay him back with something else: his body.
Taken aback and assuming Khun means something suggestive, he ends up standing in front of a hotel with Khun, completely afraid of what is about to happen. But Jae Min is totally off.
Finding himself surrounded by moving boxes in an empty apartment, Jae Min finds out that “his body” actually meant manual labor.
Jae Min helps Khun unpack, move in, and clean his new apartment, and he even teaches Khun a little bit about Korean move-in traditions, including ordering black bean noodles. But the day doesn’t end there.
They have a few too many drinks, namely Jae Min, and the night ends with an unplanned sleepover.
The next morning, Jae Min wakes up disoriented in Khun’s bed, unable to fully remember exactly what happened last night. But he’s late for class, so there’s no time to figure it out.
3. Soo An and Hyun Jae share a kiss
But it isn’t a happy ending yet.
In the previous episodes, Soo An found himself working as a staff member during one of Hyun Jae’s events. He just barely sneaks away from Hyun Jae, but dropping his lucky bracelet tips Hyun Jae off to who he is. This leads Hyun Jae to track down Soo An and see him face to face. They finally get their chance to talk things out, but it doesn’t go all that well.
While Hyun Jae asks Soo An to explain why he has pushed him away, Soo An claims their relationship is in the past and that there is nothing between them. Hyun Jae isn’t buying it, and Soo An suddenly leans in for a kiss.
Soo An says he does this to prove there are no lingering feelings between them, but their body language says otherwise. Their reunited moment doesn’t necessarily resolve their feelings—their relationship is actually as unclear as ever.
Hyun Jae doesn’t give up and seeks out Soo An again, but Soo An doesn’t budge. They end their conversation by agreeing not to see each other again.
4. The “love class” officially starts
It turns out this “Love Class” has another love class!
The K-pop setting might be new to this series, but it’s still sticking to its roots with another love class scenario, this time with Jae Min and Khun.
After his drunken sleepover at Khun’s, Jae Min comes to class and finds himself without a partner for a relationship project. Students are asked to form groups of two to experience a mock marriage, where they must get to know each other as a couple, much like the previous “Love Class” seasons.
He’s without a partner, and no one is willing to partner with him because of his stalker allegations. But just when Jae Min thinks he’s the outcast again, in pops Khun, who happens to be seated right behind him. He raises his hand to volunteer as Jae Min’s partner.
It looks like the love class lore is going to continue into the next episodes, and this fake relationship already has some very interesting background circumstances. They haven’t cleared up what happened last night, but now they’re married!
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Asya’s a BL-biased Soompi writer with a love of K-pop and all types of Asian dramas. Some of her favorite shows are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!”
Currently watching: “Love Class 3,” “Ticket to Heaven,” “The Lie We Lived In,” “Love Upon A Time,” “Wu,’’ “Smile After Tears,” and “Your Dear Daddy.” Looking forward to: “Love Scandal,” “Don’t Be Too Emotional,” “Magic Lover,” “Mr. Fanboy,” “The Love Matter,” and “Be My Player Two.’’
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3 Questions That Have Us Fully Hooked After The “Love Class 3” Premiere
If you didn’t know already, K-BL “Love Class” has officially started its third installment following “Love Class 2.” But don’t worry if you haven’t seen the first two; they’re standalone stories, so you can watch them all in any order you’d like.
In “Love Class 3,” the story goes beyond the classroom to the world of K-pop, and much like in Season 2, it’s a multi‑couple storyline where everyone’s stories overlap.
The story centers on Hyun Jae (Sae Byeol) and Soo An (Seo Yi Han), who compete together on an idol survival show but end up in totally different places. Meanwhile, their fellow trainee Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin) falls into a scandal and loses his chance to debut. Now at university, he meets a student from Thailand named Khun (Petch Panutuch Saelee), and that’s where his new, unexpected chapter begins.
With just two episodes released, there are already a handful of things that are impossible not to be curious about. These are the three big questions that’ll be on my mind until the next episodes air.
Warning: episodes 1 and 2 spoilers ahead!
1. Are Hyun Jae and Soo An just a ship or the real deal?
Were the feelings real, or was it all for show? It’s genuinely hard to tell so far, but it definitely can’t be nothing.
“Love Class 3” opens in the past, when idol trainees Hyun Jae and Soo An are competing side by side on a survival show. They’re popular with fans and often paired together thanks to their chemistry, but when the final lineup is announced, only Hyun Jae debuts. Even the fans are shocked to see Soo An eliminated, let alone separated from Hyun Jae.
Leaving the show, Soo An promised Hyun Jae that he’d keep training and one day meet him again on stage, but a year later, he has completely distanced himself from Hyun Jae. Hyun Jae has tried to stay in touch, but Soo An has stayed hidden away.
But fate brings them back together. Soo An ends up unknowingly working as a staff member during a performance with Hyun Jae’s group. He does his best to hide his identity and stay out of sight, but it doesn’t really work out since he keeps peeping at Hyun Jae.
Thanks to a little BL Cinderella moment, Soo An drops his lucky bracelet in front of Hyun Jae, who immediately recognizes it. But speedy Soo An runs away before Hyun Jae can confront him.
Following this, Hyun Jae musters up the courage to go to Soo An’s entertainment company to see him.
Their face-to-face meeting is bound to happen next, but the question is, was what they had only for the sake of the survival show, or was there something real between them that they never got to take further?
2. Will Jae Min clear his name?
The second storyline is of Hyun Jae’s friend, Jae Min. Jae Min was on the same K-pop survival show a year ago, but he didn’t debut like Hyun Jae. Right before he could, he got caught in a scandal.
The story goes that he was having a secret relationship with another male idol, and then the media found out. Despite being pressured to come clean, Jae Min maintained his privacy and didn’t say anything about his relationship. Instead, at the height of the scandal, the other guy involved told the media that Jae Min was stalking him.
This happened a year ago, but Jae Min is still branded as a stalker, even at his university. Hyun Jae has been encouraging him to give it another shot and start training again, but Jae Min isn’t convinced that it’s worth it.
Will Jae Min try again and clear his name, and who is the mystery guy who sold him out? What exactly happened between them?
3. How will Jae Min repay Khun?
On a less serious note, Jae Min winds up in a funny situation with a stranger that lands him in a bit of a pickle.
It starts at school when Jae Min literally runs into Khun, meeting again later in the school cafeteria. This is where the ketchup debacle happens (yes, ketchup debacle).
When Jae Min realizes Khun is a foreigner and isn’t fluent in Korean, he tries to help him by pointing out the ketchup among the sauces. For good measure, he gestures how to use it, telling Khun to shake the bottle. And he definitely shakes it, because it sprays all over Jae Min.
As an apology, Khun gifts Jae Min a new shirt. However, when Jae Min goes home and meets Hyun Jae, Hyun Jae tells him how wildly expensive the designer T-shirt he’s wearing is. Jae Min had no clue, so he puts it right back in the bag to return it to Khun. But there’s yet another hiccup.
It’s only then that he realizes the shirt is actually stained, so they can’t return it. Still wanting to repay Khun, he asks what else he can do. And Jae Min definitely felt immediate regret in asking that, because Khun responds with “your body.”
Given the silly miscommunication between the two so far due to Khun’s limited Korean, this could really go either way.
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Asya’s a BL-biased Soompi writer with a love of K-pop and all types of Asian dramas. Some of her favorite shows are “Psychopath Diary,” “Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!,” “Light On Me,” “The Untamed,” “Go Go Squid!,” and “Cherry Magic!”
Currently watching: “Love Class 3,” “Feel What You Feel,” “Love Upon A Time,” “Wu,’’ and “Smile After Tears.” Looking forward to: “Ticket to Heaven,” “Love Scandal,” “Don’t Be Too Emotional,” “Magic Lover,” “Mr. Fanboy,” “The Love Matter,” and “Be My Player Two.’’
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Watch: Saebyeol And Seo Ihan Blur The Line Between Fan Service And Real Feelings In “Love Class 3” Teaser
Upcoming BL drama “Love Class 3” has unveiled a brand-new teaser!
The third installment of the BL campus romance series “Love Class,” “Love Class 3″ tells the story of Hyun Jae (Saebyeol), Soo An (Seo Ihan), Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), and Khun (Panutuch Saelee) as they navigate between their K-pop dreams and romance.
The newly released teaser opens with Hyun Jae and Soo An gradually growing closer while competing on an idol survival program. However, when Hyun Jae carefully takes Soo An’s hand only to point at the camera moments later, combined with narration saying, “We both used each other to get famous, and you even got to debut. Isn’t that enough?” the teaser suggests that Soo An begins to believe Hyun Jae’s affection was nothing more than “fan service” for publicity.
When the two reunite later on, emotions quickly turn tense. Hyun Jae asks, “Why did you ghost me?” while Soo An bitterly responds, “Do you have any more use for me? Or do you want me to sleep with you?” Paired with scenes of the pair kissing and Hyun Jae’s lingering question, “Do you really feel nothing for me?” the teaser hints at a relationship filled with misunderstandings, unresolved feelings, and undeniable attraction.
Meanwhile, the teaser also introduces the budding romance between Jae Min and Khun, whose story begins with an accidental encounter on campus. In another scene, Jae Min wakes up alone and confused in a hotel room before later asking Khun in class, “I didn’t do anything stupid last night, did I?”—hinting at an unexpected connection that may blossom into romance.
Check out the teaser below!
“Love Class 3” is set to premiere on May 28 and will be available on Viki. Stay tuned!
Until then, binge-watch the first season with subtitles below:
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Watch: WAKER’s Saebyeol, Seo Ihan, GHOST9’s Lee Woo Jin, And More Find Love While Chasing Their K-Pop Dreams In “Love Class 3”
Upcoming BL drama “Love Class 3” has released a new teaser!
The third installment of the BL campus romance series “Love Class,” “Love Class 3″ tells the story of Hyun Jae (Saebyeol), Soo An (Seo Ihan), Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), and Khun (Panutuch Saelee) as they navigate between their K-pop dreams and romance.
The newly released teaser captures the characters passionately practicing choreography and pouring everything into their shared dream of debuting on stage. As they face the anxiety, pressure, and difficult choices that come with pursuing their dreams, they gradually find comfort and romance in one another.
Adding to the emotional atmosphere, the teaser features the narration, “You know… as long as you’re there, I feel like I can breathe no matter where I am.”
Check out the teaser below!
“Love Class 3” is set to premiere on May 28 and will be available on Viki. Stay tuned!
Until then, binge-watch the first season with subtitles below:
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Also check out “Love Class 2”:
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“Love Class 3” Announces Premiere Date With New Posters
Upcoming BL drama “Love Class 3” has announced its premiere date with new posters!
The third installment of the BL campus romance series “Love Class,” “Love Class 3″ tells the story of Hyun Jae (Saebyeol), Soo An (Seo Ihan), Jae Min (Lee Woo Jin), and Khun (Panutuch Saelee) as they navigate between their K-pop dreams and romance.
The newly released character posters below feature WAKER’s Saebyeol, Seo Ihan, GHOST9’s Lee Woo Jin, and Thai actor Panutuch Saelee (also known as Petch).
Also check out a group poster below:
“Love Class 3” is set to premiere on May 28 and will be available on Viki. Stay tuned!
Until then, binge-watch the first season with subtitles below:
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Also check out “Love Class 2”:
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