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Lee Dong-Wook & Lee Sung-Kyung Reunite In The Nice Guy (Photo Credit – Instagram)

After a long gap, Lee Dong-Wook is returning to the world of K-dramas that depicts a love story with The Nice Guy. In the drama, he is going to star alongside popular South Korean actress Lee Sung-Kyung. Their pictures and posters have already been buzzing a lot online, and fans can’t wait to see them onscreen as a couple. For those who don’t know, the drama is set against romance, crime, and other stuff.

The drama gives a new twist to the whole bad boy with a good heart theme as Dong-Wook plays Park Seok-Chul, the eldest grandson of a third-generation gangster family. The series is all set to premiere, but if you don’t know when, where, and how to watch it, then scroll ahead to find out.

When & Where To Stream The Nice Guy?...

Here’s All We Know About Lee Dong‑Wook’s Role In The Nice Guy So Far!(Photo Credit –X)

Lee Dong‑wook is all set to return to the small screen with a new K‑drama titled The Nice Guy. Set to premiere in July 2025, the series has already gained attention for its unique premise, renowned production team, and a cast of popular actors.

As excitement grows among K-drama fans, they are eager to learn more about Lee Dong‑wook’s character. Scroll down to know all the information about the series!

The Nice Guy Release Date

Lee Dong‑wook’s The Nice Guy, a 14‑episode K-drama, will premiere on July 18, 2025, with two episodes releasing weekly on Fridays at 8:50 p.m. Kst (5:20 p.m. Ist). As for the international viewers, it will be exclusively broadcast on Rakuten Viki.

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9 must-watch K-Dramas coming in March 2025(Photo Credit – YouTube)

Spring season is here. This means more romance in the air, and to celebrate that love, a lineup of new K-dramas awaits you all. Get ready for a tub of ice cream or popcorn as you like, take a box full of tissues if you need them, and enjoy these 9 K-dramas that are getting aired in March of 2025. From a rom-com like The Potato Lab to a heartwarming series like When Life Gives You Tangerines, the fresh new batch of dramas will definitely help elevate your mood or might leave you agitated with a thrilling experience.

So, without any further ado, let’s jump straight into the list of K-dramas.

The Potato Lab

Lee Sun-Bin and Kang Tae-Oh starrer The Potato Lab has already premiered on tvN and Netflix. It was scheduled to air on March 1, 2025, and within two episodes, the series...

There are plenty of great horror and thriller K-dramas, yet some of them managed to add humor and even romance into their story regardless of how dark they were. The best K-dramas are known for their intense plots, somewhat awkward humor, and quirky plot lines. However, many K-dramas are equally entertaining as they are complex and full of depth.

Recent K-dramas with darker themes have performed well in South Korea as well as across the world thanks to streaming. The biggest example is Squid Game, which became Netflix's most-watched show of all time and has yet to be topped. Other recent examples include Sweet Home and Gyeongseong Creature. However, whereas there weren't many laughs in Squid Game season 1, other dark K-dramas found room for humor.

Alchemy Of Souls (2022) Directed by Park Joon-hwa

Alchemy of Souls

Alchemy of Souls is a South Korean TV series set in the fictional Daeho kingdom,...

Three years after Lucifer closed the gates of Hell on its six-season run in 2021, supernatural justice fans are in for a treat with the demon-versus-mortal crime K-Drama The Judge from Hell. When the fierce demon judge Justitia (Oh Na-ra) wrongfully sends a human to eternal damnation, she is immediately exiled from Hell and sent to Earth for her punishment. To atone for her sin (no pun intended), this flawed demon judge must serve in the human realm for a year, acting as a courtroom judge and, most importantly, hunt down ten merciless murderers who truly deserve Hells wrath. Despite coming from opposite ends of the Earth, Justitia and Lucifer Morningstar (Tom Ellis) bring new meaning to the phrase devilish justice, each raising Hells fire to Earths corrupted legal system.

‘Searching for Sugarman’ Producer Passion Signs ‘Planet Earth II’ Showrunner

Searching for Sugarman producer Passion Pictures has snapped up the showrunner of Planet Earth II from Plimsoll. Tom Hugh-Jones will boost Passion’s natural history offering and be based in Bristol, taking on the new title of MD Passion Planet (Bristol). He has a wealth of major natural history credits including Planet Earth, Human Planet and Life Story across a 30-year career, while he most recently helmed A Real Bug’s Life for Disney+, which launches today. “Planet Earth II and Tiny World are two of my favourite natural history series of all time,” said Passion CEO Nick Southgate. “The chance to work with the showrunner of these extraordinary pieces of TV was a no-brainer. I can’t wait to dig in with Tom and Dave and create a new era of intelligent, big wildlife shows.”

Netflix Explores UFO-Inspired Religion

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Prime Video announced today that the unscripted show Apartment404, from tvN and Prime Video, will be available on Prime Video starting Friday, February 23. Episodes will be released weekly every Friday. Apartment404 is an 8-episode retro reality variety program that stars Yu Jae Seok, Cha Tae Hyun, Oh Na Ra, Yang Se Chan, Jennie, and Lee Jung Ha. The show is set in an apartment building where the six residents trace the truth behind extraordinary events that occur in their residences.

With events based on true stories, each episode will have a unique setting and take place in a different period. The 6 cast members will split up into 2 teams, along with special guests, and compete against one another. At the end of the series, one person will be crowned the winner of the show.

The show is led by producing director Jeong Cheol-min who has worked on hit variety programs including Sixth Sense and Running Man.