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Tastefully Yours Ending Explained(Photo Credit –Netflix)

Spoiler Alert: The following article discusses major plot points from Tastefully Yours.

Netflix’s new K-drama, Tastefully Yours, aired its finale episode on June 10, 2025. The series features Kang Ha-Neul and Go Min-Si in the lead characters, where Ha-Neul can be seen playing the Managing Director of the Hansang group (a restaurant chain in Seoul), Han Beom-Ho, and Min-Si plays a young country chef Yeon-Joo, who loves to cook and believes in sincerity. Although both characters have polar opposite characteristics, chemistry starts to spark up when they spend time together.

The 10-episode drama had begun with a great start, with good viewership ratings in South Korea, but with time, it also expanded among the global audience. It was leading the chart of Top 10 non-English dramas at number 2. People loved the series not only for the plot and the chemistry but also for the amazing...

Tastefully Yours has got to be one of the most fun K-dramas of 2025 so far. To be fair, I haven’t had a chance to see many of the fun ones, maybe because they’ve been quite rare, or maybe because there are just too many thrillers and dramas. Kang Ha-Neul is such an excellent actor; it’s just hard not to enjoy anything he’s in, but it’s especially crazy that he’s just as good at being dead serious as he is at playing an absolute doofus. Also, I can not get over how stunning Go Min-Si looks in this drama. She literally looks like one of those lovely rice cakes we see Yeon-Joo’s mother make for her in this episode. Anyway, in episode 8, we were hit with the big conflict of the show. It was finally revealed to Yeon-Joo that Beom-Woo never had positive intentions for the restaurant.

Tastefully Yours & Our Unwritten Seoul In Netflix’s Top 5(Photo Credit –Netflix)

In the last few years, Netflix has seen a massive surge in K-dramas and Korean movies, or even Asian dramas, including Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese. To cater to the growing popularity, more content is being added to the Ott platforms, and every year, a new lineup is made to entertain the audience. Now, as per the latest data reports, five Korean dramas have taken five spots among the Top 10 non-English TV shows list.

Among those five, two are current ongoing dramas—one is Tastefully Yours, featuring Go Min-Si and Kang Ha-Neul, while the other is Our Unwritten Seoul, led by Park Bo-Young. Scroll ahead to find out more about it.

Tastefully Yours Ranks No. 2

On June 3, 2025, recent data from Netflix (via Pinkvilla) stated that the five ongoing and currently ended dramas that trended on the platform were among...

5 K-Dramas To Watch If You Like Tastefully Yours! ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

We often watch K-dramas that revolve around genres like thrillers or rom-coms. But there are also a few dramas that involve food and cooking in the plot, which not only makes the storyline more interesting but also much more appetizing. Food and cooking have been used in some series to bring characters together, while in other shows, restaurants have been incorporated in scenes to add a sense of purpose to the setting.

Currently, Netflix series Tastefully Yours, featuring Go Min-Si and Kang Ha-Neul as the lead characters, is creating a lot of buzz and is leading the global charts. In the drama, Min-Si plays a determined chef while Ha-Neul portrays a nonchalant, money-loving restaurant chain manager. Whether love blooms between them or not, in the process, only time can tell, but so far, the storyline is going great.

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Tastefully Yours is a 2025 South Korean romantic comedy series that delves into the culinary world, highlighting the contrasting philosophies of its main characters. Set against the backdrop of Jeonju, a city renowned for its rich food culture, the series follows Han Beom-woo, a food conglomerate heir, and Mo Yeon-joo, a passionate chef. Their journey from rivalry to romance unfolds as they navigate personal ambitions and culinary challenges. Airing on Ena and Genie TV, the show is also available for streaming on Netflix in select regions.

About the Show:

Created by Han Jun-hee, written by Jung Soo-yoon, and directed by Park Dan-hee, Tastefully Yours combines elements of romance and comedy within the culinary arts. The narrative centers on Han Beom-woo, who, despite his position in a leading food conglomerate, lacks genuine passion for taste. Conversely, Mo Yeon-joo is a dedicated chef running a modest one-table restaurant in Jeonju. Their paths cross...

Lee Jae-Wook Holding Jo Bo-Ah Tearfully (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Spoiler Alert: The following article contains major details about the plot and ending of Dear Hongrang.

On May 16, 2025, one of the most buzzed-about K-dramas, Dear Hongrang, premiered on Netflix, and all of the episodes were aired together. Directed by Kim Hong-Sun, the series features Lee Jae-Wook and Jo Bo-Ah in the leads, and this is the first time that they have been paired together. Ahead of the release, fans were too excited to see them share screen space, and now that the drama is out for the viewers to enjoy, rave reviews are circulating everywhere.

For those who don’t know, the storyline of the series revolves around the disappearance of the Young Master of the Min family, Hongrang, when he was a kid, and how his step-sister Jae-Yi spent all of her years in search of her little brother. In the meantime,...

5 Best Jeon Yeo-Been K-Dramas! (Photo Credit – Instagram/Netflix)

Jeon Yeo-Been is one of the most versatile South Korean actresses. She rose to fame for her performance in the independent film After My Death, even after debuting in 2015 with a period movie, The Treacherous. Her performance in After My Death earned her the Best Actress Award at the 22nd Busan International Film Festival and the Independent Star Award at the 2017 Seoul Independent Film Festival. However, she finally became popular for her drama Vincenzo.

Yeo-Been is currently gearing up for her upcoming drama, Our Movie, alongside Namkoong Min. A few months ago, she featured in a horror movie, Dark Nuns, with Song Hye-Kyo, for which she was applauded for her performance. But to know her real worth as an actress, one must watch these 5 K-dramas from her career. Read on.

5. Be Melodramatic

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Seventeen Rocks Bold New Comeback Looksw ( Photo Credit – X )

Seventeen has been dominating the global stage lately with their self-produced songs and sold-out arenas on their world tour. Naturally, CARATs want more — and Seventeen is ready to deliver. Their upcoming album marks a whole new era — a kind of rebirth — for all 13 incredibly talented members of this powerhouse K-pop group.

Titled Happy Burstday, the album is set to be released on May 26, 2025, by Pledis Entertainment, and celebrates the boyband’s 10th anniversary. This explosive comeback represents a fresh chapter, and here’s everything you need to know about it!

All You Need To Know About Seventeen’s New Album

Let’s start with the trailer that released recently because that definitely is a thrilling start to their album launch. The 2:26 video is titled Dare or death and is almost like a video game. The members look dashing in Y...

Captain America: Brave New World Ott Release Update(Photo Credit –Facebook)

Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World is set to arrive on its home streaming platform very soon. This Anthony Mackie-starrer MCU movie enjoyed a modest run at the box office and still has some juice left, but it will soon bid goodbye to the cinemas completely. It is also the MCU debut of the veteran Hollywood actor, Harrison Ford, and it will be worth watching what Marvel has in store for his Red Hulk in the future. For now, scroll below for its home streaming date.

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It is Anthony Mackie’s first solo outing in the MCU as Captain America. The story picked up after the mini-series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Julius Onah directed it, and the ensemble cast comprised Danny Ramirez, Shira Haas, Carl Lumbly, Xosha Roquemore, Giancarlo Esposito, Liv Tyler, Tim Blake Nelson,...

Kang Ha-Neul In Netflix’s Tastefully Yours K-Drama(Photo Credit –Instagram)

On May 12, Genie TV’s drama Tastefully Yours debuted, featuring Kang Ha-Neul and Go Min-Si in the main leads. The first episode showed a clash between Ha-Neul’s character Han Beom-Woo and Min-Si’s character Mo Yeon-Joo. Although the drama has ignited a bit of buzz online, it didn’t begin with a great viewership rating. Rather, it was lower than what can be called decent.

For those who don’t know, Tastefully Yours is a romantic drama revolving around two polar opposite characters – Han Beom-Woo and Mo Yeon-Joo. Beom-Woo is a chaebol heir to a large and renowned food conglomerate. To him, food is merely a commodity—a business tool, not something to be appreciated. In contrast, Yeon-Joo is an independent chef from Jeonju who believes that cooking is an art form and food is not something to be commercialized.

Resident Playbook Cast In Hospital Setting (Photo Credit – Netflix)

tvN and Jtbc’s new dramas, Resident Playbook, which premiered on April 12, and Heavenly Ever After, which aired its first episode on April 19, are doing great based on the viewership ratings. The new report has been released, and according to it, they are soaring high and have achieved their highest ratings of their respective runs so far. While Resident Playbook is a spin-off drama of Hospital Playlist, Heavenly Ever After is a fantasy rom-com drama.

For those who don’t know, Resident Playbook is a K-drama that revolves around the Yujle Medical Center set at the Jongno branch. The series delves deep into the young obstetrics and gynecology residents of the hospital and their lives and friendships. On the other hand, Heavenly Ever After is a romance drama about a woman, Hae-Suk, who lived a happy life with her husband until she died.

Tastefully Yours Official Poster Release!. For the global audience, the Monday-Tuesday drama can also be streamed on Netflix. For those who don’t know, the lead actor Kang Ha-Neul plays Han Beom-Woo, a chaebol heir to a huge food conglomerate. He is privileged and calculative. He only has one mission, and that is to expand his empire. This is why he travels across South Korea to collect samples of recipes, secret ingredients, and restaurants that can benefit his company. However, despite being in the industry, he has no respect for the flavors. Beom-Woo thinks food is not for enjoyment or has no art in it, it’s only a medium to mint money, a purpose for business.

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How Do Netizens Feel About Kim Tae-Ri’s 61st Baeksang Arts Awards Win Over Iu? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

The 61st Baeksang Arts Awards took place on May 5, 2025, and while it may have wrapped up, the discussions regarding the winners’ list are still ongoing. Among all the wins, Kim Tae-Ri’s win for Best Actress is the most talked about. She won the award for her performance in the K-drama Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born, edging out a tough competition from the major actresses, including Kim Hye-Yoon, Jang Nara, and Iu.

Many people thought Iu would win the Best Actress award as she had given one of her best performances as Aesun and Geum Myeong in the latest Netflix K-drama, When Life Gives You Tangerines. Others believed Kim Hye-Yoon would win the title because of Lovely Runner, although the actress had already won the Prism Popularity Award for her performance in the drama.

Kim Sae-Ron & Kim Soo-Hyun Controversy(Photo Credit –Instagram)

The growing controversies about Kim Soo-Hyun and Kim Sae-Ron’s relationship are never going to end. In the initial days, it was just that the Queen of Tears actor was dating Sae-Ron when she was a minor and he was 21 years old. Now, a recent voice recording has been revealed in public by the Garo Sero Institute, in which the Bloodhounds actress can be heard talking to one of her acquaintances about her relationship with Soo-Hyun.

But what created the fuss was that the late actress spoke about how physically intimate they were during their relationship in the audio clip. Based on her voice recording, we found out that they had s*x while she was still in high school. However, even though people are concerned about the authenticity of the audio clip, legal experts believe this could lead him to face...

3 Most Searched Questions About Youth Of May On Google ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

On May 3, 2025, K-drama fans celebrated the beautiful and heartwarming series Youth of May’s fourth anniversary. It had premiered back in 2021’s summer, and tugged at viewers’ hearts with the storyline and the realistic performance given by the main leads – Lee Do-Hyun and Go Min-Si. The onscreen couple’s chemistry and love still resonate with the audience. Now that the drama has been celebrated for four years since its premiere, let’s look at the top 3 most Googled questions about this series.

For those who don’t know about Youth of May, it’s a K-drama set against the tumultuous time of 1980, with a storyline that follows Hwang Hee-Tae (Do-Hyun) and Kim Myung-Hee (Min-Si). While Myung-Hee is a dedicated and ambitious nurse from a modest background, Hee-Tae is a medical student from an affluent family. It’s...

Our Unwritten Seoul, Dear Hongrang, and more March 2025 K-dramas(Photo Credit –Netflix)

Get ready for a new month of K-dramas! From Park Bo Young and GOT7’s Jinyoung’s highly-anticipated Our Unwritten Seoul to Lee Jae Wook and Jo Bo Ah starrer Dear Hongrang, there are plenty of new releases for your binge-watch weekends in May. Let’s have a look at all the exciting K-dramas arriving this month.

Korean Dramas Releasing In May 2025

1. Spring of Youth

This heartfelt campus romance drama is set to be released on Sbs on May 6, 2025. It will revolve around the story of a K-pop star named Sa Gye (Ha Yoo Joon), who is forced to attend university after her idol life faces a setback due to a sudden scandal.

At his university, he meets Kim Bom (played by Park Ji Hu), who is a talented musician but has her walls up due to a painful past.

Will Lee Do-Hyun feature in the ‘male version’ of Hotel del Luna with Go Min-Si? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

According to reports, after Youth of May and Sweet Home, Lee Do-Hyun and Go Min-Si are reuniting again in the upcoming drama by the Hong Sisters. Hong Sisters (Hong Jung-Eun and Hong Mi-Ran), the writers known for dramas like Hotel del Luna and My Girlfriend is a Gumiho, will take charge of this upcoming K-drama.

On April 7, 2025, reports suggested that Netflix had acquired the broadcasting rights of an original drama called Grand Galaxy by Hong Sisters. According to speculation, the storyline of Grand Galaxy should feature the male version of the 2019 drama Hotel del Duna, which was one of the most successful and popular K-dramas. It starred Iu and Yeo Jin-Goo in the leads.

On April 2, 2025, Korean media outlets reported that Lee Do-Hyun was offered the lead role of Grand Galaxy after...

Cha Eun-Woo Reportedly Declined Hong Sisters (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Popular South Korean actor and idol Cha Eun-Woo, who also leads the boy band Astro, was in talks to feature in the upcoming Hong Sisters’ K-drama. The Hong Sisters – Hong Jung-Eun and Hong Mi-Ran are renowned writers in the industry who are known for popular dramas like Alchemy of Souls, A Korean Odyssey, and Hotel del Luna, among others. However, as per recent reports, it has been stated that the actor has declined the offer, sparking speculations about his future plans.

Eun-Woo was recently seen in a few K-dramas last year, including Island, A Good Day to Be a Dog, and Wonderful World. The actor enjoys a massive fanbase who love him not only for his acting skills or vocal range but also his good looks and charming presence. He balances both of his worlds – acting and music beautifully.

However, Cha...

Squid Game season 3 premiers in 2025, and Netflix already has the perfect K-drama to watch while waiting for it. Although the show had already been officially renewed for a third season before the second one came out, many were surprised by Squid Game season 2’s cliffhanger. The fact that Squid Game season 2 felt incomplete can be frustrating, but fortunately, the show will not take long to return. That said, Netflix has some great K-dramas that are similar to Squid Game in some ways and that can ease the wait for season 3.

Squid Game season 2’s cast saw the return of Lee Jung-jae as Seong Gi-hun but also introduced a lot of new characters. K-drama fans probably recognized many of the new faces in Squid Game, most of whom had already played important roles in other successful shows. Although there is a long list of K-dramas starring or at least featuring Squid Game actors,...

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Hellbound is a South Korean dark fantasy horror thriller series directed by Yeon Sang-ho from a screenplay by Choi Gyu-seok. Based on the webtoon of the same name by Sang-ho, the Netflix series is set in a world where unearthly creatures appear and condemn people to hell. Soon after their appearance, religious groups begin forming on the ideology of divine justice. Hellbound stars Yoo Ah-in, Kim Hyun-joo, Park Jeong-min, Won Jin-ah, and Yang Ik-june. So, if you loved the dark fantasy elements, intensely thrilling story, and compelling characters in Hellbound here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Sweet Home is a South Korean apocalyptic action horror series written by Hong So-ri, Kim Hyung-min, and Park So-jung. Based on the Naver webtoon of the same name by Kim Carnby and Hwang Young-chan,...

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Netflix’s Japanese survival thriller series Alice in Borderland is one of the best thriller shows on the streamer right now. Alice in Borderland is similar to The Hunger Games, but it is more brutal and gory. Directed by Shinsuke Sato, the Netflix series is based on a Japanese manga series of the same name by Haro Aso, and it is set in a dystopian Tokyo and it follows a group of friends who get caught up in a nightmarish game where you have to complete some tasks given by the controllers of the game and if they are not completed the players are executed on-site. So, if you loved the thrilling story, deadly stakes, and compelling characters in Alice in Borderland here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Warning: This article contains minor spoilers for Netflix's The Frog.

Go Min-sis The Frog is the perfect show for fans of Sweet Home who are missing the monster K-dramas cast, but the new Netflix series is somehow much darker than Sweet Home ever was. Based on a webtoon of the same name, Sweet Home told the story of a monster apocalypse in which people infected would give in to their worst feelings before turning into soulless creatures. Son of Netflix Song Kang played Cha Hyun-su, with Sweet Homes cast also including Lee Do-hyun, Go Min-si, Park Gyu-young, and more.

There are plenty of great K-dramas starring the cast of Sweet Home, from earlier roles they had before they were cast on the Netflix show to things they did between seasons. For example, Song Kang starred in a couple of great series between Sweet Homes seasons 1 and 2. Now that the show has concluded,...

Despite the short length of her career, Go Min-si is one of Netflix's biggest K-drama stars and has been a part of many notable series. Born in 1995 in Daejeon, South Korea, Go Min-si first began her career in the film industry as the writer and director of the short film, Parallel Novel. The actress then appeared in the music video for "Sign" by Thunder, before finally making her on-screen debut in 2016.

Though she is best known for her roles in Netflix's best K-dramas, Go Min-si has found success in film. In 2018, she received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her role in The Witch. She also won Best New Actress at the 2023 Blue Dragon Awards for her role in The Smugglers. However, Go Min-si's title as Netflix's new favorite actor after Song Kang makes her a highly sought-after K-drama actress. Her career only seems to grow with every new series she releases,...

Although the melodramatic/soapy approach the the majority of K-dramas seem to have has always been a deteriorating factor for me, occasionally I do find entries in the vast plethora of the category the manage to move beyond the crowd-pleasing properties of the category. “The Frog” although not completely off the ‘accusation’ is indeed, though, one of those titles.

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The story revolves around two phrases. One is an old Korean saying, “A frog dies from a stone thrown inadvertently”, meaning that people’s actions can have dire consequences for others. The second is a philosophical question, “If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”, with both phrases being implemented here in connection with the concept of crime and punishment (consequences if you prefer).

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When a mysterious visitor shows up at a vacation rental, a peaceful summer turns into a waking nightmare. The suspense thriller The Frog follows two men at the mercy of a ruthless killer — or killers — and an ace detective’s pursuit of justice. Starring Kim Yun-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, and Go Min-si, the South Korean series was created by Baeksang Arts Award–winning director Mo Wan-il (The World of the Married) and writer Son Ho-young.

The series portrays people whose fates change in an instant, despite the fact that the characters are near strangers to the murder victims.

“Many things happen and many emotions come and go, but we strongly feel and remember a certain incident at a certain time,” Mo told Netflix. “The Frog is about that moment, that emotion.”

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It’s likely you’ve heard from your neighborhood cinephile about Korean thriller films. Whether it’s the classic Oldboy, I Saw The Devil, or a more recent Bong Joon-Ho obsession, there’s no denying that Koreans just know how to make high-quality, terrifying thrillers that’ll keep your adrenaline flowing for days. But what if I said they’re just as good at doing it in the series format? When you hear “K-drama,” you probably think romantic comedy or pure drama, but the thriller/psychological drama genre is just as big in the country. And you notice this, especially when even the rom-coms or the dramas will have a mystery serial killer angle to them. It’s just something that somehow works for them. But! If you’re keen on watching a thriller that has a satisfying ending and is pure thriller, here are some recommendations for you to...

The new Korean series The Frog promises intrigue from the very start. Playing out across two distinct timelines, the show weaves an unsettling mystery with elements of thriller and psychology. In one era we find ourselves in the year 2000, centered around a small-town motel owned by Koo Sang-jun. Meanwhile, the other timeline is set in present-day 2021, following the story of Jeon Yeong-ha and the vacation rental home he operates out of the woods.

Both settings appear peaceful at first, but ominous events are already underway that will plunge the ordinary lives of these everyday people into uncertainty and chaos. Most unnerving of all, these disruptions seem to stem from the arrival of mysterious visitors. As the summer season reaches its peak, sinister secrets lurk within the shaded forests surrounding each location.

Beyond the chilling premise, viewers can anticipate a truly standout ensemble cast, including powerhouse actors like Go Min-si and Kim Yun-seok in key roles.

The Frog, with Go Min-si, diverges from her famous Sweet Home role, offering a dark, psychological thriller experience. Go Min-si delivers exceptional performances in both Sweet Home and The Frog. The Frog's non-linear narrative and unpredictable plot create suspense and intrigue for viewers.

Netflixs The Frog starring Go Min-si is the perfect K-drama to watch if you miss Sweet Home. One of Netflixs most popular Korean shows, Sweet Home premiered in 2020 and instantly became a hit. The series success led to a double-renewal a few months later, with Sweet Home season 2 releasing in 2023. Sweet Home season 3, the shows final, was released in July 2024. The Song Kang K-drama combined classic zombie tropes with impressive visuals and scary monsters, plus a strong cast of characters featuring well-known actors and up-and-coming stars.

Sweet Home was Go Min-sis second Netflix original, the first being 2019s Love Alarm. Also starring Song Kang, Love Alarm was...

Jae-sik killed Seong-a to avenge his son's death. Seong-a killed her stepson in the first episode for virtually no reason. Detective Bo-min chose not to arrest Gi-ho despite knowing what he did at the hospital.

The Frog ends with Jeon Young-ha finding some comfort after having struggled for over a year with his decision of not reporting Seong-a to the police, with the finale also wrapping up the Lake View storyline in the present day. One of the most anticipated Netflix K-dramas of 2024, The Frogs cast includes Go Min-si, Kim Yoon-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, and more. It tells two separate stories of incidents at local motels that continued to affect those involved years later, with these two stories eventually converging at the end. Detective Bo-min, the Hunter, ended up solving both cases.

Sweet Home star Go Min-si played Seong-a, a mysterious woman who was later revealed to be a psychopath who...

There’s something awe-inspiring about seeing an up-and-comer completely change up their trajectory from “girl next door” to “psycho killer” within 5 years of kicking off their incredible career. Go Min-Si has got to be one of my favorite actresses of today, and I’ve loved the way she carries herself right from her performance in Youth of May. Yes, she’s been a child actress too, but not one of the popular ones. The kind of shows she picks are definitely not your regular K-girlie picks, and it gives her leverage to experiment more whilst still being beloved by the country, a rare feat if nothing else. In The Frog, Go Min-Si plays a psychotic killer and artist who arrives at a “pension” and then completely goes ham. To me, this alone is enough to enjoy the show, seeing how wonderfully she embraces this role and how she makes it...

In Mo wan-il’s The Frog, a mysterious woman (Go Min-si) shows up at a vacation rental deep in the country asking for lodging for the night. When a murder occurs in her room, the vacation rental owner (Kim Yoon-seok) must decide his level of complicity in the crime. Meanwhile, at a country motel elsewhere, a horrific homicide threatens a couple’s livelihood. The crime thriller series explores the two investigations, their similarities, and the effect they have on the small towns in which they occur. For more Korean mysteries to bring out your inner detective, check out the list below.

The Frog packs a thrilling punch with an incredible cast led by veteran actors and newcomers to the K-drama scene. Director Mo Wan-il delivers an unusual story, keeping audiences on edge with a strange tone in this suspenseful K-drama. Kim Yoon-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, Go Min-si, and Lee Jung-eun lead the captivating performances in this Netflix original series.

Netflix's The Frog has an incredible cast that gives a chilling edge to the suspense thriller K-drama. The original series is one of the most exciting new Netflix K-dramas of 2024, showing a new side to well-established veteran actors as well as those newer to the K-drama scene. The Frog only consists of eight episodes, yet each one packs a bigger punch than the last, thanks to the efforts of both the cast and the crew.

The Frog is director Mo Wan-il's follow-up project to The World of the Married, which featured Kim Hee-ae,...

The Frog is a South Korean psychological mystery crime thriller series written by Son Ho-young. The Netflix series tells its story in two different periods of time, the first one is of Gu Sang-jun, a middle-aged man running a motel in the countryside in the year 2000, and the second one is of Jeon Young-ha, the owner of a pension house in the forest in 2021 as both of them face unexpected incidents after a mysterious guest arrives. The Frog stars Kim Yoon-seok, Yoon Kye-sang, Go Min-si, Lee Jung-eun, and Ha Yoon-Kyung in the main roles. So, if you loved the thrilling story, complex and dark characters, and surprising twists in The Frog here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Hell Is Other People is a psychological thriller series written by Jung Yi-do. Based on the Naver webtoon series of the same name by Kim Yong-ki,...

Pachinko is a sweeping historical drama series created by Soo Hugh. Based on a 2017 novel of the same name by author Min Jin Lee, the Apple TV+ series follows four generations of a Korean family, beginning with Sunja as she leaves her family in Korea under Japanese rule to move to Koreatown, Osaka to start a new life but struggles with discrimination in Japanese society. Pachinko stars Youn Yuh-jung, Soji Arai, Kim Min-ha, Yu-na, Jin Ha, Han Jun-woo, Jeong In-ji, Jung Eun-chae, Lee Min-ho, Kaho Minami, Steve Sang-Hyun Noh, Anna Sawai, Jimmi Simpson, and Kim Sung-kyu. So, if you loved the historical drama, epic romantic stories, and complex characters in Pachinko, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Little America is an anthology drama series developed by Lee Eisenberg, Emily V. Gordon, and Kumail Nanjiani. Based on true stories of...

Go Min-si's performance in Sweet Home set the stage for her upcoming role in The Frog - a thrilling Netflix series. The Frog promises to be a suspenseful thriller that showcases Go Min-si's range as an actress in a captivating new role. Fans of Sweet Home can look forward to Go Min-si's return in The Frog, where she will portray a mysterious and intriguing character.

Sweet Homes characters played a big part in its success, and Go Min-si's incredible performance in the horror K-drama makes her upcoming series seem all the more exciting. Starring Song Kang and Lee Do-hyun, Sweet Home's third season drew one of Netflix's best K-dramas to a close as it concluded the battle of humans versus monsters with a bang. Based on the webtoon of the same name by Carnby Kim and Hwang Young-chan, Sweet Home has brought many great stars to the forefront of Netflix,...

Sweet Home season 2 ends with Eun-hyeok returning as a unique type of monster, revealing that he is still alive and has transformed. Ui-myeong is revealed to be Sang-won, Yi-kyung's fianc, and is conducting experiments on turning humans into monsters. Yi-kyung is turned into a monster by her daughter, who can transform others. Her ending is tragic as she not only suffers a lot in her monster form but also doesn't get to reconnect with her daughter.

Sweet Home season 2s ending saw tragic deaths, surprising returns, and major setups for season 3. One of the most popular Korean dramas on Netflix, Sweet Home returned for a second season three years after season 1. With multiple new characters and storylines introduced, keeping track of everything that happened in Sweet Home season 2 might not have been too easy. That said, Sweet Home season 2, episode 8 brings everything together in an emotional finale that teases the...

Ji-su and Yi-kyung deserved better than early deaths in Sweet Home, impacting the show's later seasons significantly. Numerous character deaths add to the shock factor of Sweet Home but weaken later storylines by cutting narratives short. Only four original Green Home residents survive until the end of Sweet Home, balancing humanity and monstrosity.

Character deaths are a necessary evil in shows such as Sweet Home, but two of its characters deserve much better endings than the ones they got. Based on the webtoon of the same name by Kim Carnby and Hwang Young-chan, Sweet Home delves into a mysterious world where humans are slowly turning into monsters thanks to a strange virus. Many characters meet a less-than-ideal fate in one of Netflix's best K-dramas, which adds to Sweet Home's shock factor.

Sweet Home makes several changes to the webtoon, resulting in a television adaptation that's very different from its source material.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Sweet Home season 3.

Happiness balances multiple storylines with great success, giving each character ample screen time for individual story arcs to flourish. Sweet Home missed out on exploring the origins of the virus, unlike Happiness, which effectively ties the virus to a drug named "Next." Happiness delivers the romance Sweet Home couldn't, with a well-developed romantic subplot between the leading characters adding depth to the series.

Sweet Home's final two seasons failed to meet the same critical success as its first, but there is a zombie K-drama from three years ago that fixes some of Sweet Home's biggest mistakes. Starring Song Kang, Lee Do-hyun, Lee Jin-wook, Go Min-si and Lee Si-young, Sweet Home was one of the first Netflix original K-dramas to capture international attention. The K-drama depiction of a battle between humans and monsters is entirely engrossing and has quickly made...

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Go Min-si stars in The Frog, marking her third Netflix collaboration after Love Alarm and Sweet Home. Go Min-si and Song Kang starred together in two Netflix K-dramas, starting with Love Alarm. Go Min-si's standout performance in Sweet Home season 3 sets high expectations for her role in The Frog.

Song Kang is considered the Son of Netflix, but the streaming platform may have found its next K-drama star. One of the most popular actors of his generation, Song Kangs next K-drama remains to be announced. The star is currently completing his military service and should be away from the screen for a while. Song Kangs success on Netflix cannot be overlooked, but the streamer continues to collaborate with other Korean stars and directors for the development of the original series. Sweet Home season 3's ending concluded one of Netflixs biggest K-dramas,...

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Sweet Home season 3 fixed the divisive second season by giving both original and new characters their time to shine. The second and third seasons were produced together, working better as one cohesive story. Season 3 brought back familiar faces while providing satisfying arcs for the supporting characters.

Sweet Home season 3 fixed the shows most controversial decision, giving both the main characters from season 1 and the new faces from the stadium their time to shine in the grand finale of Netflixs horror K-drama. The second and third seasons of Sweet Home were produced back-to-back, which is why they arguably work better as just one big story. The time skip in season 2, episode 3 changed the Song Kang K-drama forever, particularly with the introducing of new characters and the disappearance of Hyun-su. Sweet Home 3 brought back familiar faces but did not ignore the new characters.

"One peaceful day, an unwelcome guest arrived..." Netflix has revealed a teaser trailer for a mystery thriller series from Korea titled The Frog, directed by Korean TV director Mo Wan-il. It's set to stream on Netflix worldwide this August. One tranquil summer, a mysterious woman checks into a vacation rental — triggering events that disrupt the lives of the owner and those around him. The story revolves around ordinary people whose peaceful lives are thrown into turmoil by the arrival of this guest in the middle of summer. Korean actress Go Min-si (aka Ko Min-si) stars as Seong-a, who arrives at Young-ha's (played by Kim Yoon-seok) pension, forcing him to grasp tightly to what he cherishes most... Netflix adds that the series has an ominous atmosphere, "setting the stage for a gripping tale of disrupted tranquility and unforeseen chaos." Also starring Yoon Kye-sang and Lee Jung-eun. From this footage, it...

Sweet Home season 3 reunites Lee Do-hyun and Go Min-si, showcasing their strong on-screen chemistry once again. The unique dynamic between Eun-hyeok and Eun-yu in Sweet Home's first season evolves into a tight-knit relationship over time. Lee Do-hyun and Go Min-si's acting talents shine in Sweet Home, Youth of May, and Reincarnation Love, demonstrating their versatile skills.

I'm so glad that Sweet Home season 3 reunited Lee Do-hyun and Go Min-si and continued their long working history together. Eun-hyuk's death in Sweet Home's first season was one of the show's most heartbreaking scenes, especially knowing how devastated Go Min-si's Eun-yu was and how much of an impact it had on her character. So, the final twist in Sweet Home's season 2 ending was a welcome surprise, especially knowing that it would bring the on-screen siblings back together again for a well-deserved reunion.

Since starring in Sweet Home, Lee Do-hyun and...

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Special infectees in Sweet Home are humans infected with the monster virus, resisting full transformation. Neohumans in Sweet Home represent the final stage of monsterization, with memories intact but emotions absent. In Sweet Home season 3, special infectees and neohumans play pivotal roles in the final showdown.

Sweet Home season 3 took things to the next level by introducing more special infectees and neohumans and making them highly important to the K-drama's final series. There are many kinds of monsters in Sweet Home, ranging from humongous ones who love protein to ones that resemble green goo. However, Sweet Home's latest additions to its monstrous lore add a whole new realm of complexity to the viral outbreak that started the whole thing.

Sweet Home cast includes the likes of Song Kang, Lee Do-hyun, Go Min-si, Lee Jin-wook, and Lee Si-young as they attempt...

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Seo Yi-su is Yi-kyung's powerful daughter with unique monster powers in Sweet Home. Yi-su had the ability to infect people by touch, hear thoughts, and manipulate infected victims. Nam Sang-won sought Yi-su to be his new host, leading to a tragic end for Yi-su in Sweet Home season 3.

Yi-kyungs daughter is the most important character in Sweet Home season 3, which expands on the details of how she was born, what powers she had, and how she felt about her mother. Sweet Home's cast got much bigger after season 1, with a few popular characters being killed off but multiple new ones being introduced. Among those new characters was the mysterious daughter of Yi-kyung, whose name was revealed to be Seo Yi-su. The grown-up version of the character first appeared in Sweet Home season 2, episode 4, but her origins and connections to Yi-kyung...

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Chief Ji hid her monster son at the stadium to protect him, showing a maternal instinct. Despite her dark actions, Chief Ji loved her son deeply, willing to sacrifice for him. Chief Ji's fate in Sweet Home season 3 remains ambiguous, leaving room for speculation.

Chief Ji (Kim Shin-rok) was one of Sweet Home's most complex new characters and her season 3 storyline only complicated her tough exterior further. Sweet Home season 2 introduced an array of new faces to the Sweet Home cast, which is led by Song Kang, Lee Jin-uk, Go Min-si, and Lee Si-young. Though Sweet Home 2's new characters were a controversial addition to the series, they added a new layer of depth to a world fraught with monsters and the lengths people would go to in order to survive in this harsh environment.

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Eun-hyeok survived due to monsterization, turning into a neohuman in Sweet Home season 3. Neohumans can be reborn after death but struggle with emotions, setting up a new story arc. Eun-hyeok plays a vital role in defeating Sang-won and setting up coexistence between humans and neohumans.

The final reveal of Sweet Home's second season brought the return of Lee Do-hyun's Lee Eun-hyeok, leaving many unanswered questions about what happened to him after he was presumed dead following season 1's finale. Lee Eun-hyeok sacrificed himself for the benefit of his sister and fellow Green House survivors, allowing them to escape while also succumbing to the collapse of the building as he had begun to show signs of monsterization. Eun-hyeok's death was one of the saddest scenes in the K-drama, but ultimately made way for Eun-hyeok's return in Sweet Home.

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Yoon Ji-su tragically died in Sweet Home season 2, episode 3, saving a child. Sweet Home season 3 did not address Ji-su's death nor mention her in flashbacks. Despite Ji-su's absence, Park Gyu-young has significant roles in upcoming K-dramas, including Squid Game season 2.

Park Gyu-young's Yoon Ji-su is one of Sweet Home's most beloved characters, yet one key reason means that she is absent from Sweet Home season 3. Yoon Ji-su was introduced in Sweet Home's first season as one of the series' most important characters. Her selfless nature makes her instrumental in helping the residents of Green Home in their quest for survival and it was suggested that she would likely play a bigger role in the thriller K-dramas next installments. However, that proved not to be the case.

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Sweet Home's cast features Song Kang and other popular K-drama stars. The show introduced new characters in season 2 and revisited old ones in season 3. Song Kang, Go Min-si, Lee Do-hyun, and other key actors play significant character roles.

Sweet Homes cast is led by Song Kang and includes a lot of fan-favorite actors and rising K-drama stars. A year after its first original Korean series, Love Alarm, Netflix released Sweet Home. The big-budget K-drama based on a webtoon brought Song Kang, who had starred in Love Alarm, in the leading role of Cha Hyun-su. Since then, the list of K-dramas available on Netflix has only grown, with Song Kang in particular starring in several series that are currently available on the streaming platform.

Sweet Homes original cast mostly consisted of characters from the webtoon, such as Hyun-su and Eun-hyeok. However, the show also featured a couple of original names like Yi-kyung.

Netflix is bringing some of their popular shows’ highly-anticipated new seasons and a legacy sequel that will not disappoint in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F this July. This month, Netflix subscribers will be entertained, and that’s a guarantee as the final season of Vikings: Valhalla and Cobra Kai lands. If you are in the mood for a dark and post-apocalyptic story, don’t miss the third season of Sweet Home. So, here are the very best new movies and TV shows coming to Netflix in July 2024.

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

Eddie Murphy is back with one of his most iconic characters ever in Netflix’s upcoming film Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. Directed by Mark Molloy from a screenplay by Will Beall, Tom Gormican, and Kevin Etten, the Netflix action-comedy film follows an aging Axel Foley, who still hasn’t slowed with his antics as he goes...

New month, new programming slate at Netflix, and while the streamer won’t be hosting the 2024 Paris Olympics Games—you'll have to head to Peacock for that—it’s ready to help you get in the competitive spirit with its July programming!

First, on July 2, stream “Sprint,” which tracks the long journey from the 2023 World Championships to the 2024 Paris Olympic Games for the fastest runners in the world, including Sha’Carri Richardson, Noah Lyles, and Shericka Jackson. Then, on July 19, the first part of the multi-part “Simone Biles Rising” will follow the Olympian on her path to becoming a healthier athlete and human after her withdrawal from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

In scripted sports, start your month with “The Karate Kid,” which comes to the platform on July 1 and get ready for the extra-large sixth and final season premiere of the hit sequel series “Cobra Kai.”

Additionally, several of the Netflix’s...