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Superheroes highlight Korean TV dramas in summer - Vimarsana News

Superheroes highlight Korean TV dramas in summer

Korean superheroes have captured viewers’ hearts with their unique supernatural powers and telepathic abilities in their most recent TV drama outings. Cable channel tvN fired the first salvo in the clash of superheroes this summer with a second season of fantasy action series “The Uncanny Counter,” following up on the first in 2020. The series centers on high school student So-mun, who is recruited ...

Enjoying The Uncanny Counter 2? Check out these 7 Supernatural Korean dramas - Vimarsana News

Enjoying The Uncanny Counter 2? Check out these 7 Supernatural Korean dramas

Enjoying your The Uncanny Counter 2: The Counter Punch? Check out these seven Supernatural South Korean or K-drama serie

Actors accused of school bullying return to small screen - Vimarsana News

Actors accused of school bullying return to small screen

Actors, who have suspended professional activity after being accused of school bullying as teenagers, are making their return to the small screen.

Hit Korean dramas look to avoid sophomore slumps - Vimarsana News

Hit Korean dramas look to avoid sophomore slumps

A number of smash hit Korean dramas that enjoyed both local and global popularity are scheduled to return for second seasons this summer, gunning to shoot past a sophmore slump. Global streaming service Netflix confirmed that the military series “D.P.” (2021) will return for a second season on July 28. Short for “Deserter Pursuit,” the series presents the lives of Pvt. Jun-ho (played by Jung H...

How hit Korean dramas plan to avoid sophomore slumps - Vimarsana News

How hit Korean dramas plan to avoid sophomore slumps

A number of smash hit Korean dramas that enjoyed both local and global popularity are scheduled to return for second seasons this summer, gunning to shoot past a sophmore slump. Global streaming service Netflix confirmed that the military series “D.P.” (2021) will return for a second season on July 28. Short for “Deserter Pursuit,” the series presents the lives of Pvt. Jun-ho (played by Jung H...