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Miss Night And Day: All You Need To Know About The New Rom-Com K-Drama On Netflix ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

Miss Night and Day is an upcoming K-Drama on Netflix that seems the perfect mix of romance and comedy. The show tells the story of a 20-year-old woman who magically turns 50 one day and keeps switching between the two ages.

The show will air new episodes simultaneously in South Korea and the rest of the world. So, instead of dropping the complete season, Netflix will release the series weekly. Here is the complete release schedule and other details about Miss Night and Day.

Miss Night and Day: Release Schedule on Netflix

Miss Night and Day is all set to premiere on Netflix on June 15th, 2024. The show will feature 16 episodes, with two new episodes airing each week on Saturdays and Sundays. All episodes will be around 70 minutes long. The finale...

Picture: Captivating the King – Tving

A new and exciting historical romantic drama, Captivating the King, starring Hospital Playlist’s Jo Jung Suk, is coming to Netflix in January 2024. We’ve got everything you need to know about the K-drama, including the plot, cast, trailer, and episode release schedule.

Captivating the King is an upcoming internationally licensed South Korean historical romantic drama series. The series is directed by Jo Nam Gook, who previously directed both seasons of The Good Detective, Untouchable and Fast. Kim Sung Deok is the screenwriter of the series and his first series in five years after previously writing The Crowned Clown.

When is Captivating the King coming to Netflix?

The first two episodes of Captivating the King will be released on Netflix on Sunday, January 21st, 2024.

Picture: Poster for Captivating the King -Tving

There will be a total of sixteen episodes. New episodes will be available to stream on Saturdays and Sundays.

The Koffia (Korean Film Festival in Australia) starts next week in Sydney. The Unjust is Seung-wan Ryoo's newest film and will be screening on opening night at Koffia with director in attendance! I caught his second last feature The City of Violence which is out on DVD, and it is a lovely precursor for the cinematic delights to come at Koffia, hold on tight! Detective Tae-su (Doo-hong Jung), returns to his hometown for his child hood friend Wang-jae's (Kil-Kang Ahn) funeral. At the funeral he runs into his old gang; Pil-ho (Beom-su Lee), Dong-hwan (Seok-yong Jeong) and Seok-hwan (Seung-wan Ryoo). Suspecting something odd about Wang-jae's death, Tae-su and Seok-hwan start investigating in their own unique way, and uncover a dodgy land development project that hits...