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And Chaeyeon is filming M: Reboot till October according to sources, so guessing they will most likely start production close to end of year.

Looks like audition started so most likely leads have been confirmed

Finally first lead role for Mina!! Great to see her potentially back in an action role after Twelve.

I agree lol. His image suits the typical con-man or cheeky kinda guy a bit more than the office guy all dressed up in a suit.

Reports initially came out and said it's airing second half of 2026 and with 10 episodes (even though this page says 6 eps). Filming supposedly ends in October, so possible it's coming out end of 2026.

Netflix originals usually have set monthly schedules or releases so they don't overlap much and they release fairly late compared to the actual filming periods. Especially with this one where it's highly anticipated and there's going to be a lot of post production work, so they will really want to get it right. I'm willing to bet it will drag onto probably 2028 unfortunately.

Let's Go to Work Tomorrow

Instead of this, they should apologise for the scene of guys putting out fire using water buckets in a 21st century setting.

3rd time Mina and Wooseok will be working together if she decides to join haha

Filming started yesterday, from Chaeyeon's bubble!

Released in theatre in Korea, but not sure if international viewers can view it anywhere or online

Disney+ loves these star studded dramas lol. Seems like they have the money to throw at these ensemble casts. They sure know how to grab everyone's attention, but just gotta hope they can write and direct well too

Saw a comment somewhere but felt that it really applies here.. young actors can have one semi-hit project and is already the next big thing but actresses have to keep proving themselves to attain the same status.. Like why is another young actor paired up with a veteran big actress. Where is this constant supply with no demand

Hope that they can retain the same cast if they really are doing a season 2. I know people are split on romance between the main leads, but tbh personally I liked that they kept it open ended.

I'm prob an idiot but praying that they can still save this series.. if they can somehow fix up the writing and have some better backstories, storylines and directing with the star-studded cast. Would be such a waste of a good group of actors and actresses.

Chaeyeon mentioned on livestream that filming's starting in May. She was recently casted in another drama, but it's probably for this one first..

I've only been reading up to early parts of the webtoon, but the tone is bit slow and melo-like. Kinda laidback and sad rather than romcom.

Any news or clues about where they're heading for this one? They've pretty much done everywhere from China to Vietnam to Japan and Phillipines already

Sejeong's always been naturally athletic and was great at actions scenes in The Uncanny Counter. Hope they confirm her casting and can't wait for this to come out!!

Slice of life can be a genuinely interesting genre and a good watch, even if sometimes they're slow without too much drama happening, but this one here is just depressing and there's no "healing" factor at all. Some characters make illogical decisions and the story just kinda floats around about how depressed and miserable they are while acting like they're human and humans are "complex" and how deep the story is. If some watchers complain, then fans act like the're superior and how you just don't "get it".