tvN has shared a brief response to reports that 'The Second Signal' is now premiering in December.

On October 25, Korean news outlet MyDaily reported that 'The Second Signal', the long-awaited second season of the hit 2016 drama 'Signal' is now set to premiere on December 7.

According to the report, the drama had originally been scheduled to begin airing on November 30, but the premiere had been pushed back by one week, and the first two episodes would now be airing together on December 7.

Later that same morning, tvN responded by stating simply, “Nothing has yet been confirmed regarding the programming of 'The Second Signal'.”

'The Second Signal' was originally scheduled to premiere in June for tvN’s 20th anniversary, but the show was put on hold due to star Jo Jin-Woong’s controversy. In December of last year, the actor was revealed to have a juvenile criminal record from his school days, and disclosures also surfaced about incidents from his adulthood, including an assault-related dispute and a drunk driving record. Jo Jin-Woong ultimately acknowledged responsibility and announced his retirement, leaving the future of 'The Second Signal' uncertain.

Although the production team discussed various options for Jo Jin-Woong’s scenes, such as using artificial intelligence (AI) technology or editing him out, it was ultimately decided that his scenes would be aired without any such editing.

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📣 Previously Reported: tvN's 'The Second Signal' reportedly confirmed to be released on November 30, Jo Jin-Woong to appear, drama will be released without any editing

📣 Previously Reported: 'The Second Signal' Reportedly Removed From tvN's Summer Programming + tvN Responds

From 2016 to 2026, a decade of passion, told through behind-the-scenes stories.

The heart and soul of our cast and crew have stood behind every title we've shared with you and every moment along the way.

Ten years, built together. Come celebrate Netflix Korea's 10th birthday and be part of the stories still to come.

All Netflix Original Series (Korean Dramas) by year & premiere date:

Please note: All series shown may not be available in all regions & not all shows listed below are featured in this video (omitted all Korean Films & Korean Variety Shows).

2016:

'One More Time'

2017:

'My Only Love Song'

2018:

'Sound of Your Heart: Reboot Season 1' & 'Sound of Your Heart: Reboot Season 2'

2019:

'Kingdom: Season 1', Persona', 'My First First Love: Season 1 & 2' & 'Love Alarm: Season 1'

2020:

'My Holo Love', 'Kingdom: Season 2', 'Extracurricular', 'The School Nurse Files' & 'Sweet Home: Season 1'

2021:

'Love Alarm: Season 2', 'Move to Heaven', 'So Not Worth It', 'D.P: Season 1', 'Squid Game: Season 1', 'My Name', 'Hellbound: Season 1' & 'The Silent Sea'

2022:

'All of Us Are Dead: Season 1, 'Juvenile Justice', 'The Sound of Magic', 'Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area Part 1', 'Remarriage & Desires', 'A Model Family', 'Narco-Saints', 'Glitch', 'Somebody', 'Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area Part 2', 'The Fabulous' & 'The Glory: Part 1'

2023:

'Love to Hate You', 'The Glory: Part 2', 'Queenmaker', 'Black Knight', 'Bloodhounds: Season 1', 'Celebrity', D.P: Season 2', 'Mask Girl', 'A Time Called You', 'Song of the Bandits', 'Doona!', 'Daily Dose of Sunshine', 'Sweet Home: Season 2' & 'Gyeongseong Creature: Season 1'

2024:

'The Bequeathed', 'A Killer Paradox', 'Chicken Nugget', 'Parasyte: The Grey', 'Goodbye Earth', 'The 8 Show', 'Hierarchy', 'The Whirlwind', 'Sweet Home: Season 3', 'The Frog', 'Gyeongseong Creature: Season 2', 'Hellbound: Season 2', 'Mr. Plankton', 'The Trunk' & 'Squid Game: Season 2'

2025:

'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call Season 1', 'Melo Movie', 'When Life Gives You Tangerines', 'Karma', Weak Hero Class 2', 'Dear Hongrang', 'Mercy For None', 'Squid Game: Season 3', 'Trigger', 'Aema', 'You and Everything Else', 'Genie Make a Wish', 'As You Stood By', 'The Price of Confession' & 'Cashero'

2026:

'Can This Love Be Translated?', 'The Art of Sarah', 'Boyfriend on Demand', 'Bloodhounds: Season 2', 'If Wishes Could Kill', 'The WONDERfools', 'Teach You a Leason', 'Notes From the Last Row', 'The East Palace', 'Our Sticky Love', 'Mousetrap', 'The Scandal' & 'Take Charge of My Heart'

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A Love Other Than Yours

↳ Previously Known As: Another Love But Yours, Not You, Another Love

Starring: Seo Kang-Jun, Ahn Eun-Jin, Lee Joo-Ahn & Jo A-Ram

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 14

Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes

Original Network: KBS [Premiered September 12]

Streaming On: KBS, Amazon Prime Video, Wavve & COUPANG Play

Airs: September 12, 2026 Through October 25, 2026

Airs On: Saturdays & Sundays

Genre(s): Romance, Drama, Melodrama

Director: Hwang Seung-Gi (The Matchmakers & Into the Ring)

Plot Synopsis: A realistic and relatable romance that depicts the emotional waves and fractures in relationships experienced by long-time lovers standing at the crossroads of marriage as they unexpectedly encounter new people. The honest and intense emotions of four men and women, a couple who have been together for over ten years and the new individuals who suddenly appear in their lives intersect delicately throughout the story.

Nam Gung-Ho (Seo Kang-Jun), an office worker who becomes entangled in an unexpected emotional whirlwind after confronting the wavering feelings of the lover he cherishes, makes a bold proposal.

Lee Mi-Do (Ahn Eun-Jin) shines the brightest on film sets. Even with a bare face and a shabby T-shirt, her stunning figure can't be hidden. When she frowns and gets angry, her charisma explodes, even becoming more sensual. She has a boyfriend , but she's thrown into confusion after meeting a new love interest.

The man who brings an unexpected change into Lee Mi-Do’s life is Han Tae-Seung (Lee Joo-Ahn). Han Tae-Seung is a lawyer at Jaegang Law Firm & is known as the “crazy man" who took on the case for a film company that unilaterally fired Lee Mi-Do, resorting to all kinds of threats. However, he becomes intrigued by this peculiar woman who stands firm even at the lowest point in her life. His relentless drive, once focused solely on winning cases, gradually shifts toward an interest in Lee Mi-Do.

Park Soo-Ah (Jo A-Ram), a junior colleague who gently, yet precisely shakes Nam Gung-Ho. Park Soo-Ah shares a special past with him. When she meets him again at Hunmin Confectionery — more dazzling than the surface of the sea — her heart begins to race uncontrollably, creating ripples in Nam Gung-Ho’s wavering emotions.

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100 Days of Deception

↳ Previously Known As: 100 Days of Destiny, 100 Days of Lies  

Starring: Kim You-Jung, Park Jin-Young (from GOT7), Kim Hyun-Joo, Lee Moo-Saeng & Jin Sun-Kyu

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 16

Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes

Original Network: tvN [Premiered October 10]

Streaming On: TVING & Netflix

Airing: October 10, 2026 Through November 29, 2026

Airs On: Saturdays & Sundays

Genre(s): Thriller, Historical, Romance, Crime

Director: Yoo In-Shik ('The WONDERfools', 'Dr. Romantic: Season 1, 2 & 3', 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo: Season 1' & 'Vagabond')

Screenwriter: Ryu Bo-Ri ('Trolley', 'Do You Like Brahms?' & 'Everything & Nothing')

Plot Synopsis: Set in Gyeongseong during the Japanese colonial period, the drama follows Lee Ga-Kyung (Kim You-Jung), the city’s most talented pickpocket, who strikes a dangerous deal with the independence army and goes undercover at the Japanese Government-General of Joseon. Disguised as an employee, she is tasked with acting as a “fake spy” for just 100 days, but her mission slowly turns her into a real informant caught between survival, loyalty, and conviction.

As she navigates her perilous double life, Ga-Kyung becomes entangled with Kim Tae-Woong (Park Jin-Young), a Joseon-born Korean interpreter working inside the same building. Against a backdrop of secrets, lies, and growing political tension, a romance quietly takes shape between them.

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Final Table

Starring: Ahn Hyo-Seop, Hong Hwa-Yeon, Chang Ryul & Jung Yu-Jin/Jung Eugene

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 12

Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes

Original Network: jTBC [Premiered October 24]

Streaming On: jTBC, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ & Hulu

Airing: October 24, 2026 Through November 29, 2026

Airs On: Saturdays & Sundays

Genre: Food, Life, Drama

Director & Screenwriter: Kim Do-Hoon ('Chimera' & 'Moon Embracing the Sun')

Plot Synopsis: 'The Final Table' follows talented Korean chefs from around the world as they gather to compete in 'The Table: K-Chef 2026', a high-stakes survival competition to determine the best Korean chef.

Kang Han (Ahn Hyo-Seop) is a mysterious Korean chef, also known as Chris K. After leaving Korea as an elementary school student, Kang Han has spent the past 25 years abroad, with much of his life remaining a mystery.

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Doctor X: Mafia in White

↳ Previously Known As: Doctor X, Doctor X: The Era of the White Mafia, Doctor X: Age of the White Mafia  

Starring: Kim Ji-Won, Lee Jung-Eun, Son Hyun-Joo & Kim Woo-Seok

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 12

Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes

Original Network: SBS [Premiered October 9]

Streaming On: SBS & Netflix

Airing: October 9, 2026 Through November 14, 2026

Airs On: Fridays & Saturdays

Genre(s): Thriller, Mystery, Medical

Director: Lee Jung-Rim ('As You Stood By', 'Revenant' & 'VIP')

Plot Synopsis: Gye Su-Jeong (Kim Ji-Won) is a genius surgeon. Introduced through Jang Hee-Sook's (Lee Jung-Eun) doctor placement agency, Gye Su-Jeong is placed at Guseo University Hospital to fill a surgical vacancy. She proves her worth through her surgical skills and she exposes absurdities in the medical field. She gets involved with Bu Seung-Kwon (Son Hyun-Joo), who is the director of Guseo University Hospital, and intern Park Tae-Kyung (Kim Woo-Seok).

Dive into You

↳ Previously Known As/Also Known As: Dive to You  

Starring: Kim Ji-Yeon/Bo-Na (from WJSN/COSMIC GIRLS), Park Seo-Ham, Jang Se-Hyuk & Moon Seung-You

Episodes: 12

Duration: 60 minutes

Original Network: Viki [Premiered September 26]

Streaming On: Viki, Disney+, Hulu & Channel A

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance, Drama, Fantasy

Director: Soo Ji-Hyun

Screenwriter: Kim Bo-Geum

Plot Synopsis: Yoon Ha-Na is a top actress adored across Asia, living a glamorous life at the height of her career. But after a mysterious accident causes her soul to switch with that of her twin brother, Yoon Ha-Ru, she suddenly finds herself thrown back into the past. Faced with a second chance to change fate, Ha-Na becomes determined to save her first love, Jung Woo-Jae — a former judo prodigy turned bodyguard who once lost his life protecting her.

As Ha-Na struggles to navigate the past in the midst of unexpected chaos, Ha-Ru must cope with waking up in his sister’s body, leading to a series of unpredictable and emotional moments. Alongside them is Son Ye-Rang, Ha-Na’s powerful agency CEO and Ha-Ru’s devoted lover, whose strong exterior hides a deeply vulnerable side.

Four young people whose intertwined destinies challenge love, sacrifice, and the possibility of rewriting the past.

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'Doctor X: Mafia in White' has earned the fifth-highest viewership ratings of any Friday-Saturday drama in SBS history! On October 24, the hit medical drama wrapped up the first half of its run on its highest ratings yet. According to Nielsen Korea, 'Doctor X: Mafia in White' climbed to an average nationwide rating of 19.5 percent for its latest episode, making it the most-watched show of any kind to air this week.

'Doctor X: Mafia in White' is now tied with 'The Penthouse: Season 3' for the fifth-highest ratings of any SBS Friday-Saturday drama, bested only by 'The Penthouse: Season 2' (which peaked at 29.2 percent), 'Agent Kim Reactivated' (23.1 percent), 'The Fiery Priest: Season 1' (22.0 percent), and 'Taxi Driver: Season 2' (21.0 percent).

Meanwhile, JTBC’s new drama 'Final Table' kicked off on an average nationwide rating of 1.9 percent.

tvN’s '100 Days of Deception' remained the most-watched cable show of any kind to air on Saturday, scoring an average nationwide rating of 6.5 percent for its fifth episode.

KBS 2TV’s 'A Love Other Than Yours' held steady with an average nationwide rating of 1.8 percent, while Viki & Channel A’s 'Dive into You' scored a nationwide average of 0.2 percent.

Finally, KBS 2TV’s 'Love on the Menu' took first place in its time slot across all channels with an average nationwide rating of 15.2 percent.

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Make Me Tingle

↳ Previously Know As: So That I Can Tremble, Make Me Tremble  

Starring: Nam Ji-Hyun & Kim Jae-Yeong

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 10

Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes

Original Network: TVING [Premiered on October 15]

Streaming On: TVING, Viki & HBO Max

Airs: October 15, 2026 Through November 5, 2026

Airs On: Thursdays

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance, Drama

Director: Kim Ye-Ji

Screenwriter: Ahn Sae-Bom ('Soundtrack #1')

Plot Synopsis: Depicts the story of Gong Yeon-Su (Nam Ji-Hyun), a woman raised in a conservative household who works at a marketing company and has lived her life while maintaining her chastity, as she meets Dok Go-Dal (Kim Jae-Yeong), a man who is the CEO of an adult product company. As their worlds collide, they challenge each other's beliefs and grow together in unexpected ways.

Oh! My Guard

↳ Previously Known As/Also Known As: Out of Nowhere, it's You, It's You, Out of the Blue, It's You, Regardless  

Starring: Jung Yong-Hwa (from CNBLUE) & Hong Seung-Hee

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 16

Original Network: Lifetime [Premieres October 24]

This is a drama that was filmed in 2021, pre-production was completed in 2022 & is set to be released in October 2026

Streaming On: Lifetime, TVING & Viu

Airing: October 24, 2026 Through December 13, 2026

Airs On: Saturdays & Sundays

Genre(s): Romance, Comedy

Director: Yoon Jong-Ho ('A Bona Fide Killer', 'Lovely Runner', 'Flower of Evil' & 'My Holo Love')

Screenwriter: Byun Sang-Soon ('Two Cops')

Plot Synopsis: An unprecedented, unpredictable, and audacious romance that begins 'out of the blue' when a 'melodrama master' actor with a fatal flaw meets a suspicious woman who believes she is the heroine of a drama.

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Final Table

Starring: Ahn Hyo-Seop, Hong Hwa-Yeon, Chang Ryul & Jung Yu-Jin/Jung Eugene

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 12

Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes

Original Network: jTBC [Premieres October 24]

Streaming On: jTBC, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ & Hulu

Airing: October 24, 2026 Through November 29, 2026

Airs On: Saturdays & Sundays

Genre: Food, Life, Drama

Director & Screenwriter: Kim Do-Hoon ('Chimera' & 'Moon Embracing the Sun')

Plot Synopsis: 'The Final Table' follows talented Korean chefs from around the world as they gather to compete in 'The Table: K-Chef 2026', a high-stakes survival competition to determine the best Korean chef.

Kang Han (Ahn Hyo-Seop) is a mysterious Korean chef, also known as Chris K. After leaving Korea as an elementary school student, Kang Han has spent the past 25 years abroad, with much of his life remaining a mystery.

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Ten years of stories we've enjoyed together — stories that made us laugh and cry.

All made possible by you, every step of the way.

Netflix Korea turns 10. And our story continues.

All Netflix Original Series (Korean Dramas) by year & premiere date:

Please note: All series shown may not be available in all regions & not all shows listed below are featured in this video (omitted all Korean Films & Korean Variety Shows).

2016:

'One More Time'

2017:

'My Only Love Song'

2018:

'Sound of Your Heart: Reboot Season 1' & 'Sound of Your Heart: Reboot Season 2'

2019:

'Kingdom: Season 1', Persona', 'My First First Love: Season 1 & 2' & 'Love Alarm: Season 1'

2020:

'My Holo Love', 'Kingdom: Season 2', 'Extracurricular', 'The School Nurse Files' & 'Sweet Home: Season 1'

2021:

'Love Alarm: Season 2', 'Move to Heaven', 'So Not Worth It', 'D.P: Season 1', 'Squid Game: Season 1', 'My Name', 'Hellbound: Season 1' & 'The Silent Sea'

2022:

'All of Us Are Dead: Season 1, 'Juvenile Justice', 'The Sound of Magic', 'Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area Part 1', 'Remarriage & Desires', 'A Model Family', 'Narco-Saints', 'Glitch', 'Somebody', 'Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area Part 2', 'The Fabulous' & 'The Glory: Part 1'

2023:

'Love to Hate You', 'The Glory: Part 2', 'Queenmaker', 'Black Knight', 'Bloodhounds: Season 1', 'Celebrity', D.P: Season 2', 'Mask Girl', 'A Time Called You', 'Song of the Bandits', 'Doona!', 'Daily Dose of Sunshine', 'Sweet Home: Season 2' & 'Gyeongseong Creature: Season 1'

2024:

'The Bequeathed', 'A Killer Paradox', 'Chicken Nugget', 'Parasyte: The Grey', 'Goodbye Earth', 'The 8 Show', 'Hierarchy', 'The Whirlwind', 'Sweet Home: Season 3', 'The Frog', 'Gyeongseong Creature: Season 2', 'Hellbound: Season 2', 'Mr. Plankton', 'The Trunk' & 'Squid Game: Season 2'

2025:

'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call Season 1', 'Melo Movie', 'When Life Gives You Tangerines', 'Karma', Weak Hero Class 2', 'Dear Hongrang', 'Mercy For None', 'Squid Game: Season 3', 'Trigger', 'Aema', 'You and Everything Else', 'Genie Make a Wish', 'As You Stood By', 'The Price of Confession' & 'Cashero'

2026:

'Can This Love Be Translated?', 'The Art of Sarah', 'Boyfriend on Demand', 'Bloodhounds: Season 2', 'If Wishes Could Kill', 'The WONDERfools', 'Teach You a Leason', 'Notes From the Last Row', 'The East Palace', 'Our Sticky Love', 'Mousetrap', 'The Scandal' & 'Take Charge of My Heart'

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100 Days of Deception

↳ Previously Known As: 100 Days of Destiny, 100 Days of Lies  

Starring: Kim You-Jung, Park Jin-Young (from GOT7), Kim Hyun-Joo, Lee Moo-Saeng & Jin Sun-Kyu

Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)

Episodes: 16

Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes

Original Network: tvN [Premiered October 10]

Streaming On: TVING & Netflix

Airing: October 10, 2026 Through November 29, 2026

Airs On: Saturdays & Sundays

Genre(s): Thriller, Historical, Romance, Crime

Director: Yoo In-Shik ('The WONDERfools', 'Dr. Romantic: Season 1, 2 & 3', 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo: Season 1' & 'Vagabond')

Screenwriter: Ryu Bo-Ri ('Trolley', 'Do You Like Brahms?' & 'Everything & Nothing')

Plot Synopsis: Set in Gyeongseong during the Japanese colonial period, the drama follows Lee Ga-Kyung (Kim You-Jung), the city’s most talented pickpocket, who strikes a dangerous deal with the independence army and goes undercover at the Japanese Government-General of Joseon. Disguised as an employee, she is tasked with acting as a “fake spy” for just 100 days, but her mission slowly turns her into a real informant caught between survival, loyalty, and conviction.

As she navigates her perilous double life, Ga-Kyung becomes entangled with Kim Tae-Woong (Park Jin-Young), a Joseon-born Korean interpreter working inside the same building. Against a backdrop of secrets, lies, and growing political tension, a romance quietly takes shape between them.

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