Revenge drama The Glory hit Netflix on Dec 30 – and now a release date has been confirmed for part two.

It follows aspiring architect Moon Dong-eun (Song Hye-kyo), who was a victim of high school violence perpetrated by her fellow students. Years later, she cooks up an elaborate revenge scheme to make the perpetrators pay for their bullying – including becoming the homeroom teacher of one of the bullies’ child. The cast also includes Lee Do-hyun, Im Ji-yeon, Park Sung-hoon, Yeom Hye-ran and Jung Sung-il.

If you’ve already binged the entire season, there’s not too long to wait till season two is on our screens. It’s slated to arrive in March this year.

The Glory is now on Netflix.

2020’s award-winning apocalyptic horror K-drama series Sweet Home stars Song Kang as troubled high school student and social recluse Cha Hyun-soo, who lives in an apartment complex called Green Home. However, the residents of Green Home soon find themselves turning monsters, driven by their desires. Meanwhile, the rest of the survivors have to fight for their lives.

The season ended on a cliffhanger with Hyun-soo (Song Kang) being captured by the military, and the remaining survivors’ narrow escape from Green Home. The actor will return for the upcoming season, alongside Lee Jin-uk, Lee Si-young, Ko Min-si and Park Kyu-young, which will tell the unfinished story of the survivors. Newly confirmed cast members Yoo Oh-seong, Oh Jung-se, Kim Moo-yeol and Jung Jin-young round up the ensemble.

On Jan 17, Netflix announced that season 2 of Sweet Home will premiere globally in the fourth quarter of 2023. It has also renewed the series for season three.

Sweet Home is now on Netflix.

Dystopian sci-fi series Black Knight is also arriving on Netflix in the second quarter of the year. Set in a fictional 2071, the series stars Kim Woo-bin as the legendary delivery driver “5-8”, in the deserted Korean Peninsula that has been made unliveable due to air pollution. Only one percent of the human race has survived, and a strict social stratification has been established. Delivery drivers, also known as knights, play a crucial role in this system.

Sawol, a refugee boy  who admires “5-8” and dreams of becoming a delivery driver, is played by rising star Kang you-seok.

The drama is based on the popular webtoon of the same title that won the E-IP Award at the Asian Film Market.

Black Knight will air on Netflix in 2023.

Born into a prestigious family during the Joseon era, Yoo Se-poong (Kim Min-jae), a talented young royal physician. However, after falling victim to a conspiracy, he is ousted from the palace and stumbles into the remote Gyesu Village. He winds up staying here, and treating the locals as part of the Gyesu Clinic, headed by Gye Ji-Han, a middle-aged local doctor.

He also crosses paths with Seo Eun-woo (Kim Hyang-gi) a widow who once showed outstanding talent in examining a corpse to figure out everything related to its death. However, like all other widows at the time, Eun-woo is forced to be faithful to her deceased husband. The world has turned its back on both Se-poong and Eun-woo, and when the two begin to feel how meaningless their lives are, they cross each other’s paths.

The second season picks up on the story of Se-poong returning to Hanyang, the capital of Joseon, together with the motley crew of the Gyesu Clinic. You can also expect more romance between Se-poong and Eun-woo.

Joining the cast is Woo Da-Vi who plays Lee Seo-Yi, a woman who claims to be Yoo Se-poong’s first love.

‘Poong The Joseon Psychiatrist’ S2 will air on Viu in 2023.

The coming-of-age series spotlights the romance between a college freshman and a former K-pop idol, played by K-pop star Bae Suzy.

Suzy takes on the titular role of Lee Doo-na, once the main vocal of an idol group and a key member to the group’s popularity. She abruptly declares retirement and shuts herself inside a college town sharehouse. Yang Se-jong plays Doona’s love interest Joon, an ordinary, broke college student. He has nothing to offer but his warmth and integrity to help her navigate her emotional world.

Based on the webtoon The Girl Downstairs by Min Song-a, the series is helmed by veteran K-drama director Lee Jung-hyo, who’s also behind Netflix’s smash hit series Crash Landing on You.

‘Doona!’ is still in the midst of production but is slated to air on Netflix in the fourth quarter of 2023.

This upcoming time-slip romance drama stars Business Proposal’s Ahn Hyo-seop, alongside Jeon Yeo-been (Vincenzo), and Kang Hoon.

Jeon Yeo-been takes on the role of Han Jun-hee, whose boyfriend Ko Yeo-jun (Ahn Hyo-seop) passed away a year ago. While still grieving, she magically travels through time to 1998, and finds herself in the body of high school student Kwon Min-joo. She also meets fellow student Nam Si-heon, who uncannily resembles her late boyfriend.

Kang Hoon plays Jung In-gyu, who has secretly harbored one-sided feelings for Min-ju. After realizing that she likes his best friend Si-heon, he becomes conflicted in the face of love and friendship.

“A Time Called You” is slated to premiere on Netflix in the third quarter of 2023.

Popular stars Park Seo-jun and Han S0-hee team up to headline this period action drama set in 1945 Gyeongseong (known today as Seoul). The story follows the two characters who battle for survival against monstrous creatures who have been created out of human greed.

Jang Tae-sang (Park Seo-jun) is the wealthiest, most-connected person in the city and he puts money before justice. However, that changes when he crosses paths with Yun Chae-ok (Han So-hee), a bounty hunter and sleuth who tracks down the missing.

The cast also includes Squid Game‘s Wi Ha-joon and Claudia Kim, who starred in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald as Nagini.

‘Gyeongseong Creature’ is set to premiere on Netflix in the fourth quarter of 2023.

This upcoming political K-drama follows two powerful women who live different lives but combine forces for the same goal. The World of the Married’s Kim Hee-ae takes on the role of Hwang Do-hee, an expert in the consulting field. She joins Oh Seung-sook (Moon So-ri)’s campaign to help the latter become the next mayor of Seoul. Seung-sook is a labour rights lawyer and popular YouTuber but has no interest in authority. However, thanks to “Queen Maker” Do-hee, she becomes determined to be the next mayor.

They have differing opinions and often butt heads during the election but work together towards the same goal.

‘Queenmaker’ is set to premiere in the second quarter of 2023.

Filming for Disney+ original series Vigilante has reportedly wrapped up, so it’s projected to be aired this year. It’s also likely to be lead actor Nam Joo-hyuk’s last project before he’s enlisted for mandatory military service at the end of the year.

The eight-episode series is centred around mysterious vigilante Kim Ji-yong who is chased by the Metropolitan Investigation Team Unit. Played by Nam, he also entered the police force as a university student with the intention of finding his parents’ enemy and hunting down criminals who escaped the law.

‘Vigilante’ is set to air on Disney+ in 2023.

Heartthrob Jung Hae-in returns as An Jun-ho in season two of D.P. The explosive military series follows the life of new military recruits in the South Korean army, with Jung’s Private An Jun-ho assigned as a Deserter Pursuit soldier or D.P. soldier. He teams up Corporal Han Ho-Yul (Koo Kyo-hwan) to form an incredible duo tasked with capturing deserters, but they come to realise that the common cause of why many recruits desert the army is due to bullying and harassment. This forms the narrative of the drama.

The suspenseful ending sees Jun-ho walking away after a tragedy, and seemingly deserting the army himself. It also left viewers wondering about the main characters’ futures, which will likely be revealed in season two.

Leads Jung Hae-in and Koo Kyo-hwan will reprise their roles, and new additions to the cast include Move To Heaven’s Ji Jin-hee and Thirty-Nine’s Kim Ji-hyun.

D.P. season two is set to premiere in the third quarter of 2023.