Must Watch June 2021 Korean Dramas
The season of sequels is upon us for June 2021 Korean dramas! Four dramas return us to their worlds with The Penthouse 3, Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) 2, Hospital Playlist 2, and Voice 4.
At a Distance, Spring is Green, Monthly Magazine Home, So Not Worth It, Nevertheless, and No One But a Madman fill out the roster of brand new June 2021 Kdramas.
The Penthouse 3: War in Life (June 4th)
Rivalries and schemes explode for the residents of Hera Palace in season 3 of The Penthouse. Shim Su Ryeon (Lee Ji Ah), Oh Yeon Hee (Eugene), and Cheon Seo Jin (Kim So Yeon) go to new lengths to protect their children and many secrets.
Where to Watch: Viki
Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) 2 (June 12th)
Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce) also returns for another season. Lee Ga Ryeong, Park Joo Mi, and Jeon Soo Kyung reprise their roles as women at a popular radio station balancing work, life, and motherhood while maintaining complicated marriages.
Where to Watch: Netflix
At a Distance, Spring is Green (June 14th)
Adapted from a webtoon of the same name, At a Distance, Spring is Green centers its coming-of-age story on two college students. Charming Yeo Joon (Park Ji Hoon) appears outgoing but hides deep pain. Nam Soo Hyun (Bae In-hyuk) is a prickly third-year who puts everything into graduating from school and providing for his family. Yeo Joon becomes fond of Soo Hyun and follows him around until a bond develops.
Where to Watch: Viki
Monthly Magazine Home (June 16th)
Yoo Ja Sung (Kim Ji Suk), a self-made real estate developer and owner of a magazine buys the home of magazine editor Na Young Won (Jung So Min), who has rented the house for ten years. Young Won starts searching for a new house and becomes interested in real estate.
Where to Watch: iQiyi
Hospital Playlist 2 (June 17th)
Probably the highlight of the June 2021 Korean dramas, the gang from Hospital Playlist returns for a new season of the heartwarming stories of five long-time friends who treat patients at Yujie Medical Center.
Where to Watch: Netflix
Voice 4: Judgement Hour (June 18th)
Kang Kwon Joon (Lee Ha Na) faces her greatest challenge when a serial killer with similar enhanced hearing abilities outwits Kwon Joon and goes on a killing spree. Kwon Joon cooperates with LAPD detective Derek Jo (Song Seung Hoon) to catch the killer.
Where to Watch: Viki
So Not Worth It (June 18th)
An international group of students at Seoul University learn abou friendship and diversity under the watchful eye of their dorm manager Se Wan (Park Se Wan). Also stars Shin Hyun Seung, Teris Brown, Choi Young Jae, model Han Hyun Min, and Minnie of (g)Idle.
Where to Watch: Netflix
Nevertheless (June 19th)
Song Kang and Han So Hee star in this romance drama about a flirt who avoids serious dating but changes his mind when he meets a cynical woman.
Where to Watch: Netflix
No One But a Madman (June 23rd)
Jung Jae Young takes a rare break from movies to star in this tale of a developer who takes a position in Human Resources to avoid getting laid off from his company. Moon So Ri plays his department director, the first woman executive of the company.
Where to Watch: Viki
Which of the June 2021 Korean dramas are you most looking forward to watching?
Are you planning to watch one of these June 2021 Kdramas? Share with us which ones you plan to watch in the comments!
I was just thinking of Korean movies I can watch few days ago. I got bored with my Hollywood series and needed a change. Thanks for sharing this,so right on time.
The love tv show sounds so interesting. I totally have to check it out. I have watched in the past a few Korean dramas and they were pretty good.