8 Latest Korean Dramas Airing September 2020

Park Bo Gum dalam Record of Youth (JTBC)

JAKARTA - Some time ago, South Korea faced the latest wave of the COVID-19 pandemic which resulted in postponing the broadcast of several of the latest programs. Even so, several dramas have already completed their shooting process.

Next VOI provides a complete list of the latest Korean dramas that will air in September. Listen here.

Lies for Lies - 4 September

Ji Eun Soo (Lee Yu Ri) is the son-in-law of a wealthy family or is called a chaebol. One day, she was accused of being her husband's killer. After leaving prison, Ji Eun Soo tries to find his son. Now, his son is adopted by Kang Ji Min (Yeon Jeong Hun), a journalist. Ji Eun Soo pretends to like Kang Ji Min to get her son back.

Record of Youth - September 7

Record of Youth is one of the most eagerly awaited Korean dramas. The reason is, this drama is Park Bo Gum's last project before serving in the military.

Record of Youth tells of Sa Hye Joon (Park Bo Gum), a popular and smart model. However, he actually wanted to be an actor. One day he meets An Jung Ha (Park So Dam) a makeup artist backstage. Record of Youth will air on tvN and Netflix.

18 Again - September 7

This drama is an international adaptation of Zac Efron's film 17 Again. 18 Again tells of Jung Da Jung (Kim Ha Neul) who is married to Hong Dae Young (Yoon Sang Hyun). The two had a fight after Hong Dae Young was fired from her job.

One day, his body turns into him when he is 18 even though his mind is still 37 years old. He also started his new life as young Hong Dae Young who became a famous basketball player.

Private Lives - September 16

The great scammers band together against the big companies using their abilities. Lee Jung Hwan (Go Kyung Pyo), Cha Joo Eun (Seohyun), Jung Bok Ki (Kim Hyo Jin), and Kim Jae Wook (Kim Young Min) are the four con artists who have special targets when carrying out their actions.

More Than Friends - September 18th

More Than Friends tells of the friendship between Lee Soo (Ong Seong Woo) and Kyung Woo Yeon (Shin Ye Eun) which was colored with feelings of love. Kyung Woo Yeon liked Lee Soo for 10 years since he was 18 years old.

More Than Friends is one of the Korean dramas that is currently stopping the filming process because one of the players is in contact with a person who is positive for COVID-19.

Homemade Love Story - September 19

Homemade Love Story has another title, Oh! Samgwang Villa. This drama tells of Woo Jae Hee (Lee Jang Woo), an architect who works on projects in the Samgwang Villa area. Lee Bit Chae Woon (Jin Ki Joo) works as an interior consultant. The two of them live in Samgwang Villa with a number of problems with their families. This KBS2 production drama is scheduled to air every Saturday and Sunday.

The School Nurse Files - September 25

An Eun Young (Jung Yu Mi) is a nurse at school who can see jelly-shaped monsters in school. On the other hand, there is Hong In Pyo (Nam Joo Hyuk), a Mandarin teacher who has a different aura so that he is always protected from evil spirits. The two of them work together to find out who is the mastermind behind the jelly monster. This drama can be watched exclusively through Netflix.

Zombie Detective

What if a zombie disguised himself as a human? Zombie Detective tells the story of Kim Moo Young (Choi Jin Hyuk), a zombie who survives by imitating human life. One day, he opens an office and becomes a detective while remembering his life before becoming a zombie.

Kong Sung Ji (Park Joo Hyun), a former creative writer looks for a new job and decides to work at Kim Moo Young's office. Previously, the drama was scheduled to air today, August 31, but due to COVID-19, KBS has not yet decided on a broadcast schedule considering the production and press conference of Zombie Detective was canceled.

Meanwhile, several Korean dramas such as Men are Men and Flower of Evil have not aired their latest episodes due to the COVID-19 case experienced by several production staff.