SBS Unveils Explosive 2025 K-Drama Lineup: Featuring Lee Je Hoon’s Taxi Driver 3, Namgoong Min’s ur Movie and more!
SBS is gearing up for a drama takeover in 2025! Following the success of Love Scout, the network has announced a stellar lineup packed with highly anticipated titles. Get ready for a diverse range of genres, from thrilling revenge sagas to heartwarming romances and everything in between.
Kicking off the year is Love Scout, followed by the epic revenge drama Buried Hearts, starring Park Hyung Sik and Heo Joon Ho. Prepare for intense performances as they portray characters consumed by ambition and vengeance.
Haunted Palace offers a fantasy romantic comedy twist, featuring Yook Sung Jae and Kim Ji Yeon in a tale of shamans, imoogis, and vengeful ghosts. Director Yoon Sung-sik, known for Mr. Queen, promises a captivating blend of mythology and romance.
For fans of heartfelt storytelling, Our Movie will see Namgoong Min tackle the world of filmmaking with Jeon Yeo Been, while Try: We Become a Miracle (LT) brings Korea’s first-ever rugby drama, featuring Yoon Kye Sang, Im Se Mi, and Kim Yo Han.
Romantic comedy lovers can look forward to Universe Marry Me (LT), starring Choi Woo Shik and Jung So Min in a high-stakes fake newlywed competition.
Thrill-seekers won’t be disappointed either. Witch delivers a dark crime thriller with Go Hyun Jung as a woman entangled in a serial murder case. Meanwhile, Taxi Driver 3 continues its action-packed vigilante justice saga, reuniting Lee Je Hoon with his Rainbow Taxi team after their record-breaking second season.
On the romance front, Kiss Me for Nothing! pairs Jang Ki Yong and Ahn Eun Jin in a thrilling undercover love story, while I’m Human from Today stars Kim Hye Yoon as a gumiho who refuses to become human, leading to a hilarious clash with a soccer star played by Lomon.
With this diverse and dynamic lineup, SBS aims to reclaim its spot as the king of weekday Korean dramas. “We’re bringing back weekday dramas with a wider variety of genres, from romance and fantasy to historical and crime thrillers,” an SBS official stated.
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