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5 new K-dramas to watch in July 2022: Netflix’s Remarriage and Desires, Kim Se-jeong in Today’s Webtoon, Big Mouth, and more

  • New K-dramas in July include romance, high society and legal dramas, and the month will see the welcome return of Lee Jong-suk to the small screen
  • Also on the schedule: Remarriage and Desires on Netflix, and TVING series To X Who Doesn’t Love Me

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New K-dramas for July. Girls’ Generation member Im Yoon-ah plays a nurse in a still from Big Mouth.
Pierce Conran

With broadcasting schedules already stuffed with ongoing Korean drama series, we have to wait until mid-July for new series to launch. But they are worth the wait – the month has some classic drama offerings, and sees the long-awaited return of one of the small screen’s biggest stars.

1. To X Who Doesn’t Love Me

Relative newcomer Han Ji-hyo will lead her first series as Seo Hee-soo, the main protagonist of the upcoming TVing series To X Who Doesn’t Love Me.

Seo is a university student with low self-esteem who has never been in a relationship before. She dreams of becoming a song lyricist, and one day she happens to find a mysterious notebook that helps her fill up her love life.

The only person who is aware that she has this special notebook is her best friend Jung Shi-ho, played by Doyoung of K-pop group NCT in his drama debut. Suddenly, Seo has to deal with a number of men who enter her life. (TVing, July 14)

2. Remarriage and Desires

The Korean high-society drama gets the Netflix treatment with the eight-part series Remarriage and Desires, which takes a look at Rex, a matchmaking company that services the competitive marriage market for the highest echelons of Korean society.

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“Marriage is a business,” someone says in the trailer, and the series will show just how serious a business it is. It will follow several people who become clients at Rex, each for their own motives, including Seo Hye-seung (Tomorrow’s Kim Hee-sun), who seeks revenge, and Lee Hyung-ju (Mine’s Lee Hyun-wook).

Remarriage and Desires is the second show from I’m The Mother, Too writer Lee Geun-young and is directed by Kim Jung-min, who last made Love Affairs in the Afternoon. (Netflix, July 15)

3. Adamas

After his charismatic turn as the dapper protagonist of The Devil Judge last year, Ji Sung is back on screens this summer, pulling double duty as he plays a pair of twins seeking to exonerate their biological father, who sits on death row for the murder of their stepfather, in the new show Adamas.
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