Ever for the reason that remaining episode of K-Drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo, followers of the drama have been hoping for a second season.
Though not unprecedented, a second season for a K-Drama could be very uncommon. A K-Drama miniseries normally run for 16-20 episodes, with weekend and morning novellas being an exception.
There has, nevertheless, just lately been just a few dramas that had a second season. K-Drama Yumi’s Cell had a second season, whereas the drama Penthouse completed its run with the ending of its third season.
On August 16, it was reported that Lee Sang Baek, the CEO of the drama’s manufacturing firm Acetory, confirmed they’d be producing a second season. Fans’ celebrations have been muted shortly after, nevertheless, when the manufacturing group denied something was particular.
On August 31, Yonhap News reported that the director of the drama, Yoo In Sik, whereas talking at this yr’s BCWW ’22, a discussion board for Asia’s largest broadcasting content material market, acknowledged a second season was something however particular.
IT CAN BE TROUBLESOME FOR A SECOND SEASON TO RETURN OUT ANYTIME QUICKLY. UNLIKE IN AMERICA, THE PLACE A NUMBER OF SEASONS OF A PRESENT ARE ORDERED TO START WITH, ACTORS IN KOREA AREN’T CONTRACTED FOR A NUMBER OF SEASONS AT A TIME. ALTHOUGH THE WORKERS AND ACTORS ALL WISH TO TAKE PART, IT IS GOING TO TAKE TIME TO DETERMINE A SCHEDULE THAT WORKS FOR EVERYONE. WE ARE HOPEFUL AND DEALING IN DIRECTION OF THE PURPOSE, HOWEVER IT’S LABORIOUS TO SUBSTANTIATE A SECOND SEASON PRESENTLY.
— YOO IN SIK, DIRECTOR
Giving credence to the director’s evaluation is the truth that the CEO of Acetory, Lee Sang Baek, who confirmed the second season a mere two weeks in the past, was additionally in attendance.
Despite followers wanting a second season, the actor’s conflicting schedules and actor Kang Tae Oh‘s enlistment may prove to be too great of a hindrance. Hopefully, this isn’t the case, however it appears followers might should hope and wait some time longer for a second season.