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“The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” Issues Apology after Viewers Point Out the DUI Scene

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The tvN K-drama The Midnight Romance in Hagwon has responded to the criticism regarding a controversial scene on the recently released episode. In the recently released fourth episode of The Midnight Romance in Hagwon, main lead Jung Ryeo Won’s character Seo Hye Jin was seen having a drink with her fellow academy instructor Nam Cheong Mi, played by So Ju Yeon. Afterward, she was seen returning to the academy and had a joint practice lecture with Lee Jun Ho played by Wi Ha Joon. She then drove the car with Lee Jun Ho.  Right after the broadcast, viewers criticized the controversial scene. The K-drama portrayed Seo Hye Jin was under the influence of alcohol and still drove her car only a few hours after drinking. On May 21, CJ ENM shared their official statement, “We recognize the problem of the scene right after the broadcast. We already deleted this scene in the VOD service and for the rerun of the K-drama. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by the inconsiderate scene. We will pay more …

Ready “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” Episodes 3 and 4 Recap

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A teacher and her former student sallying forth together might sound effective in attracting new students and getting our leads closer. But it also means more competition and more hardships set up by those who are out to get our star instructor heroine. Still, with her dear former student by her side, there is nothing our leading lady can’t pull through. Bunny S watches The Midnight Romance in Hagwon on Viu Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | The Midnight Romance in Hagwon Episodes 3 and 4 Highlights “We can mark up a new era with this.” Instead of competing with the other teachers on a limited amount of pie, Joon-ho suggests attracting new students through a joint promotion campaign featuring Hye-jin and him. But to do this, he needs Hye-jin on board. The catch: Hye-jin doesn’t seem supportive of this idea. And to convince her, Joon-ho needs to come up with a way that would benefit both of them within a day. Having done his homework, Joon-ho learns that Hye-jin has tried in the past …

“The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” Episodes 3 and 4 Recap

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A teacher and her former student sallying forth together might sound effective in attracting new students and getting our leads closer. But it also means more competition and hardships set up by those who intend to get our star instructor heroine. Still, with her dear former student by her side, there is nothing our leading lady can’t pull through. Bunny S watches The Midnight Romance in Hagwon on Viu Episode Recaps: 01 & 02 | The Midnight Romance in Hagwon Episodes 3 and 4 Highlights “We can mark up a new era with this.” Instead of competing with the other teachers on a limited amount of pie, Joon-ho suggests attracting new students through a joint promotion campaign featuring Hye-jin and him. But to do this, he needs Hye-jin on board. The catch: Hye-jin doesn’t seem supportive of this idea. And to convince her, Joon-ho needs to come up with a way that would benefit both of them within a day. Having done his homework, Joon-ho learns that Hye-jin has tried in the past to expand …

“The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” Drops to Lowest Ratings, “Chief Detective 1958” Concludes

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tvN’s The Midnight Romance in Hagwon dropped to its lowest ratings of 3.010%(nationwide) and 4.005% (metropolitan) for episode 3. The K-drama scored 5% in its premiere week.  When and where to watch the K-drama The Midnight Romance in Hagwon? Episode 4 of The Midnight Romance in Hagwon will air on May 19 (Sunday). The K-drama is available to stream on Viki. MBC’s Chief Detective 1958 concluded scoring ratings of 10.6% (nationwide and metropolitan). The K-drama commenced with a nationwide viewership of 10.1%, and its episodes mostly scored between 7%-10%. Episode 3’s rating of 10.8% is the highest of its run.   Chief Detective 1958 consistently ranked on Disney+’s Top lists in Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan.  Where to watch the K-drama Chief Detective 1958? All the episodes of Chief Detective 1958 are available to stream on Disney+. JTBC’s weekend drama The Atypical Family scored a nationwide rating of 3.88% for episode 5, a decent improvement from its previous Saturday episode’s rating of 3.16%. However, it scored lower than episode 4’s viewership of 4.05%.  The Atypical Family ranked sixth on Netflix’s Top 10 chart (non-English) from May 6 – …

Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Face Unexpected Plot Twist In “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon”

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It looks as though there may be turbulence ahead for Wi Ha Joon and Jung Ryeo Won in “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon”! Helmed by director Ahn Pan Seok of the hit drama “Something in the Rain,” tvN’s “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” is a new romance set against the backdrop of Daechi, a neighborhood… Continue reading Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Face Unexpected Plot Twist In “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon” The post Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Face Unexpected Plot Twist In “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon” first appeared on Soompi. Source link

Atypical Family leads K-drama ratings, enters Netflix top 10; The Midnight Romance in Hagwon impresses | Web Series

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The latest K-drama ratings report has arrived, glimpsing the ups and downs of the week’s lineup. While the new K-drama The Midnight Romance in Hagwon is winning hearts and swiftly climbing to fan-favourite status, Netflix’s Atypical Family is aiming to reach the heights set by the previous OTT hit, Queen of Tears. Meanwhile, EXO Suho’s ongoing drama Missing Crown Prince continues to vie for the top spot. Who came out on top this week? K-drama ratings Missing Crown Prince hits highest ratings yet EXO member Suho and Han Ye Ji’s 20-episode drama “Missing Crown Prince” achieved a new personal best. On May 18, the historical rom-com reached an average nationwide rating of 3.8 percent, according to Nielsen Korea. Set in the Joseon era, the show follows a crown prince who finds himself under the direction of a woman destined to become the princess. Unlock exclusive access to the latest news on India’s general elections, only on the HT App. Download Now! Download Now! Also read: NewJeans members pick side for first time in HYBE vs …

Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Showcase Off-Screen Chemistry Behind The Scenes Of “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon”

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tvN’s “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” has released behind-the-scenes stills of its stars! Helmed by director Ahn Pan Seok of the hit drama “Something in the Rain,” “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” is set against the backdrop of Daechi, a neighborhood known as the epicenter of private education in Korea due to its high concentration… Continue reading Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Showcase Off-Screen Chemistry Behind The Scenes Of “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon” The post Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Showcase Off-Screen Chemistry Behind The Scenes Of “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon” first appeared on Soompi. Source link

4 Things We Loved About The Premiere Episodes Of “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon”

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Ahn Pan Seok’s highly-anticipated noona romance “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” is finally here. As this K-drama is airing weekly in the time slot that was previously occupied by the phenomenon “Queen of Tears,” expectations were high, and I am happy to say that this premiere did not disappoint at all. From the feet-kicking, butterfly-giving, heart-stopping, undeniable chemistry between the main leads to the mature tone of the show, here are four things we loved about the premiere of “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon.” Warning: spoilers for episodes 1-2 below. Teacher-student romance done right ahsung ahsung ahsung A teacher-student romance is a difficult trope to pull off because, at its core, it is one of the most problematic and toxic dynamics of a romantic relationship. First of all, there is the power imbalance. The teacher in this equation, regardless of their gender, always holds much more power over their student. The viewers get a glimpse of this power imbalance when Sung Ha Yul (Kim Na Yeon), a student at Daechi Chase Academy, is hesitant to …

Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Hide In A Dark Classroom On “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon”

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Wi Ha Joon and Jung Ryeo Won are about to get a whole lot closer on tvN’s “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon”! Helmed by director Ahn Pan Seok of the hit drama “Something in the Rain,” “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” is a new romance set against the backdrop of Daechi, a neighborhood known as… Continue reading Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Hide In A Dark Classroom On “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon” The post Wi Ha Joon And Jung Ryeo Won Hide In A Dark Classroom On “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon” first appeared on Soompi. Source link

Jung Ryeo Won And Wi Ha Joon Open Up About “The Midnight Romance In Hagwon,” Their Thoughts On Love, And More

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Jung Ryeo Won and Wi Ha Joon have joined ELLE Korea for a stunning photo shoot! On May 17, ELLE Korea unveiled a pictorial starring “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” stars Jung Ryeo Won and Wi Ha Joon. “The Midnight Romance in Hagwon” is a romance drama set against the backdrop of Daechi, a neighborhood known as the epicenter of private education in Korea due to its high concentration of hagwons (private educational institutions). Following the photo shoot, Jung Ryeo Won, who portrays star instructor Seo Hye Jin, shared, “Initially, terms like ‘college entrance exam,’ ‘regular admission,’ and ‘school grades’ were alien to me, and I had little knowledge about the Korean education system. I turned to YouTube lectures by renowned tutors and sought guidance from them. Any hint of clumsiness in my speech would be noticeable, so I quietly observed their classes in person and listened to recordings daily.” Discussing Wi Ha Joon, who portrays Lee Joon Ho, she remarked, “Wi Ha Joon brought out much more charm in the character Joon Ho. Consequently, …