[Official] Park Ji-hoon and Byun Woo-seok make a comeback... JTBC restructures after 7 years since the end of "Flower Boy Next Door"

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JTBC will sequentially schedule "Joseon Matchmaking Workshop: Flower Shop" (hereinafter "Flower Shop") and "Fly High Butterfly" as follow-up programs to the Saturday-Sunday drama "Apartment."

The upcoming broadcast of "Flower Shop" on the 22nd, written by Kim Yi-rang and directed by Kim Ga-ram and Im Hyun-wook, is a completed series that aired in 2019. It depicts a grand matchmaking scheme set in Joseon, featuring the top matchmakers of the era known as "Flower Shop," the king's first love named Gaet-dong-i, and the king who strives to protect his first love.

The work is drawing renewed attention as it showcases Park Ji-hoon and Byun Woo-seok during their rookie days when they were establishing themselves as leading actors. With fresh chemistry and heartwarming fusion romance from young actors including Kim Min-jae, Gong Seung-yeon, and Seo Ji-hoon, the series continues to radiate its charm to this day.

The new drama "Fly High Butterfly," airing from September 19th, written by Park Yeon-seon and directed by Kim Da-ye and Kim Bo-kyung, is a story about hair designers and interns at the beauty salon "Fly High Butterfly" who transform their customers with dazzling changes while growing through their experiences.

Actors Kim Hyang-gi, Choi Daniel, and Oh Yoon-a portray an intern, a designer, and a chief stylist respectively, sharing laughter, empathy, and growth alongside their customers. Particularly, this is a coming-of-age drama for adults presented by writer Park Yeon-seon, who penned JTBC's signature well-made drama "My Unfortunate Boyfriend," offering comfort and lasting resonance within ordinary daily life.

"Flower Shop" will air two episodes each week on Saturdays at 10:40 p.m. and Sundays at 10:30 p.m., starting from August 22nd. "Fly High Butterfly" will broadcast one episode weekly on both Saturdays and Sundays in the same time slot beginning September 19th, thereby filling all gaps caused by delays in some drama productions with rich entertainment.

In October, high expectations surround "Final Table," featuring actor Ahn Hyo-seop and director Kim Do-hoon of "Moon Embracing the Sun." In December, the historical drama "The King's Necklace," starring An Bo-hyun, Lee Sung-min, and Soo-hyun set in the Goryeo Dynasty, will take over the slot.

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