Park Min-young and Yoo Seung-jae, plus Go Soo returning to romance after 15 years… “Nine to Six” premieres on November 25 [Official]

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The new drama “Nine to Six,” starring actors Park Min-young, Yoo Seung-jae, and Go Soo, has confirmed its first broadcast next month.

On the 21st, SBS announced, “Our new Wednesday-Thursday drama ‘Nine to Six’ has confirmed its premiere for November 25,” while revealing scenes from the script reading session.

“Nine to Six” is an ONF work-life balance romance about a woman with 100% logic and a man with 100% warmth finding new answers to work and love as they meet. The script reading session gathered actors equipped with strong personalities and outstanding acting skills, including Park Min-young (as Kang I-ji), Yoo Seung-jae (as Han Sun-woo), Go Soo (as Park Hyun-tae), and Joo Hyeon-young (as Shin Ji-won).

At the script reading session, Park Min-young, who plays “Kang I-ji,” the character driving the plot, vividly portrayed the 100th% logic workaholic through her crisp speaking style and resolute acting. She delicately expressed the various facets of Kang I-ji, who is colder and more meticulous than anyone in front of work but clumsy when it comes to love, bringing the character to life with a sense of realism. Expectations are now building for another career-defining character to be created by Park Min-young, the “Queen of Office Romance.”

Yoo Seung-jae transformed into Han Sun-woo, a warm and affectionate younger man with 100% warmth, radiating his signature bright and warm charm. Yoo Seung-jae elevated the character’s appeal through delicate emotional expression and natural dialogue delivery, while also showcasing unique chemistry with Park Min-young, adding vitality to the set. Expectations are rising for the special romance that will be created by Kang I-ji, who has 100% logic, and Han Sun-woo, who has 100% warmth, two figures with different personalities.

Go Soo’s presence was also remarkable as he returns to the romance genre after 15 years. At the script reading, Go Soo captured attention by appearing fully immersed in the role of Park Hyun-tae, an elite department head who has maxed out his abilities. He reinterpreted the character of Park Hyun-tae, who judges employees solely on their competence, in a style unique to Go Soo, revealing a relaxed charisma.

Joo Hyeon-young injected vitality into the drama as Shin Ji-won, Kang I-ji’s close younger sister and a full-time housewife for seven years. She drew empathy by portraying the realistic concerns faced by Ji-won with lively acting, while also providing pleasant laughs as a reliable support system responsible for counseling the clumsy-in-love Kang I-ji.

In addition, actors with solid acting skills, including Kim Mi-kyung (as Lee Kyung-sim), Nam Yoon-ho (as Lee Yong-un), Choi Ji-su (as Im Eun-ha), Cheon Woo-jin (as Jung Tae-jun), Jeong Hae-gyun (as Song Byung-je), Jo Bok-rae (as Jung Gi-tae), Cha Chung-hwa (as Lee Jeong-eun), and Bae Yu-ram (as Kim Dong-seok), have joined forces, generating anticipation. It is reported that a feast of pleasant banter unfolded from the script reading session itself, ranging from the realistic mother-daughter back-and-forth between Park Min-young and Kim Mi-kyung, who have showcased diverse mother-daughter chemistry in numerous works, to the annoying boss performances by Jeong Hae-gyun, Jo Bok-rae, and Cha Chung-hwa, who have banded together as a trio of office villains.

“Nine to Six” will premiere on Wednesday, November 25, at 9 p.m.

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