Shooting Stars Episode 16 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Shooting Stars Overview

Shooting Stars is a romantic comedy featuring Lee Sung-kyung, Kim Young-dae and Lee Jung-shin. Gong Tae-sung is a top Hallyu star of the country who has a great image in public but often comes off as cold-hearted in his private life. Oh Han-byul is a PR Expert working in his company and is also his ex-girlfriend. The drama revolves around their professional lives in the Entertainment industry and their personal lives too, as Tae-sung still seems to have a crush on Han-byul but she is going on blind dates with other men.

What is the Shooting Stars Release Date?

Shooting Stars Episode 16 Preview

Shooting Stars Episode 16 Preview
Shooting Stars Episode 16 Preview

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Where to watch Shooting Stars

Shooting Stars is telecasting on TvN every Friday and Saturday at 10:40 PM KST and for the global audience, it is available to watch on Viki with a standard subscription.

Shooting Stars Episode List

Shooting Stars will run for 16 episodes and the last episode will air on June 11, 2022.

Shooting Stars Episode 16 India Release Date

Shooting Stars Episode 16 will release in India on June 11, 2022, at 7:10 PM IST.

Shooting Stars Episode 16 Prediction

  • Tae-sung and Han-byul will make their relationship public.
  • Do Soo-hyuk and Han-byul will start dating.
  • Si-deok and Da-hye’s first drama together will become successful.

Shooting Stars Episode 15 Recap

The rumours, scandals and controversies have stopped now and everything is back to normal. Tae-sung has finished shooting for his drama and is frequenting the office to spend time with Han-byul. Han-byul worries that they will get caught dating and tells Tae-sung to control himself in office. However, he finds an excuse as method acting and comes into the office as an office worker.

Read Full Recap Here: Shooting Stars Episode 15 Recap: It’s Time For Office Romance

Shooting Stars is available to watch on Viki.

Neha Bhondve
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