Adamas Episode 5 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Adamas Overview

Adamas (아다마스) is a thriller-mystery Korean drama series directed by Park Seung-woo and stars Ji Sung in the lead double roles of Ha Woo-shin and Song Soo-hyun.

The series takes over tvN’s Wednesday-Thursday 10.30 PM KST timeslot previously occupied by Eve.

The story of the mystery-thriller follows twin brothers Soo-hyeong and Woo-shin, who discover 22 years after a grisly murder that their biological father is innocent of the crime that he is accused of committing. Now, on a time crunch to save their father from capital punishment, the two brothers, one prosecutor and the other a mystery novelist, must fight against all odds to clear his name.

In the middle of this are two other people who help them in their quest to find the truth and help their father.

Adamas Episode 5 Preview

adamas episode 5 Preview

Adamas Plot

Disney+ describes the series as: “Twin brothers Woo-sin and Suh-yeon lose their father in a murder case. Twenty-two years later, the brothers seek to clear their father’s name.”

Adamas Cast

The cast of the thriller drama includes Ji Sung, Seo Ji-hye, Lee Soo-kyung, Seo Hyun-woo, Oh Dae-hwan, Go Yoon and Heo Sung-tae, alongside other cast members.

Where to Watch Adamas

The series will be available to watch on tvN as well as on Disney+ in select regions.

Adamas Episode List

The series consists of 16 episodes, with two episodes releasing every week on Wednesday-Thursday.

Adamas Release Date and Time

The thriller will stream from July 27 to September 15, 2022, at 10.30 PM KST. Adamas episode 5 will release on August 10, 2022, at 8.30 PM IST on Disney+.

Adamas Episode 5 Predictions

Woo-sin gets close to stealing Adamas while Su-hyeon is ever so close to finding the real murderer. Drama brews at Haesong.

Adamas Episode 4 Recap

Woo-sin finds where the Adamas is, but is it at the cost of his own life? Su-hyeon fights a different demon.

Check out Adamas on tvN and Disney+.

Also Read: All Adamas Episodic Reviews

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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