Kick Kick Kick Kick: All You Need to Know About Ji Jin-hee and Lee Kyu-hyung’s Upcoming Comedy Sitcom!

Ji Jin-hee and Lee Kyu-hyung are ready with their upcoming comedy sitcom Kick Kick Kick Kick (킥킥킥킥) which is ready to hit our screens very soon. With a fun bromance coming our way, Kdrama fans are ready for the fun, hilarious, and intriguing plot that they are set to bring. And it is not every day that we get a sitcom from the Korean entertainment industry, which only adds to the eagerness we hold for this show.

The plot of the show follows a popular actor who unites with the star PD of his time and begins the Kick Kick Kick Kick Production Company. While the two had a fallout in the past which also affected their careers, they came together to launch this new company. With new beginnings coming their way and a group of employees who are ready to take on new challenges, how are the chaotic days up ahead going to be like?

As the show’s release comes closer each passing day, we bring you everything you need to know about the show’s plot, cast, release date, and more. So without further ado, let’s begin!

All to Know About Upcoming Kdrama Kick Kick Kick Kick

Kick Kick Kick Kick Plot

Ji Jin-hui was once a popular actor and entertainer in the industry. Cho Jeong-sik was once a popular PD in the industry and was known for his shows, which never went without a huge fan following. The duo were once known for their comic collaboration and were often called a match made in entertainment heaven. The two even started an entertainment content company and went on to win various awards. Jin-hui is the ever-beloved actor known for his charm, and Young-sik is known for his ability to see the potential for variety shows, so the two made a lasting impression on the industry.

However, a mysterious incident broke their partnership, leaving the two unable to work together again. Now, the years have washed up their popularity and Young-sik’s scandal left him unable to get back to the pedestal he was once on. However, the two are ready to take over the industry once again with their iconic duo as they come together to launch the Kick Kick Kick Kick Company. Coming together once last time, will the two be able to pull off their iconic popularity once again?

Adding to this duo is their group of intriguing employees consisting of the therapist for the employees- Baek Ji-won, and Workaholic Lee Min-jae who is determined to find success. What is going to be the result of this group of people who are not easy to handle when together?

Kick Kick Kick Kick Cast

Directed by Goo Sung-joon, the drama stars Ji Jin-hee as Ji Jin-hui, Lee Kyu-hyung as Cho Young-sik, Baek Ji-won as Baek Ji-won, Lee Min-jae as Lee Min-jae, Jeong Han-seol as No In-seong, Baek Sun-ho as Lee Mark and other cast members.

After his popular and charming role in Romance in the House Ji Jin-hee is back with another role and this time, we are ready to see this very charm exploding everywhere. Joining him is Uncle Samsik actor Lee Kyu-hyun who is ready to create an everlasting bromance with Ji Jin-hee in this upcoming show.

Kick Kick Kick Kick Release Date and Time

Kick Kick Kick Kick takes over KBS2’s Wednesday and Thursday 21:50 PM KST time slot previously occupied by Who Is She. The show will be released on February 5, 2025, and will consist of 12 episodes and will have 2 episodes released every week.

Watch the Kick Kick Kick Kick Trailer

What do you think about the upcoming comedy sitcom? Let us know in the comments below!

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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