Link: Eat Love Kill Episode 1 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch

Link: Eat Love Kill Overview

Link: Eat Love Kill is a fantasy-drama series directed by No Sang-hoon and starring Yeo Jin-goo and Mun Ka-young in lead roles. The series follows Eun Gye-hoon and Noh Da-hyun as they are linked together by something that defies logic – he starts to feel every emotion of Da-hyun, a complete stranger, one fine day. Meanwhile, he himself has a dark past – his twin sister disappeared 20 years ago and after such a long time, he has set up a restaurant in the same town that had given him so much pain.

Will Gye-hoon and Da-hyun be able to find themselves? Will he be able to move on from his sister’s disappearance? Is Gye-hoon’s sister alive somewhere? We’ll have to watch the series to find out!

Link: Eat Love Kill Episode 1 Preview

link eat love kill episode 1 preview

Link: Eat Love Kill Cast

As mentioned previously, the primary cast includes Yeo Jin-hoo (Hotel Del Luna, Start-Up) and Mun Ka-young (True Beauty). Along with them, the series also features Park Bo-kyung, Kwon Hyuk, Kim Ji-young and Ye Soo-jung, among others.

Where to Watch Link: Eat Love Kill

The mystery drama will be available to stream on tvN from June 6 and will also be streaming on Disney+ in select regions.

Link: Eat Love Kill Episode List

The series is expected to have 16 episodes, with the first one coming out on June 6. The last episode will release on July 26, 2022, with two episodes releasing every week (Monday-Tuesday).

Link: Eat Love Kill Release Date and Time

Link: Eat Love Kill episode 1 is expected to release on June 6 at 10.30 PM KST.

Link: Eat Love Kill Episode 1 Predictions

New restaurant owner Gye-hoon will come across a very odd problem – sharing his emotions with a complete stranger without warning. As he figures out who this person could be and start to follow Da-hyun around after figuring it around, Da-hyun thinks of him as a stalker and gets scared. Meanwhile, Gye-hoon is also trying to move past the trauma of losing his twin sister 20 years ago.

Link: Eat Love Kill Episode 1 Teaser

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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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