Trolley Episode 11 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch!

Trolley (트롤리) is a thriller-mystery Korean drama series directed by Kim Mun-kyo, written by Ryu Bo-ri and stars Kim Hyun-joo and Park Hee-soon in lead roles. The series takes over SBS’ Monday-Tuesday 10 PM KST timeslot previously occupied by Cheer Up

The thriller series brings lawmaker Joong-do’s wife Hye-ju’s mysterious past to the forefront when one of her husband’s cases forces her to face something that she has kept a secret for all of her life, even from her husband. As the secrets are revealed to the whole world, the couple is forced to confront the demons of the past. Will their relationship and faith stand the test?

Trolley Episode 11 Preview

trolley episode 11 preview

Trolley Plot

Netflix’s description of the series reads: “A sudden tragedy brings the wife of an assemblyman out of her private life and forces her to confront family secrets and her own troubling past.”

Trolley Cast

The series’s main cast includes Kim Hyun-joo and Park Hee-soon. Along with them, the series also features Kim Moo-yul, Ryoo Hyoun-kyoung, Ki Tae-young, Chung Su-bin and Jung Soo-bin, alongside others.

Hyun-joo was last seen in 2021’s Hellbound as Min Hye-jin, while Hee-soon was last seen in A Model Family as Ma Kwang-chul. This is Kim Mun-kyo’s first venture as a Korean drama director.

Trolley Episode List

The Korean drama series has 16 episodes, with two episodes releasing every Monday and Tuesday.

Where to Watch Trolley

The series is set to release on SBS and Netflix (internationally).

Trolley Episode 11 Release Date and Time

The series will stream from December 19, 2022, to February 07, 2023. Episode 11 will release on January 30 at 10 PM KST or around 8 PM IST.

Trolley Episode 11 Prediction

In the aftermath of her past being exposed, Hye-joo grapples with feelings of guilt as she is vilified in the media. Joong-do scrambles to help his scared wife but eventually mentions going on TV to clear her name.

Trolley Episode 10 Recap

Joong-do creates a new strategy to pass the amendment, but it requires Hye-joo to disclose her past to the public. Soo-bin desperately tries to get her phone back. There’s something curious going on with Yeo-jin and Woo-jae.

Trolley is streaming on Netflix.

Also Read: Check Out All Of Our Trolley 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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