The much-anticipated JTBC drama “Good Boy” starring Park Bo Gum and Kim So Hyun has dropped its new schedule plans. The drama, which promises a fresh take on the investigation narrative, has been raising expectations for new on-screen chemistries.

Script Reading and Filming Schedule

On March 19, a South Korean media outlet reported that “Good Boy” will hold its official script reading session on March 21. The cast members, along with the writer and directorial team, will be attending the table read.

In addition to this update, a source from the production also revealed that the team is gearing up to commence the filming schedule at the end of March.

Release Plans

Following the wrap-up, “Good Boy” aims to hit the screen in the second half of 2024.

About the Drama

“Good Boy” will unravel a unique comical narrative of Olympic medalists-turned-police officers, who now wear ID cards around their necks and chase criminals instead of medals.

Park Bo Gum, known for “Record of Youth” (2020), “Love in The Moonlight” (2016), and “Reply 1988” (2015), will transform into the main character, Yoon Dong Ju, an Olympic gold medalist boxer, who joined the force as a special recruit.

Kim So Hyun of “The Tale of Nokdu” (2019), “Love Alarm” (2019), and “River Where the Moon Rises” (2021) will lead the drama as Ji Han Na, a gold medalist shooter, who gained extreme popularity with her extraordinary shooting skills and charming visuals, earning the title of Shooting Goddess.

Alongside the main roles, “Bloodhound” (2023) star Lee Sang Yi, “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” (2020) actor Oh Jung Se, and “Squid Game” (2021) actor Heo Sang Tae will portray some pivotal characters in the JTBC drama.

Moreover, director Shim Na Yeon, having worked in “Beyond Evil” (2021), and “The Good Bad Mother” (2023) will helm this drama.

Excitement Runs High

Earlier, in 2015 in an interview, Park Bo Gum had reportedly expressed his wish to star in a drama with Kim So Hyun. Now, since it’s happening, excitement runs high to witness their acting synergy on the screen for “Good Day”.