Reading this and from what I have read about the upcoming "Snowdrop", I would be happier to see JHI court another noona.

I'm really excited to watch it. It looks it will mix humor and more serious subject with each deserter having his own story (it seems they saved a soldier to jump in front the metro...) I don't know Gu Kyo-Hwan (I didn't watch the sequel of Kingdom) but I really like the rest of the actors.
The story is pretty different with the curring dramas too.

Great trailer. I will be there. 6 episodes on Netflix US.
Jung Hae-in looks great and I am looking forward to seeing his physicality. JHI is 33 but looks much younger so playing a young soldier will be no problem. Remember he enlisted in the military when he was 21.
O/T. I really enjoyed and recommend his delightful 2019/20 reality show JUNG HAE IN’S TRAVEL LOG. 8 episodes available on Viki US.
It is a record of JHI’s visit to NYC and Niagara Falls in the fall of 2019.
He was joined by two of his pals Eun Jong Geon and Im Hyun-Soo (who is currently appearing in ON THE VERGE OF INSANITY).
Also you can see NYC before it became a ghost town during the pandemic.
One thing I learned about watching the show is that JHI can pack away the grub. There was a humorous incident where JHI (30 at the time) was carded at the famous Oyster Bar in Grand Central Terminal to prove he was over 21 which is the legal drinking age in NY.

I hope this new program will be available on Netflix U.S. Jung Hae-in is one of my favorites but there is a shortage of shows here with him in the lead. He is a little stiff in his acting compared with others, but he has a certain energy that I like a lot.

Guess I’m the only one excited to see Gu Kyo-hwan on screen again. First noticed him in “Peninsula" and wondered where this actor popped up from to get casted on such a big-budget film, and then his very unique (high-pitched) voice reallllly caught my attention, and thus began my search for all his previous works (sadly, he’s only mainly been in some hard-to-find indie films). And lo and behold, how excited I was to see him in “Kingdom: Ashin” but he didn’t even have one freakin’ line in the whole movie! Lol. (If I blinked and missed it, please let me know. I’ll rewatch Kingdom for him.)

His trajectory reminds me of Sohn Seok-gu’s in that they mostly worked under the radar in smaller, indie works and then suddenly showed up in higher profile productions and steadily worked their way into viewers’ hearts. Such rare gems! I’ve never understood the hype around Jung Hae-in, but with Sohn Seok-gu and Gu Kyo-hwan in the same show, I’ll be ready to click play at 11:59pm on Aug. 26th!

The premise didn't interest me but the trailer certainly caught my attention. Looks good!

I like the actors, so will try it.

I didn't know South Korean armys have deserters. I thought for a moment this was about North Koreans.

My melodrama icon Jung Hae-in is back…in a very different role. I suppose that’s good for his acting range. Even if I kinda want him to be in a romance drama again. Fingers crossed after this and Snowdrop.

I am excited to see Ko Kyo-hwan in a drama though. I’ve only ever seen him in the movie Peninsula, but he (and Lee Re) had the strongest performances in that movie.