by JTBC’s “Frankly Speaking” promises a refreshingly honest look at the power of words and the unexpected consequences of unfiltered speech.
If you’re looking for a relatable dramedy with a dash of social commentary, this could be your next binge-watch.
Short profile
- Title: Frankly Speaking (English title) / No Secret (literal title)
- Network: JTBC
- Episodes: (To be filled in after the drama airs)
- Release Date: May 1, 2024 – (To be filled in after the drama ends)
- Runtime: Wednesdays & Thursdays, 8:50 PM KST
- Genre: Romance, Comedy, Drama
Synopsis of Frankly Speaking
Song Ki-Baek (Ko Kyoung-Pyo), an upstanding and well-respected announcer, experiences a life-altering shift when he suddenly develops the inability to censor his thoughts. His newfound blurting habit throws his career and personal life into chaos. Enter On Woo-Joo (Kang Han-Na), an opportunistic TV writer fascinated by his newfound bluntness. She sees the potential for an entertaining variety show, putting the two on a collision course that promises equal parts humor and heartfelt moments.
Main cast of Frankly Speaking
- Ko Kyoung-Pyo as Song Ki-Baek
- Kang Han-Na as On Woo-Joo
- Joo Jong-Hyuk as Kim Jung-Heon
Who Should Watch Frankly Speaking
- Fans of relatable comedies with a focus on personal foibles and awkward humor.
- Viewers who enjoy exploring the impact of sudden changes and self-discovery journeys.
- Those who appreciate dramas blending laughter with thoughtful moments.
- Admirers of Ko Kyoung-Pyo and Kang Han-Na’s comedic skills and on-screen chemistry.
Why You Should Watch Frankly Speaking
- Unique Premise: The concept of an unfiltered protagonist offers a wealth of comedic and possibly dramatic potential.
- Relatable Struggles: Everyone has experienced blurting something they shouldn’t have – Ki-Baek’s plight is both hilarious and relatable.
- Exploration of Social Dynamics: The drama hints at commentary on social masks, truthfulness, and the consequences of being brutally honest.
- Comedy-Romance Blend: Expect hilarious situations alongside a budding romance that could be both heartwarming and chaotic.
“Frankly Speaking” has the potential to be an entertaining and thought-provoking exploration of social norms, the unintended consequences of our words, and the journey toward self-acceptance. Get ready for a drama that could make you both laugh and reflect on your own communication habits.
