Song Joong Ki, Park Seo Jun, Lee Junho and others make their appearance... SLL's second half lineup revealed

Content production company SLL has announced its lineup for the second half of 2025. SLL will be releasing more than 20 TV series and variety shows in the second half of the year, and is on a full-scale growth trajectory.
The dramas scheduled to be released are "The Kind Man," "Esquire: Lawyers Who Dream of Becoming Lawyers," "My Youth," "The Story of Director Kim, Who Works for a Large Company from His Home in Seoul," and "Waiting for Kyung-do."
", "100th Memories", "Love Me", "The Moon Flows in This River" and other dramas have been broadcast on JTBC and terrestrial channels. In particular, with the launch of JTBC's Friday series,
The expansion of the number of productions is expected to enable a stable supply of content. SLL is expanding its production competitiveness by providing a variety of content that elicits empathy and crosses genres.
"MY YOUTH," which is expected to be a hit in the second half of the year, is about Song Joong Ki, who started a mundane life later than others, and a young man who must destroy the tranquility of his first love in order to succeed.
It is a romantic TV series starring Song Jae-young (Chun Woo Hee) who is not known for being a romantic partner. At the end of the year, Lee Kyung-do (Park Seo Jun) and Seo Ji-woo (Won Jin-A), who broke up after 28 relationships at the age of 20,
The romantic comedy TV series "Waiting for Kyung-do" comes to town, where a reporter who broke an article about an adultery scandal reunites with the wife of the scandal's protagonist and falls deeply in love with her.
Other OTT original series such as "CASHERO: A Hero Has Cash," "The Price of Confession," "Pine: The Outlaws," and "UDT: The Special Attack Force in Our Town" also followed suit.
Meet the person. "The Summer I Turned" will be released on Amazon Prime Video on July 16th.
"Pretty" season 3, "Undertow" and "Task" will also be released on global OTT platforms in the second half of the year.
Studio Slam's "Black and White Spoon: Cooking Class War" season 2, "Crime Scene: Zero" and "Sing Again 4" and other variety shows are also waiting to be aired in the second half of the year.
Yoon Ki-yoon, CEO of SLL, said, "SLL is aiming to turn a profit by 2025, with a strategy of maximizing profits by optimizing the amount of content production. We are currently expanding our TV series and variety shows.
"We will be showcasing a wide variety of content in the second half of the year, from global productions to K-POP," he said, adding, "We were able to see in the first half of the year that SLL's strategy is moving in a positive direction, and we're seeing visible improvements in performance."
"If we achieve this goal, we will be able to begin the process of going public within the year through discussions with the institutions."