Park Seo Jun's ”Tomorrow Will Be Certain” & Seo Hyun Jin's ”Love Me”... SLL's end-of-year romance strategy

Global IP powerhouse SLL will release two new TV series, "Tomorrow Will Be Certain" and "Love Me," in December. This winter, they will be available on JTBC as well as major domestic and international OTT channels.
JTBC's new weekend TV series "Tomorrow Will Be Different," scheduled to premiere on December 6th, is about Lee Kyung-do (Park Seo-ju), who breaks up after two relationships.
The two main characters are a reporter who reported on the adultery scandal (Lee Kyung-do) and a woman who was involved in the scandal.
The story begins when they meet as "the wife of the perpetrator (Seo Ji-woo)." The story centers on the painful yet deeply connected emotions, and realistically depicts feelings that remain even after the passage of time.
It will be available to watch on BC and Coupang Play, and will also be introduced to global viewers on Prime Video overseas.
Next, JTBC's new Fri-Sat series "Love Me," scheduled to premiere on December 19th at 8:50 PM, will be a drama that will be aired on the 2019/2020 schedule.
It is a TV series that tells the story of how a "family that is a little selfish but more ordinary" begins to fall in love and grows. It depicts the troubles of a realistic relationship and a warm romance at the same time, and is a hit with the world.
It is a work that evokes empathy regardless of age or situation. It has been released in Korea on JTBC, TVING, and Netflix, and overseas on numerous global platforms such as U-NEXT, Rakuten Viki, and Viu.
Through these two works, SLL aims to broaden the audience's sensibility at the end of the year and to implement a distribution strategy in collaboration with major global OTTs.
This will enable SLL content to be distributed through major OTT platforms such as Coupang Play in Korea, and global OTT platforms such as Prime Video, U-NEXT, and Rakuten Viki overseas.
In relation to this, an SLL official said, "We plan to enrich the end of the year with two works that each have their own unique appeal," and "We will be releasing them on various platforms both in Korea and overseas."
We will continue to expand distribution of our works so that we can reach more viewers through these channels."