‘Made in Korea Season 2’ Jeong Seong-il and No Jae-won, Unchecked “Cheon Seok-jung”—Daring Hairstyle “Pyo Hak-su” Stills!

With an overwhelming sense of scale and relationship dynamics packed with tension, 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉 has unveiled character stills highlighting Jeong Seong-il and No Jae-won’s changed appearances. 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉 is a noir drama that depicts Baek Gi-tae’s precarious journey, nine years later, as he goes on a rampage toward even greater ambition.

Jeong Seong-il returns as “Cheon Seok-jung,” the man who has firmly guarded the number-two position beside the VIP. In Season 1, he showed his charisma as the object of protagonist “Baek Gi-tae” (Hyun Bin)’s envy and a power broker who ruled all directions. In Season 2, he will reign over a position no one can approach after a long stretch of nine years, showing the depth and authority that comes with time. In the released stills, “Cheon Seok-jung” appears in a meticulously tailored suit, revealing a cold, piercing gaze as if he can see straight through anyone. He radiates an overwhelming presence befitting power itself. In particular, amid shifting power dynamics, his intense clashes with figures from the joint investigation task force that have newly risen will add fresh tension—raising questions about what fate “Cheon Seok-jung” will face.

Meanwhile, No Jae-won draws attention with an even bolder visual transformation. No Jae-won previously made a splash by effortlessly taking on “Pyo Hak-su,” the central intelligence agency’s motivation behind “Baek Gi-tae,” a character who knows the organization’s inner workings well and is quick to switch gears. In Season 2, he is set to step up to the director position of the Busan branch of the Central Intelligence Agency and deliver an even more striking presence. In the stills, he can be seen fussing over a wig with a mirror in one hand, which brings to mind “Director Hwang” (Park Yong-woo), his direct superior from the previous season—setting expectations that this season will bring him a fresh kind of fun and energy. By contrast, his face-to-face chess match with the other side over the phone delivers sharp tension, capturing attention. All eyes are on what “Pyo Hak-su,” who can freely move between smoothness and servility for his own advancement, as well as decisiveness at crucial moments, will set off amid a fierce power struggle.

Disney+ has released character stills for “Cheon Seok-jung” and “Pyo Hak-su,” and 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉—the original series—will be available exclusively on Disney+ with a total of six episodes: two episodes each on Wednesday, September 9, 2026; Wednesday, September 16, 2026; and Wednesday, September 23, 2026.