Park Minyoung’s ‘Nine to Six’ Revives SBS Wednesday-Thursday Dramas After Six-Month Hiatus; Office Romance Premieres on the 25th

The chemistry of a workaholic and two men aims to reignite a flagging TV drama scene

SBS has broken a six-month silence, announcing the triumphant return of its Wednesday-Thursday dramas. Leading the charge are romance favorite Park Minyoung, Yook Sung-jae and Go Soo. SBS officially announced on the 21st that its new Wednesday-Thursday drama ‘Nine to Six’ will premiere at 9 p.m. on the 25th of next month.

‘Nine to Six’ is an office romance that closely follows the emotional turbulence experienced by Kang I-ji (Park Minyoung), a deputy manager on the legal team who has proven her worth through work alone, when she meets two men with very different charms. Yook Sung-jae plays Han Sun-woo, a younger man armed with a warm and caring nature, while Go Soo plays Park Hyun-tae, an ideal division head who seems perfect in every way. The two are set to drive both the tension and the romantic excitement of the series.

In addition to the three leads, a host of acclaimed supporting actors known for their solid performances have joined the cast, adding to the drama’s polish. Kim Mi-kyung, whose acting experience brings depth, will appear alongside Choi Ji-soo, who is set to bring fresh energy, and Jung Hae-kyun, who commands a strong presence. Their casting adds momentum to the series’ bid to win over viewers during the peak drama season.

The scheduling has drawn particular attention in the television industry because it marks the return of SBS’s Wednesday-Thursday drama slot about six months after ‘Today, It’s Sold Out’, starring Ahn Hyo-seop, ended. With a strong script and a star-studded cast, ‘Nine to Six’ is expected to capture weekday-night viewers’ hearts. All eyes are on whether it can reclaim the throne for Wednesday-Thursday dramas.