JTBC’s “Live On” has shared a preview of the upcoming episode!
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“Live On” is a romance drama with the context of the broadcasting club of Seo Yeon High School. Jung Da Bin plays Baek Ho Rang, a famous person in school and social media influencer who enters the club with suspicious motives, while NU’EST’s Minhyun plays Go Eun Taek, the head of the club who is strict and a perfectionist.
Spoilers
In last week’s premiere episode, we can see that Go Eun Taek and Baek Ho Rang constantly have conflicts with each other. When she joined the broadcasting club that’s led by him, they only fought even more, and it seemed like they would never get along with each other.
However, new stills show Go Eun Taek and Baek Ho Rang looking at each other with softer eyes glance than usual. The lasers that used to shoot out of their eyes have been replaced by a sweet gaze, and their lips are curled up in a faint smile. On this day, Go Eun Taek and Baek Ho Rang will head to a record shop and get to know each other better. Learning of Go Eun Taek’s unique and unexpected taste in music, Baek Ho Rang begins to feel differently about him.
In a completely different set of stills, Go Eun Taek, Baek Ho Rang, Do Woo Jae (Noh Jong Hyun), Ji So Hyun (Yang Hye Ji), Kang Jae Yi (Yeonwoo), and Kim Yoo Shin (VICTON’s Byungchan) engage in a match of dodgeball during physical education class. Go Eun Taek is spotted stretching his arms, while Baek Ho Rang looks like something is worrying her. Kang Jae Yi has a cold expression on her face as she gets into defense mode, and her boyfriend Do Woo Jae and his friends get ready to attack. Something is off between the couple of two years, and it remains to be seen what will happen during gym class this day.
Episode 2 of “Live On” will reveal the issues between the characters that had been covered. “Live On” airs every Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. KST.
