Captivating the King is a period romantic-comedy Korean drama series. The series is set in the Joseon era and it revolves around the love story of a miserable king who has no one he can trust or love and a baduk player who initially tries to deceive him but ends up falling in love with him. Captivating the King works because of the electrifying chemistry between the two leads and a compelling story that keeps you coming back for each new episode.
Captivating the King – Episode Guide (When are the Episodes Coming Out?)
Captivating the King consists of sixteen episodes in total. The tvN drama premiered on Netflix with its first two episodes on January 21, with the next episodes coming out every Saturday and Sunday. Check out the full episode for the Korean drama below:
- Episode 1 – January 21
- Episode 2 – January 21
- Episode 3 – January 27
- Episode 4 – January 28
- Episode 5 – February 3
- Episode 6 – February 4
- Episode 7 – February 10
- Episode 8 – February 11
- Episode 9 – February 17
- Episode 10 – February 18
- Episode 11 – February 25
- Episode 12 – February 26
- Episode 13 – March 1
- Episode 14 – March 2
- Episode 15 – March 8
- Episode 16 – March 9
Captivating the King – Cast & Characters (Who is in It & Who are they Playing?)
Captivating the King stars Jo Jung-suk and Shin Se-kyung in the lead roles of King Yi In and Kang Hee-soo. The tvN drama also stars Lee Shin-young as Kim Myung-ha, Choi Dae-hoon as Yi Seon, Lee Gyu-hoe as Park Jong-hwan, Yang Kyung-won as Yoo Hyun-bo, Jo Sung-ha as Kim Jong-bae, and Son Hyun-joo as Kang Hang-sun.
Captivating the King – Trailer?
Check out the trailer for Captivating the King below:
