Last Summer KBS2 2025: The new romantic drama Last Summer will finally start on KBS2 from November 1, 2025. The show will air every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 PM KST. It has 12 episodes and will finish around December 7, 2025. This drama replaces the previous weekend show Walking on Thin Ice. It is directed by Min Yeon-Hong and written by Jeon Yu-Ri.
The main story is about twin brothers Baek Do-Ha and Baek Do-Young, both played by Lee Jae-Wook. Their parents divorced, so Do-Ha grew up in the United States and Do-Young stayed in South Korea. Every summer, Do-Ha comes back to Korea and stays in a house his dad built.
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There he meets his neighbor Song Ha-Kyung, played by Choi Sung-Eun. When they grow up, the twins and Ha-Kyung face old feelings and past events that change their lives.
It also gets into deeper stuff you don’t usually see in K-dramas, like using buildings to show feelings, twins swapping identities, and how childhood mistakes mess with people later. The drama teases a big moment: Do-Young might die suddenly, and it could be tied to Ha-Kyung somehow. This could make Do-Ha take his twin’s place to protect everyone, which makes meeting again full of guilt, confusion, and longing.
Lee Jae-Wook plays both twins, showing their very different personalities. Choi Sung-Eun plays Ha-Kyung, a girl who loved Do-Ha since childhood. Other actors like Kim Gun-Woo, Choi Byung-Mo, Ahn Dong-Goo, and Kwon Ah-Reum are also in the drama, making it more interesting and emotional.
The show uses cool visuals and architecture to tell the story, but it also focuses a lot on feelings. The teaser has already come out and fans are talking about it everywhere. People can’t wait to see how the twins’ story and their love triangle with Ha-Kyung unfolds.
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The production team emphasizes the actors’ chemistry and the fresh narrative approach: “We want audiences to feel the complexity of these summer encounters and the emotional resonance of first love,” they said, urging viewers to support the series.
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