15 K-Dramas Confirmed For A New Season—And We’re Ready to Binge Again

K-drama fans know the heartbreak of watching a show end without knowing what happens next. But sometimes, the drama gods listen, and a new season gets the green light. Whether it's high school brawls, quiet romance, or world-ending zombies, these stories are far from over. Here are 15 K-dramas confirmed for another round—and trust us, the excitement is real.

1. Yumi’s Cells – Season 3

We’ve followed Yumi through heartbreaks, career wins, and cell-level chaos. In Season 3, Yumi is finally a successful author, but love? Still complicated. With Soon Rok entering the picture, we might just get the closure (or the chaos) we’ve been waiting for.

2. Squid Game – Season 3

It’s not just another round of games—this time, it’s personal. Gi Hun is back, and so is the Front Man. The third season promises to be darker, deeper, and more strategic. Season 3 drops June 27, and yes, we’re all watching.

3. Good Partner – Season 2

A drama about divorce lawyers may not sound exciting, but this one struck a chord. With realistic cases and complex emotions, “Good Partner” is getting a second season after a strong first run. Expect more courtroom drama and maybe some healing too.

4. Study Group – Season 2

High school, but make it action-packed. “Study Group” follows a student who’s better at punching than solving math problems. After gathering his gang of misfits, he takes on exams and street fights. A second season? Definitely deserved.

5. Taxi Driver – Season 3

The Rainbow Taxi crew isn’t done helping victims. Season 3 brings back the full team, ready to deliver justice in their own way. If you’ve missed Do Gi’s stealth moves and Go Eun’s tech wizardry, you're in for a treat.

6. Moving – Season 2

Superpowered teens, secretive parents, and government conspiracies—“Moving” had it all. With Season 2 in development, the story will dive deeper into what it means to be a hero and a parent in a dangerous world.

7. A Shop for Killers – Season 2

Imagine inheriting a shopping mall that’s actually a front for assassins. That’s what Ji An is dealing with. The first season was fast-paced and full of surprises, and the second one is on its way, with a fresh twist and a global cast.

8. Flex x Cop – Season 2

He’s rich. He’s clueless. And now, he’s a cop. Jin Yi Soo and detective Lee Kang Hyun had unexpectedly great chemistry. With Season 2 confirmed, we’ll see if money and justice can really mix.

9. Signal – Season 2

Using a walkie-talkie to talk to the past and solve crimes? “Signal” is still one of the smartest K-dramas around. Nearly a decade later, Season 2 is finally happening with the original cast. Here’s hoping it’s just as gripping.

10. Bloodhounds – Season 2

Fists first, questions later. After ending a loan shark ring, Gun Woo and Woo Jin are taking their fight global in Season 2. With new enemies and higher stakes, this one's bound to pack a punch—literally.

11. All of Us Are Dead – Season 2

High school plus zombies equals chaos. The survivors from Season 1 are still out there, and with Season 2 confirmed, we might finally learn what happens next. One thing’s for sure—don’t get attached to anyone too quickly.

12. Reborn Rich – Season 2

Time travel, chaebol politics, and a major revenge arc—Season 1 had it all. Season 2 promises to shift from Korean boardrooms to the global stage. With new faces and higher stakes, it’s aiming even bigger.

13. Crash – Season 2

This one’s for true crime lovers. “Crash” tackled road crimes with a detective twist, making it feel oddly fresh. The TCI team is coming back for more cases—and more teamwork that’s awkward but oddly charming.

14. Not Others – Season 2

What happens when your mum acts more like a roommate than a parent? This quirky mother-daughter duo is set to return in 2025. If you enjoyed their daily bickering and moments of unexpected love, you’re in for more fun.

15. Boyhood – Season 2

Set in the ’80s, “Boyhood” is about a quiet teen who suddenly becomes the school’s strongest fighter. Season 2 will shift settings to a seaside high school, with new challenges and new characters. Think “coming of age,” but with fights and fishing.

K-drama sequels are rare, which is why every new season feels like a small miracle. Whether it’s emotional growth, mind-bending timelines, or more action-packed missions, these upcoming seasons have something for everyone.