K-Pop & K-Drama Set for Busy Summer as “All or Nothing” Takes Viewers to Egypt, “Spooky in Love” Launches a Ghost-Detective Romance, and “See You at Work Tomorrow!” Teases a New Office-Crossing Encounter

Summer programming across South Korea’s entertainment slate is heating up, with new teasers and episode previews signaling a packed run of on-screen stories—from a winner-take-all travel competition filmed in Egypt to romance dramas built on supernatural stakes and office-to-everyday chemistry.

In separate announcements, Soompi highlighted the first teaser for the travel survival variety show All or Nothing, tvN’s upcoming occult romance Spooky in Love, and a preview moment for See You at Work Tomorrow! featuring lead characters Park Ji Hyun and Seo In Guk unexpectedly crossing paths outside the workplace. Together, the releases underscore how K-content continues to blend spectacle, character-driven storytelling, and fan-focused momentum ahead of premiere dates.

“All or Nothing” brings a “prince vs. pauper” twist to Egypt

All or Nothing has released its first teaser, offering a high-contrast preview of the show’s core premise: a winner-take-all travel survival format that pits cast members against one another over seven days and six nights in Egypt.

Set across Cairo, Luxor, and Hurghada, the series centers on the title of “prince.” According to the teaser, cast members who win “prince” status are rewarded with luxurious vacations and benefits, while those who lose are reduced to “pauper” roles—carrying out unpredictable missions instead of enjoying leisure. The production’s structure is framed as an escalating extremes test, with the teaser rapidly cutting between iconic landmarks and survival-style sequences.

The visual tease leans heavily on Egypt’s recognizable landmarks—pyramids and the Sphinx—before shifting to scenes of desert stretches and temple settings. It also includes moments by the emerald-toned Red Sea, creating a clear tonal contrast between rest and challenge. That dynamic appears designed to heighten suspense: the show’s “princes and paupers” model suggests viewers won’t just watch travel highlights, but also track how quickly circumstances change when competition flips the script.

The cast is an all-star mix of K-pop and acting personalities, including SUPER JUNIOR’s Leeteuk and Shindong, DAWN, WEi’s Kim Yo Han, and NCT’s Johnny and Jisung. The teaser further emphasizes the group’s offstage chemistry, positioning their drive to win as a key viewer hook—especially as the format compresses a lot of dramatic potential into a compact, high-energy introductory montage.

All or Nothing is scheduled to premiere on July 27 at 11:15 p.m. KST.

Park Eun Bin and Yang Se Jong team up to “solve” the dead in “Spooky in Love”

While All or Nothing promises competitive travel spectacle, tvN’s Spooky in Love is leaning into a different kind of tension: investigative romance built around ghosts, empathy, and cold-case persistence.

The drama is described as an investigative occult romance in which Park Eun Bin plays Cheon Yeo Ri, a hotel heiress who can see and hear ghosts and also open another person’s spiritual sight through a single touch. Her day-to-day life is shaped by the burden of resolving lingering grievances of the deceased—while trying to avoid physical contact with others whenever possible.

Yang Se Jong stars as Ma Gang Wook, a tenacious prosecutor who is portrayed as unusually fearful of ghosts, despite his otherwise relentlessly determined case-solving approach. Once he takes on a case, he commits fully—pushing the story toward a clash of working styles, not unlike an investigative partnership formed under pressure.

As the series narrative frames it, Cheon Yeo Ri’s supernatural access becomes a tool for Ma Gang Wook’s legal pursuit. She provides voices and clues from deceased victims, while he translates that information into evidence and leads to arrests of the people responsible for crimes. The dramatic engine is both procedural and emotional: as they move from uneasy collaboration to deeper understanding, their relationship is expected to evolve alongside the cases they solve.

Production stills released for the show hint at that shift, showing the characters moving from wary gazes to smiles—suggesting that time spent working side by side gradually opens their hearts. The show is also positioned as a remake of the 2011 film Spellbound, connecting it to a legacy while presenting a contemporary rom-com structure wrapped in occult storytelling.

Spooky in Love premieres July 18 at 9:10 p.m. KST.

“See You at Work Tomorrow!” moves romance outside the office

See You at Work Tomorrow! meanwhile is setting up a familiar workplace romance premise with a specific twist: it’s in the moments away from the desk—where characters can’t rely on professional roles—that the emotional shift begins.

In an episode preview, Park Ji Hyun and Seo In Guk are shown encountering each other unexpectedly outside the office in the next episode. The drama, based on a popular webtoon, follows office worker Cha Ji Yoon (Park Ji Hyun), who is portrayed as stuck in a career rut before becoming entangled with prickly boss Kang Si Woo (Seo In Guk).

Previously, the story escalated when Cha Ji Yoon put down her resignation letter and joined the TF team led by Kang Si Woo. Notably, Kang Si Woo is depicted as expressing something personal about the relationship—saying it was the first time he didn’t want to let someone go—marking the “starting line” feel of their partnership.

The new stills, however, shift the dynamic into everyday territory. The characters run into each other at a neighborhood supermarket after work, where Cha Ji Yoon is dressed casually—unlike her office look. The teaser images show them standing side by side as they choose items such as milk, and examining products, while also selecting everyday household goods like detergent. The scene is framed as more than casual background; the fact that the romance is given space outside the official workplace setting suggests a progression toward a closer relationship that goes beyond office chemistry.

Even small visual cues—Cha Ji Yoon smiling brightly while Kang Si Woo looks at her—are treated as signals of emotional movement, implying the supermarket encounter could become a turning point for how their relationship develops outside the constraints of work life.

The next episode of See You at Work Tomorrow! airs on June 29 at 8:50 p.m. KST.

What viewers should watch next

With All or Nothing, Spooky in Love, and See You at Work Tomorrow! all stepping forward with fresh previews, the common thread is anticipation: audiences are being given early “access points” into worlds that promise quick tonal changes—luxury versus survival, prosecution versus ghost vision, and office restraint versus after-hours familiarity.

As premiere dates approach, the next developments likely to draw attention will be how each show delivers on its central hook. For All or Nothing, that means whether the “prince vs. pauper” structure produces sustained suspense beyond early landmark footage. For Spooky in Love, viewers will be watching how the series balances case-solving mechanics with romantic pacing and whether Cheon Yeo Ri’s touch-based abilities and Ma Gang Wook’s fear of ghosts create recurring conflict or long-term cohesion. And for See You at Work Tomorrow!, the key will be whether the writers turn everyday encounters—like the supermarket run—into lasting relationship momentum rather than a one-off moment.