Lee Si Young's Salon de Holmes Episode Release Schedule: Date, time, where to watch, cast, plot and more
Salon de Holmes: Plot and character details
Salon de Holmes focuses on four women who team up to solve neighborhood crimes and tackle old, unsolved cases. The actresses who take on the central roles are as follows–
Lee Si Young as quick-witted problem-solver Gong Mi Ri
Jung Young Joo as former top detective Chu Gyung Ja
Kim Da Som as part-time job specialist Park So Hee
Nam Gi Ae as insurance queen Jeon Ji Hyun
In the series, they star as residents of the same apartment complex, and form a vigilante group to tackle petty issues like illegal parking and littering, they . However, what started with minor offenses, later turned into more serious criminal cases. However, the brave quartet do not give up, and continue to work towards their goal.
Salon de Holmes: Release date and time
The series premiered with its first two episodes on July 16 and 17 at 10:00 PM KST (6:30 PM IST) on South Korea exclusive streaming platform ENA. The subsequent episodes are releasing every Monday and Tuesday. In the next week, episodes 7 and 8 will drop, followed by the grand finale in the week after.
Episode 9 and 10 will offer the culmination of the four women's conquest of solving criminal cases in and around their community. They will air on July 14 and 15.
Salon de Holmes: What to expect from episode 7 and 8
In the last episode, Mi Ri, Gyung Ja, So Hee and Ji Hyun successfully rescued a convenience store worker from her stalker. However, a new and disturbing threat emerges- another perverted villain starts targeting women on their way home. Later, a pair of glow-in-the-dark thong underwear, suspected to belong to the culprit, is found at Ji Hyun's supermarket, casting suspicion and escalating the tension.
In the next week's episodes, they will deliver deeper into the case and uncover the truth behind the issue.
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