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Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Nine puzzles: Kim Da Mi and Son Suk Ku talk about the possibility of sequel plans
Nine Puzzles , a psychological thriller series, has left audiences wanting more since its debut on 21st May 2025. Within the first week, the series hit the top charts for the most streamed Korean content. With the finale now available to watch, audiences are left with lingering questions. And the most pressing one among them is whether the suspenseful story of Nine Puzzles will continue with a second season. In a recent interview, Son Suk Ku , who plays the series' cynical detective Han Saem , discussed the potential for a follow-up. The star was open and truthful in his approach to the subject. "I don't think there will be a season 2," he stated, while lightly laughing over the pressure he's received in response to that opinion. He recalled from a previous interview, "In a previous interview, I said that there would be no season 2, but the reporters asked, 'Why are you trampling on the fans' expectations and hopes?'" Son clarified that his caution is rooted in his desire to avoid creating unrealistic expectations, despite the humorous tone. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Although he acknowledged that he hadn't thought of it himself, he pointed out that the authors could make the story longer. himself. "The reason I'm speaking so negatively is that I don't want to get people's hopes up for something that might not exist... There were no discussions about a season 2," he confirmed. He went on to speak about how, in the past, due to rising fan demands, exceptions had been made. 'Although in the past, D.P. Season 2 was made because the fans wanted it. Some fans have also asked for a second season of My Liberation Notes." Despite this, he remained firm in his assessment: "I think the chances are very slim. Not just due to scheduling conflicts, but because of various other circumstances. I don't think it's likely." The main character in the mystery, Ena, is portrayed by actress Kim Da Mi , who also commented on the sequel debate. Kim affirmed that there are currently no clear plans for a second season. She did not, however, totally rule out the possibility of going back, so there is hope for the future still. 'There haven't been any talks about a Season 2," she said. "I'd have to think about it. If there is a Season 2, it should be different from Season 1 but still keep the parts fans loved. That's something I'd need to consider." Nine Puzzles revolves around Ena, a criminal profiler who is haunted by her past, as she was the sole witness to the gruesome murder that happened a decade ago. Even though time has gone by, the trauma still affects her and others who continue to believe she was involved, particularly Detective Han Saem. Ena and Han Saem are reluctantly dragged into a combined investigation when a fresh string of killings appears, each with a puzzle piece. With its finale out, the series is available to stream on Disney+.
Pink Villa
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Nine Puzzles Season 2 'chances are slim'? Kim Da Mi and Son Suk Ku break silence on Disney+ sequel plans
Nine Puzzles, a Disney+ psychological thriller, has impressed audiences since its premiere. Within its first week, the series surged in popularity. It quickly claimed the position of the second-most-watched Korean content on the platform. With its finale now available to stream, viewers are left with lingering questions. And the most prominent among them is whether the suspenseful story of Nine Puzzles will continue with a second season. Son Suk Ku reacts to sequel speculation Son Suk Ku, who plays the skeptical detective Han Saem in the series, addressed the possibility of a follow-up during a recent interview. The actor approached the topic with both honesty and frankness. He stated outright, 'I don't think there will be a season 2,' while chuckling over the pressure he's received in response to that opinion. He recalled a prior interview, 'In a previous interview, I said that there would be no season 2, but the reporters asked, 'Why are you trampling on the fans' expectations and hopes?'' But behind the lighthearted tone, Son emphasized that his caution stems from not wanting to fuel unrealistic expectations. He noted the writers could expand the story but admitted he hadn't considered it himself. 'The reason I'm speaking so negatively is that I don't want to get people's hopes up for something that might not exist... There were no discussions about a season 2,' he confirmed. Still, he acknowledged that fan enthusiasm has made a difference in the past. 'Although, in the past, D.P Season 2 was made because the fans wanted it. Some fans have also asked for a second season of My Liberation Notes.' Despite this precedent, he remained firm in his assessment: 'I think the chances are very slim. Not just due to scheduling conflicts, but because of various other circumstances. I don't think it's likely.' Kim Da Mi offers a thoughtful perspective Actress Kim Da Mi, who portrays Ena, the central figure of the mystery, also weighed in on the sequel discussion. Kim confirmed that no concrete plans for a second season have been proposed. However, she didn't completely shut down the idea of returning, leaving the door open for future possibilities. 'There haven't been any talks about a Season 2,' she said. 'I'd have to think about it. If there is a Season 2, it should be different from Season 1, but still keep the parts fans loved. That's something I'd need to really consider.' Nine Puzzles plot Nine Puzzles unfolds around Ena, a criminal profiler haunted by her past as the sole witness to a grisly, unsolved murder that occurred a decade ago. Though time has passed, the trauma lingers; not just for her, but for those who still suspect her of being involved, especially Detective Han Saem. When a new series of murders emerge, each accompanied by puzzle pieces, Ena and Han Saem are reluctantly drawn into a joint investigation.
