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The Review Geek
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Spring of Youth Episode 6 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch
Spring of Youth Spring of Youth centers on a charismatic vocalist and guitarist of top K-pop group 'The Crown' called Sa Gye. When she's unexpectedly forced to enroll at Hanju University—a campus he's never even set foot on, he's thrown into an unfamiliar world. There he meets Kim Bom, a gifted vocalist and keyboardist from the band 'Tusagye', who once dreamed of the Ivy League but turned to music after her mother's passing six years ago. As they grow closer, Sa Gye's passion for music reignites and he forms a mysterious band to start music again. If you've been following this one, you may be curious about when the next episode will be released. Well, wonder no more! Here is everything you need to know about episode 6 of Spring of Youth, including its release date, time, and where to watch it. Where Can I Watch Spring of Youth? Spring of Youth is an SBS Original which means that for Koreans, this will be on the SBS channel. For those watching internationally, this K-drama is available to watch on Viki and Wavve. Spring of Youth Episode 6 Release Date Episode 6 of Spring of Youth will be released on Wednesday 4th June at 4pm (KST) / 8am (GMT) / 3am (ET). Expect episode 6 to be roughly 1 hour and 10 minutes long, which is consistent with the timeframe for the rest of the show. How Many Episodes Will Spring of Youth Have? Spring of Youth season 1 is expected to have 10 episodes, with one episode releasing each week. With Viki, expect there to be a slight delay with subtitles, which can usually take around 24 hours to show up. With that in mind, there will be 4 more episodes to go after this one. Is There A Trailer For Spring of Youth? Yes, there is. You can check out the trailer below: What do you hope to see as the series progresses? Are you excited to watch Spring of Youth? Let us know in the comments below!
The Review Geek
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Spring of Youth Episode 5 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch
Spring of Youth Spring of Youth centers on a charismatic vocalist and guitarist of top K-pop group 'The Crown' called Sa Gye. When she's unexpectedly forced to enroll at Hanju University—a campus he's never even set foot on, he's thrown into an unfamiliar world. There he meets Kim Bom, a gifted vocalist and keyboardist from the band 'Tusagye', who once dreamed of the Ivy League but turned to music after her mother's passing six years ago. As they grow closer, Sa Gye's passion for music reignites and he forms a mysterious band to start music again. If you've been following this one, you may be curious about when the next episode will be released. Well, wonder no more! Here is everything you need to know about episode 5 of Spring of Youth, including its release date, time, and where to watch it. Where Can I Watch Spring of Youth? Spring of Youth is an SBS Original which means that for Koreans, this will be on the SBS channel. For those watching internationally, this K-drama is available to watch on Viki and Wavve. Spring of Youth Episode 5 Release Date Episode 5 of Spring of Youth will be released on Wednesday 28th May at 4pm (KST) / 8am (GMT) / 3am (ET). Expect episode 5 to be roughly 1 hour and 10 minutes long, which is consistent with the timeframe for the rest of the show. How Many Episodes Will Spring of Youth Have? Spring of Youth season 1 is expected to have 10 episodes, with one episode releasing each week. With Viki, expect there to be a slight delay with subtitles, which can usually take around 24 hours to show up. With that in mind, there will be5 more episodes to go after this one. Is There A Trailer For Spring of Youth? Yes, there is. You can check out the trailer below: What do you hope to see as the series progresses? Are you excited to watch Spring of Youth? Let us know in the comments below!
The Review Geek
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Spring of Youth – K-drama Episode 1 Recap & Review
Episode 1 Episode 1 of Spring of Youth begins with a young boy practising dance moves when his partner's stick hits him in the eyes. He loses his sight but thankfully, a cornea transplant lets him see again. The boy, Sa Gye, ends up becoming a famous idol by joining the band, The Crown. We see one of the band's concerts which is followed by a lavish celebration of their success. During the party, Sa Gye drinks a lot and suddenly gets flashes from a different memory featuring a car and a rainy street. After he's in bed, a voiceover from him explains that he gets a recurring dream about a girl which features a specific melody. Also, his eyes always open at 5.45 every morning, on the dot. Well, things go downhill from here as he gets a visit from Yeon Seung-su (an employee at Jo & Jo Entertainment) who informs him that he attacked the CEO of the company, Jo Sang-heon, last night while drunk. The video has gone viral and the CEO is in the hospital. He goes to the company's headquarters and bumps into Kim Bom on the way. She's a young girl whose necklace falls down. The pendant is a small music box which happens to play the same melody from Sa Gye's dreams. He hears it but can't see where it's coming from. At the office, he is told to step away from the band for two months and attend school at Hanju University, where he is technically a student. Meanwhile, Kim Bom meets Ji-na, an employee of Jo & Jo Entertainment and also happens to be Jo Sang-heon's daughter. She offers to buy Bom's song for the company and Bom agrees, although she leaves a note on the contract saying that the payment is mediocre. Bom goes back home where she lives with her aunt and cousin. We learn that her aunt took a loan out against the house and they need money to pay it back. At the hospital, Jo Sang-heon recalls how Sa Gye attacked him and said that he was there six years ago and saw what Sang-heon did. Sa Gye, with no memory of that night, goes to Hanju University. He and Bom end up caught in the rain and her necklace falls down again. This time, Sa Gye realises where the music is coming from and asks Bom about it. She says it's her song and then leaves with her friend, Seo Tae-yang, when he turns up with an umbrella. We soon learn that Tae-yang has a crush on Bom. The next day, Sa Gye is welcomed by a group of fans at school. Gyu-ri escorts him to the theatre and film department, where Sa Gye offers a disastrous take on Hamlet. Over the next few days, he throws his money around at the university. Meanwhile, Bom does up one of the rooms in the house and opens it up for renters in order to help with the loan. Sa Gye then finds out from another student that Kim Bom works part-time at a restaurant. He finds her but she keeps running off, not wanting to talk to him. They're once again interrupted by Tae-yang who flips Sa Gye over his shoulder to get him to stop pestering Kim Bom. However, he ends up at the music department and finds that Bom and Tae-yang are part of a band. And they're looking for new members. Sa Gye asks to apply and ends up in an argument with Tae-yang, who is known as the university's Sa Gye. They decide to battle it out. Bom even agrees to tell Sa Gye about her song if he wins. Tae-yang plays a number of different instruments but Sa Gye does plenty with his own guitar. However, he gives up when his guitar string breaks and Tae-yang is announced the winner. Elsewhere, Jo Sang-heon makes an inquiry about a person. He receives photographs of Kim Bom and the person investigating tells him that Sa Gye seems close to her. At the university, Sa Gye puts up a notice looking for his own band members. He then goes to Bom's restaurant and is mesmerised when she plays the piano. After her shift, he pesters her to join his band. Jo Sang-heon watches them together. That night, he visits Sa Gye and tells him to either go to the military or study abroad. Sa Gye refuses to do either and Sang-heon says he'll be cutting ties with Sa Gye. The next day, Tae-yang's bandmates mess with Sa Gye and take a video that makes it look like he's beating them up. The issue spirals and Sa Gye is forced to publicly apologise and leave The Crown. He also sells his house and things to pay off cancellation fees. His mother is in the US and he walks through the streets till he comes to Bom's house. He gets flashes of memories about the place. He sees the renter sign and speaks to the owner, who turns out to be none other than Kim Bom. An epilogue of Spring of Youth Episode 1 shows Bom and Tae-yang walking away after the encounter with Sa Gye when she suddenly runs and looks for him. Turns out, she recognised him as Gyu-ri had made her attend his concert. She was quite mesmerised by him. Sa Gye had thrown a soft toy in the crowd and said that whoever gets it can go on a date with him. The toy had ended up with Bom. The Episode Review Spring of Youth Episode 1 feels like the series really wanted to get all the exposition out of the way. The episode covers Sa Gye's story from his early ambitions and eye surgery all the way to his roaring success and eventual downfall. Sa Gye himself is often running around and the plot feels similarly structured. It sets up Kim Bom as his love interest and hints at a connection between them while also establishing Tae-yang as a rival. However, this premise feels all too familiar. Anyone who's watched a few K-dramas can see how the mysterious memories will connect with Sa Gye's eye surgery as well as his connection with Kim Bom. It's all too predictable which is not a great look for the first episode. Also, Lee Seung-hyub does not look anything like a college student. However, there is still quite a lot of potential in seeing how everything unfolds and how these small hints at fate and magic come into play. Next Episode Expect A Full Season Write-Up When This Season Concludes!
NDTV
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
OTT And Theatrical Releases This Week (May 5-May 11): Bhool Chuk Maaf, The Royals And More
New Delhi: Get ready for a thrilling week full of new entertainment content! Whether you are a binge-watcher, a movie buff, a theatre enthusiast or a web series lover, there is something for everyone. If you are still unsure about what to watch this week, here is a rundown of the most anticipated movies and shows making their debut in theatres and on your OTT screens. Bhool Chuk Maaf (May 9) - Theatres Set in Varanasi, Bhool Chuk Maaf follows Ranjan, played by Rajkummar Rao, who gets trapped in a time loop just before his wedding to Titli, played by Wamiqa Gabbi. He repeatedly wakes up on the day of his Haldi ceremony, trying to break free from the loop. The film explores themes of love, fate and redemption as Ranjan navigates his predicament. Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1 (May 9) - Theatres The film tells the story of Veera Mallu, the first Indian to orchestrate a revolt against the Mughal empire. Pawan Kalyan plays the titular role. Anupam Kher, Nora Fatehi, Nargis Fakhri and Bobby Deol are also part of the project. Shadow Force (May 9) - Theatres The film revolves around an estranged couple with a bounty on their heads. They must go on the run with their son to avoid their former employer and a unit of shadow ops that has been sent to kill them. Spring of Youth (May 6) - Viki The K-drama narrates the story of Sa Gye, a member of a K-pop group, who is suddenly ousted from his band. With his career in shambles, he enrolls at Hanju University, where he meets his new friends and starts a life away from the limelight. The Devil's Plan Season 2 (May 6) - Netflix The new season brings a mix of returning and new contestants to face off in mind-bending games of wit and strategy to determine who's the brainiest of them all. Blood of Zeus Season 3 (May 8) - Netflix The final season of the Netflix animated series revolves around Heron and the gods, who face their most dangerous adversaries yet. The gods must work together to restore order, all while facing the wrath of Hera and the growing power of the Titans. Forever (May 8) - Netflix Inspired by Brock Akil's 1975 novel, Forever follows the epic love story of two Black teens, Keisha and Justin, as they navigate first love and intimacy amidst social and parental pressures. Good Bad Ugly (May 8) - Netflix Headlined by South superstar Ajith Kumar, the film follows a former gangster who is forced to go back to his notorious ways after his son is kidnapped. The cast also includes Arjun Das, Trisha Krishnan, Shine Tom Chacko and Rahul Dev in key roles. The Royals (May 9) - Netflix The web series features Bhumi Pednekar as Sophia Shekhar, a modern CEO, and Ishaan Khatter as Prince Aviraaj Singh. The plot explores the clash between their worlds, showcasing themes of love, personal growth and the challenges of reconciling traditional royalty with modern life. Gram Chikitsalay (May 9) - Prime Video Starring Amol Parashar, the series follows the story of Dr Prabhat, a city doctor who takes on the challenge of reviving a neglected Primary Health Centre in the rural village of Bhathkandi.
