Witch at Court Season 2 Release Date, Cast, Storyline, Trailer Release, and Everything You Need to Know:
Witch at Court is a 2017 South Korean TV show that aired on KBS2 on Mondays and Tuesdays at 22:00 (KST) from October 9 to November 28.
Well, fans of the Korean drama TV show Witch at Court, which is also called “Do not trust her,” will not be returning for its second season.
But there’s nevertheless a small chance it could come back. I’ll tell you that it was the most popular show from 2017 to 2019.
And the show is pretty cool. But why isn’t this coming back well? The show’s creators say that the second season won’t feature a substantial plot. Even though it might take longer to make and show than was planned.
So, here’s everything we know about it. Well, people say that they thought there was going to be a new season even before the first season came out.
There are a lot of people who like fantasy k dramas as much as I do. So let’s hope things go well.
Witch at Court Season 2 Release Date:
People aren’t sure if the show will be back for a second season, but there isn’t much hope that it will be.
Official sources haven’t said anything about the show’s future or if it will keep going, but the producers say that it’s unlikely and hard for the show to come back because it doesn’t have much to show in an another season.
On the other hand, some k-drama fans thought there might be a season 2 before the initial season came out.
Even though it’s been nearly 4 years, references and rum ours say that the creators are still thinking about season 2 and “might” already be working on it.
If it does happen, we won’t be able to see it until at least the end of 2022 or the beginning of 2023, because of all the time it will take for manufacturing and other things.
Witch at Court Season 2 Cast:
In the main cast, there are:
- Jung Ryeo-won as Ma Yi-deum Roh Jeong-eui as teen Ma Yi-deum Lee Re as child Ma Yi-deum
- Yoon Hyun-min as Yeo Jin-wook
- Ji Min-hyuk as young Jin-wook
- Jun Kwang-ryul as Jo Gap-soo
- Kim Yeo-jin as Min Ji-sook
Among the supporting cast are:
- Jun Ik-ryung as Jang
- Eun-jung Choi Ri as Seo Yoo-ri
- Kim Jae-hwa as Son
- Mi-young Yoon Kyung-ho as Goo Seok-chan
- Heo Sung-tae as Baek Sang-ho
- Kim Min-seo as Heo Yoon-kyung
- Baek Chul-min as Ahn Tae-kyu
- Lee Il-hwa as Kwak Young-sil
- Chae-yoon as Jang Yoo-mi
- Jin Yeon-hee, played by Jo Woo-ri
- Park Doo-shik as Kim Dong-shik
- Jung In-seo as Yoon Ah-reum
- Kim Kwon played Baek Min-ho,
- Kim Ji-eun played Ahn’s secretary.
- Im Kang-sung played Yoon Min-joo
- Jeon Bae-soo played Oh Soo-cheol
chance to move up, so he made up stories about innocent people being socialists to show how loyal he was to the government.
Well, the guest star could be the same for the season 2 as well. Let’s hope for the best.
Witch at Court Season 2 Storyline:
The main plot of the show is about all the wrongs and problems that women face because of sex crimes.
In this show, a prosecutor who always explains how to win a case and a new prosecutor are put together to deal with sex crime cases.
Even though they hate each other, they work together to solve all of the cases. In this Korean drama, crime is common, but putting the justice system to work to stop it is the hardest thing to do.
Every person has the right to justice, so no one should have to fight for it in normal, healthy situations.
As usual in legal dramas, justice is used for personal gain, and it’s no longer about what’s right or wrong, but about making the weaker person always lose.
A wealthy woman who is a prosecutor is put in charge of a special unit that looks into sexual crimes.
She is fearless and outspoken, and she isn’t afraid to use character insults, make up evidence, or get witnesses to lie in order to win her case.
A new defendant joins the task squad, and the two of them have to collaborate in order to resolve all the cases.
The Witch at Court is a story about how many women have been wronged because of sex crimes and other things.
In this show, a prosecutor who is always talking about how to win a case and a new prosecutor are put together to deal with sex crime cases.
They work on the case together, but they don’t like each other. In this Korean drama, crime is everywhere, but getting justice to stop it is the hardest part.
Also, no one should have to fight for justice. Instead, it ought to be a right that everyone has. In legal shows and films, justice is often used to help people get what they want.
This means that punishment is no longer about right and wrong, instead focusing on the weak person always losing.
A wealthy woman who is a prosecutor is put in charge of a special unit that looks into sexual crimes.
She is not frightened to use character insults, make up evidence, or get witnesses to lie in order to win her case.
When a new defendant joins the task squad, the two of them are forced to work together to solve crimes.
So, that’s the basic plot, and the second part could be based on this, but it could also be about something else, with the same cast. As the guest star is a lot of fun.
Where To Watch Witch at Court Season 2:
The Witch at Court can be watched online on both ZEE5 and Netflix.
The Witch at Court is a series that can be found on both Zee 5 and Netflix. You could check it out. Will be loved by anyone who likes crime thrillers.
