Netflix’s Popular Korean Romantic Reality TV Series a lonely hell Return for a second season. Streamer released a trailer this week, confirming eight more episodes of the series (see below).
The show’s concept puts young single Koreans on a tropical “Hell Island” where the only way to escape is to mate with someone every night. Those who marry can move to “Island of Paradise” for the night, where they are provided with high-quality food and accommodation, while those who cannot mate are forced to spend a self-sufficient night on “Island of Hell”.
the first season a lonely hell It played well for Netflix, ranking on the company’s top 10 list for non-English television for three consecutive weeks and ranking fourth.
A statement from Netflix read: “Fans can look forward to escaping to Hell Island for more exciting times, adrenaline pumping and more as our new singles begin their search for love. Izan? Marry and flee to hell!”
On another Asian romantic reality show, Netflix also released the trailer for the second season of the unwritten Japanese show. blog of the future This week (the show resumed with a new unwritten Japanese TV party announced last month). The show follows completely unknown people who are given a blog telling the details of how they fall in love with each other. The duo then have to run the script to see if the sparks fly as promised.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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