Netflix K-Drama ‘Hello, Me!’ Season 1: Plot, Cast, Trailer and Episode Release Schedule

K-Dramas lovers continue to find February exciting as they look forward to Hello, Me!, a KBS2 drama. Season 1. We have everything you’ll need to know about the upcoming release of Hello, Me! The plot, cast and trailer are all included.

Hello, Me! Hello, Me! is a KBS Drama Production original romantic-comedy K-Drama series. It will air on Netflix. Based on Kim Hye-Jung's novel Fantastic Girl, it will be filmed by KBS Drama Production. Yoo Song Yi was the screenwriter, and Lee Hyun Suuk directed the drama.

What is the Hello, Me! release date? When is the Hello, Me! season 1 Netflix release?

Hello, Me!'s first episode is now available! The first episode of Hello, Me! will be available on Netflix starting Wednesday February 17, 2021.

Hello, Me! has 32 episodes. Netflix, however, will get a total 16 episodes. Instead of two episodes each length 35 minutes, Netflix will instead receive one episode.

Hello, Me! will be releasing new episodes every Wednesday and Thursday. Subscribers will have access to new episodes of Hello, Me! every Wednesday and Thursday.

KBS2 poster for Hello, Me! – Copyright. Beyond J and Acemaker Movieworks

Hello, Me! Episode release schedule

Hello, Me! Episodes The episodes of Hello, Me will air on South Korean television station KBS2 and then be available on Netflix that day.

How does Hello, Me! work??

Ban Ha Ni, 37 years old, is currently working as a temp at her job and fears that one day she might be fired. Although she hopes to find her husband one day, her timidity and servile nature make it difficult for people to get over her. Ban Ha Ni meets her 17-year old self and is stunned to discover how bright and hopeful she was in the past.

What are the cast members for Hello, Me!?

Here are the cast members for Hello, Me!:

What will Hello, Me! How does Hello, Me! do in the ratings do in the ratings?

Hello, Me! is a K-Drama that Netflix does not receive like most other K-Dramas. It isn't on any cable networks, but is on South Korean public broadcaster KBS2.

Dramas broadcast on public TV have had a difficult time making a significant impact in recent years due to the advent of new entertainment options such as cable television. The 20 most popular K-Dramas that are currently broadcasted publicly predate 2005.

My Only One was the last K-Drama that was publicly broadcast to reach the Top 50. It was released March 2019. The current ranking is 29 on the list, with a Nielson rating 49.4%.

Hello, Me! It has every chance of reaching the top 50. However, it will take the series to reach a rating above 44.9% to be eligible. It will take almost half the South Korean population watching the drama to see it when it airs.

Is Hello, Me! a movie you are looking forward to? Are you excited for Hello, Me! to be released on Netflix? We'd love to hear from you in the comments!