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Last Summer (South Korean Television Series)

Last Summer (Korean: 마지막 썸머; RR: Majimak Summer) is a South Korean television drama series broadcast on the KBS2 network. Directed by Min Yeon-Hong and written by Jeon Yoo-Ri, the series comprises 12 episodes and aired from November 1 to December 7, 2025, occupying the Saturday and Sunday 21:20 time slot.

Last Summer promotional graphic
Last Summer promotional graphic

Plot Synopsis

The narrative centers on twin brothers Baek Do-Ha and Baek Do-Yeong (both portrayed by Lee Jae-Wook), who were separated following their parents' divorce during their youth. The younger brother, Baek Do-Ha, relocated to the United States, while the older brother, Baek Do-Yeong, remained in South Korea. Every summer, Baek Do-Ha returns to South Korea for a 21-day stay in a duplex house shared with his father and brother. During these visits, he interacts with Song Ha-Kyeong (Choi Sung-Eun), a next-door neighbor whose father shares a close friendship with the twins' father. Although Song Ha-Kyeong spent her youth bickering with Baek Do-Ha during his seasonal visits, she eventually develops romantic feelings for him, remaining unexpressed due to the seasonal nature of his arrivals. In their adult lives, Baek Do-Ha works as an architect, while Song Ha-Kyeong serves as an architectural public official. An incident occurring two years prior to the main timeline introduces significant complications into the lives of Song Ha-Kyeong and the twin brothers.

Cast and Characters

The principal cast features:

  • Lee Jae-Wook as Baek Do-Ha and Baek Do-Yeong (twin brothers)
  • Choi Sung-Eun as Song Ha-Kyeong
  • Kim Gun-Woo as Seo Soo-Hyeok
Actor Lee Jae-Wook
Lee Jae-Wook
Actress Choi Sung-Eun
Choi Sung-Eun
Actor Kim Gun-Woo
Kim Gun-Woo

Supporting Cast

Friends of the main characters are portrayed by Kwon Ah-Reum (Yoon So-Hee), Ahn Dong-Goo (Oh Seung-Taek), and Jung Bo-Min (Lee Seul). The family circle includes Choi Byung-Mo as Baek Ki-Ho, Jung Hee-Tae as Song Ji-Chul, Jeon Su-Ji as Kim Ae-Jung, Son Ji-Yoon as Seo Na-Hyun, and Jeong Jong-Jun as Lee Cheon-Se. Younger counterparts of the main characters are played by Kang Ji-Yong (young Baek Do-Ha), Kang Ji-Yong (young Baek Do-Yeong), and Song Ji-U (young Song Ha-Kyeong), alongside Woo Hyun-Zoo as Baek Do-Ha's mother.

Kwon Ah-Reum
Kwon Ah-Reum
Ahn Dong-Goo
Ahn Dong-Goo
Jung Bo-Min
Jung Bo-Min
Choi Byung-Mo
Choi Byung-Mo
Jung Hee-Tae
Jung Hee-Tae
Jeon Su-Ji
Jeon Su-Ji
Son Ji-Yoon
Son Ji-Yoon
Jeong Jong-Jun
Jeong Jong-Jun
Kang Ji-Yong
Kang Ji-Yong
Kang Ji-Yong child actor
Kang Ji-Yong
Song Ji-U
Song Ji-U
Woo Hyun-Zoo
Woo Hyun-Zoo

Institutional and Office Staff

Pacheon City Hall and Patan Town personnel are depicted by Kang Seung-Hyun (Jeon Ye-Eun), Ahn Chang-Hwan (Jeon Nam-Jin), Eom Hyo-Seop (mayor), Lee Seung-Hee, Kang Suk-Won, Lee Ha-Joo, Jang Hyuk-Jin (town head), Jung Yi-Rang (Lee Ji-Ae), and Chae Dan-Bi (Kim Da-Ye). Pluto Atelier associates include Lee Tae-Gu (Shin Jong-Shin), Woo Hyun-Jun (Park Hyun), Park Gang-To, Park Chae-Won, and Kang Hak-Soo.

Kang Seung-Hyun
Kang Seung-Hyun
Ahn Chang-Hwan
Ahn Chang-Hwan
Eom Hyo-Seop
Eom Hyo-Seop
Lee Seung-Hee
Lee Seung-Hee
Kang Suk-Won
Kang Suk-Won
Lee Ha-Joo
Lee Ha-Joo
Jang Hyuk-Jin
Jang Hyuk-Jin
Jung Yi-Rang
Jung Yi-Rang
Chae Dan-Bi
Chae Dan-Bi
Lee Tae-Gu
Lee Tae-Gu
Woo Hyun-Jun
Woo Hyun-Jun
Park Gang-To
Park Gang-To
Park Chae-Won
Park Chae-Won
Kang Hak-Soo
Kang Hak-Soo

Broadcast Schedule

Last Summer took over the KBS2 Saturday and Sunday 21:20 time slot following the conclusion of Walking On Thin Ice, and was subsequently followed by To My Beloved Thief on January 3, 2026.

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