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Surely Tomorrow (South Korean Television Series)

Surely Tomorrow (Korean: 경도를 기다리며; Revised Romanization: Gyeongdoreul Gidarimyeo), also known by its literal translation Waiting for Gyeong-Do, is a South Korean romantic-comedy television series broadcast by JTBC.

Surely Tomorrow promotional poster
Surely Tomorrow promotional key art

Production and Broadcast Overview

The series was directed by Im Hyun-Wook and written by Yoo Young-A. It consists of 12 episodes and aired from December 6, 2025, to January 11, 2026, occupying the Saturday and Sunday 22:40 time slot on JTBC. The time slot was previously occupied by The Dream Life of Mr. Kim and was subsequently followed by The Practical Guide to Love on February 28, 2026.

Plot Synopsis

Lee Kyeong-Do works as an entertainment department reporter at the Dongwoon Daily News. Described as an ordinary office worker, his life intersects with his past when he investigates a scandal involving the husband of Seo Ji-Woo. Kyeong-Do first met Ji-Woo at a theater group club when he was 20 years old, marking his first love before they eventually parted ways. They later reunited and dated when Kyeong-Do was 28, resulting in a second breakup. Years later, reporting on the scandal leads to an unexpected professional and personal reunion.

Cast and Characters

The series features an extensive ensemble cast spanning various professional and familial sectors.

Main Cast

Actor Park Seo-Jun
Park Seo-Jun
Actress Won Ji-An
Won Ji-An

Friends

  • Lee Joo-Young as Park Se-Young
  • Kang Ki-Doong as Cha Woo-Sik
  • Jo Min-Kook as Lee Jeong-Min
Lee Joo-Young
Lee Joo-Young
Kang Ki-Doong
Kang Ki-Doong
Jo Min-Kook
Jo Min-Kook

Seo Ji-Woo's Family

  • Lee El as Seo Ji-Yeon
  • Nam Gi-Ae as Jang Hyun-Kyung
Lee El
Lee El
Nam Gi-Ae
Nam Gi-Ae

Jarim Apparel

  • Kim Woo-Hyung as Kang Min-Woo
  • Choi Duk-Moon as Kim Choong-Won
  • Sung-Lyoung as Secretary Yoo Dan-Bi
  • Lee Ja-Ryoung as Executive Director Choi Jin-Sook
  • Park Soo-Min as employee
  • Kim Hee-Chang as executive
  • Jung Eun-Young as executive
Kim Woo-Hyung
Kim Woo-Hyung
Choi Duk-Moon
Choi Duk-Moon
Sung-Lyoung
Sung-Lyoung
Lee Ja-Ryoung
Lee Ja-Ryoung
Park Soo-Min
Park Soo-Min
Kim Hee-Chang
Kim Hee-Chang
Jung Eun-Young
Jung Eun-Young

Dongwoon Daily News

  • Kang Mal-Geum as Jin Han-Kyung
  • Han Eun-Sung as Kim Du-Jin
  • Lee Joong-Hyun as Ma Sung-Chul
  • Jung Ha-Jin as Nam Bo-Ra
  • Ryu Tae-Ho as Lee Sung-Min
Kang Mal-Geum
Kang Mal-Geum
Han Eun-Sung
Han Eun-Sung
Lee Joong-Hyun
Lee Joong-Hyun
Jung Ha-Jin
Jung Ha-Jin
Ryu Tae-Ho
Ryu Tae-Ho

Lee Kyeong-Do's Family

  • Kim Mi-Kyung as Jo Nam-Sook
  • Kim Yong-Joon as Lee Han-Soo
Kim Mi-Kyung
Kim Mi-Kyung
Kim Yong-Joon
Kim Yong-Joon

Seochang Group

  • Oh Dong-Min as Cho Jin-Eon
  • Kim Jong-Goo as Cho Jin-Eon's father
Oh Dong-Min
Oh Dong-Min
Kim Jong-Goo
Kim Jong-Goo

Other Supporting Characters

  • Go Bo-Gyeol as An Dae-Hye
  • Kang Jung-Woo as Bae Jun-Soo
  • Yang Woo-Hyeok as Cha Dong-Won
  • Byeon Ye-Jin
  • Kim Ji-Woong
  • Nam Soo-Hyun
  • Lee Jeong-Geun
  • Kim Sung-Kyun
Go Bo-Gyeol
Go Bo-Gyeol
Kang Jung-Woo
Kang Jung-Woo
Yang Woo-Hyeok
Yang Woo-Hyeok
Byeon Ye-Jin
Byeon Ye-Jin
Kim Ji-Woong
Kim Ji-Woong
Nam Soo-Hyun
Nam Soo-Hyun
Lee Jeong-Geun
Lee Jeong-Geun
Kim Sung-Kyun
Kim Sung-Kyun

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