Disney+ revealed the release schedule for the second season of the period crime drama ‘Made in Korea,’ which will premiere on September 9. The final season will consist of six episodes total, with two installments dropping on the premiere date, followed by two additional episodes each Wednesday until the conclusion arrives on September 23. The episodes will stream simultaneously on Disney+ and Hulu.
The second season picks up nine years after the events of the first season. The story follows Baek Kitae, a KCIA deputy director portrayed by Hyun Bin, who has expanded his criminal operations across the region while consolidating his power within government. His former antagonist, prosecutor Jang Geonyoung, played by Jung Woo-sung, emerges from hiding to pursue a long-planned revenge scheme. According to the streamer’s description, both characters will disregard rules and boundaries in their final confrontation.
The original season debuted in December 2025 and became the most-viewed Korean original premiere on Disney+ across the Asia-Pacific region that year. The network greenlit the series for a second season before the initial episodes even aired. The production maintains its original creative team, including screenwriter Park Eun-kyo, who collaborated with filmmaker Bong Joon Ho on the film ‘Mother,’ and director Woo Min-ho, recognized for his previous political thriller work. Supporting cast member Woo Dohwan returns as Kitae’s brother. The series continues to be produced by Hive Media Corp.
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