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- Episodes
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Synopsis
A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.
You Killed is a Korean crime drama that delves into the complexities of human psychology through a gripping narrative centered around two women who find themselves entangled in a deadly plot. As they navigate their turbulent lives, one woman proposes a shocking plan to murder someone to escape their harsh realities. The story explores themes of trauma, guilt, and the blurred lines between victim and perpetrator.
Set against a backdrop of psychological tension, You Killed not only presents a suspenseful murder plot but also raises profound questions about the nature of crime and morality. The characters, shaped by their pasts and present struggles, engage in a chilling psychological battle following the execution of their plan. As unexpected twists and character revelations unfold, the audience is left questioning who the true victim is and what sacrifices are made in the name of survival.
With a focus on female narratives, the drama examines domestic violence and the choices women make in desperate circumstances. Its intense emotional resonance and intricate storytelling aim to captivate viewers, inviting them to reflect on deep societal issues while experiencing an edge-of-the-seat thriller.
Filming locations
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Hapjeong-dong Volume Shop
합정동 볼륨샵31 Poeun-ro, Mapo-gu, Mapo, Seoul, Seoul서울 마포구 포은로 31The scene takes place at a popular cycling shop where the characters meet before embarking on their ride.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude once again to Representative Kim, who took care of both the vehicle and driving on this day! We departed for Gohan Station after meeting at Volume Shop at 5 AM!!!blog.naver.com - 02
Dorongi Pond
도롱이 연못San 155-3, Sabuk-ri, Sabuk-eup, Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province강원특별자치도 정선군 사북읍 사북리 산 155-3The characters visit Dorongi Pond, which is a natural ecological pond, during their cycling trail.
Dorongi Pond is a naturally occurring ecological pond. It is said that people would feed the salamanders in the pond or pray for the safety of their husbands who went out to work.blog.naver.com
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Production
Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.
No.3 Pictures
Kenaz
- Creators
- Lee Cheol-ha이철하Kwon Yi-jiKwon Yi Ji
- Directors
- Lee Cheol-ha이철하
- Writers
- Kwon Yi-jiKwon Yi Ji
Source: TMDB
Cast & characters
Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.
Song Woo-yeon / "Baby Blue Finger"Park Ji-hu박지후
Nam Gi-jeong / "Red Finger"Cho Jun-young조준영
Koo Seon-ho / "Blue Finger"Choi Bo-min최보민
Nam Geu-rin / "Mint Finger"Park You-na박유나
Hwang Bun-hong / "Pink Finger"Kwon So-hyun권소현
Ko Taeng-ja / "Black Finger"Kim Seul-gi김슬기
Jang Dong-geon / "Brown Finger"Im Cheol-soo임철수
Kwon Hyeok / "Khaki Finger"Lee Jin-hyuk이진혁
Byeon Tae-seonCha Woo-min차우민
Ahn Ye-rimKang Hye-won강혜원
Yeom Se-raEun Yeo-jin은여진
Oh Dae-ohHam Seong-min함성민
Seong GyeongKim Hye-eun김혜은
Song Woo-dolGi Eun-you기은유
Song Woo-seokSon Hyun-woo손현우
Heo ZeroWon Tae-min원태민
Source: TMDB
Lead actors
Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Park Ji-huas Song Woo-yeon / "Baby Blue Finger"
Park Ji-hu is a talented South Korean actress born on November 7, 2003. She gained widespread recognition for her leading role as Eun Hee in the critically acclaimed film "House of Hummingbird," which premiered in 2018. Her performance in this poignant coming-of-age story earned her the Best Actress Award at the Tribeca Film Festival, marking a significant milestone early in her career. Park's journey into acting began in the fifth grade when she was discovered as a street caster. Since then, she has focused on film and television, showcasing her versatility and depth as an actress. Following her breakout role, she also received the New Actress Award at the Yeongpyeong Awards, further solidifying her reputation in the industry. In addition to her film work, Park is known for her roles in the Netflix original series "All of Us Are Dead" and the tvN drama "Little Women," both of which have contributed to her growing popularity and acclaim.

Cho Jun-youngas Nam Gi-jeong / "Red Finger"
Cho Jun-young is a talented South Korean actor currently managed by SM Entertainment. Born on December 26, 2002, he made his acting debut in 2020. Since then, he has been steadily carving out a niche for himself in the entertainment industry. Despite his relatively recent entry into acting, Cho has quickly gained recognition for his work. He has appeared in various roles that showcase his versatility and dedication to his craft. As he continues to develop his career, audiences are eager to see the depth and range he brings to his performances. With his talent and the backing of a major agency, Cho Jun-young is certainly one to watch in the coming years.

Choi Bo-minas Koo Seon-ho / "Blue Finger"
Choi Bo-min, known professionally as Bomin, is a talented South Korean singer, actor, and host. He is a prominent member of the boy group Golden Child, which has garnered a significant following since its debut. Bomin made his acting debut in the popular web-drama A-TEEN 2, where he took on a lead role that showcased his acting abilities and charisma. In addition to his work in music and acting, Bomin has also made his mark as a television host. He served as the host for KBS's music program Music Bank from July 5, 2019, to July 17, 2020. His multifaceted career in the entertainment industry reflects his versatility and dedication to his craft, making him a well-respected figure among fans and peers alike.

Park You-naas Nam Geu-rin / "Mint Finger"
Park You-na is a talented South Korean actress, born on December 23, 1997. She is currently signed under 8D Creative's WIP sub-label and has gained recognition for her compelling performances in various television dramas. Park You-na rose to fame with her roles in popular series such as "My ID is Gangnam Beauty" (2018), "SKY Castle" (2018-2019), and "Hotel del Luna" (2019). Her portrayal of characters in these dramas showcased her versatility and ability to connect with audiences. She continued to captivate viewers with her performance in "True Beauty" (2020-2021), further solidifying her status in the industry. In 2022, she expanded her repertoire with a role in "Rookie Cops," demonstrating her ongoing commitment to her craft and her growing prominence in the South Korean entertainment scene.

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Episodes
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Ep 1Episode 012025-10-29 · 55 min
Ep 2Episode 022025-10-29 · 59 min
Ep 3Episode 032025-10-29 · 56 min
Ep 4Episode 042025-10-29 · 60 min
Ep 5Episode 052025-11-05 · 57 min
Ep 6Episode 062025-11-05 · 59 min
Ep 7Episode 072025-11-12 · 54 min
Ep 8Episode 082025-11-12 · 52 min
Ep 9Episode 092025-11-19 · 56 min
Ep 10Episode 102025-11-19 · 53 min
Ep 11Episode 112025-11-26 · 55 min
Ep 12Episode 122025-11-26 · 61 min
Source: TMDB
Videos
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