

Sweet Home - Season 3
Will you stay a monster or will you stay a human?
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- 20
- Episodes
- 8
- Locations
- 2
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Synopsis
A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.
In "Sweet Home," the world is on the brink of chaos as the line between monsters and humans blurs, forcing humanity to confront harrowing choices. The narrative unfolds in a dystopian landscape where the transformation of individuals into terrifying monsters has become a grim reality. As desires clash, the struggle for survival intensifies, leading to desperate battles among the remaining humans.
The third season of this Netflix original series explores the aftermath of the monster transformation, marking the transition to a new era for humanity. Characters return to face their inner demons and the external conflicts born from greed. Among them is Cha Hyun-soo, a withdrawn individual who discovers his monstrous form, and Park Sang-wook, who has entrusted himself to the enigmatic Jeong Ui-myeong. The stakes are higher than ever as the characters grapple with their identities while battling the horrors that have taken over their world.
With a blend of horror, action, and fantasy elements, "Sweet Home" delves into the psychological and physical ramifications of its characters' struggles. As they confront the monsters lurking both outside and within, viewers are drawn into a gripping tale of survival, morality, and the essence of humanity itself. The series promises to captivate audiences with its haunting themes and complex character dynamics.
Filming locations
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Jamsil Olympic Stadium
잠실 주경기장Olympic-ro 25, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울 송파구 올림픽로 25The stadium serves as a filming location for the drama, representing a safe camp for survivors.
For reference, the stadium filming location featured in the drama is the Jamsil Olympic Stadium.blog.naver.com - 02
Hyehyeon Citizen Apartment
회현시민아파트101 Toegye-ro 8-gil, Jung District, Seoul, South KoreaThe Hyehyeon Citizen Apartment is known for its dark atmosphere, making it a perfect filming location for the horror-themed series Sweet Home. / This is one of the main spaces where the protagonists first settle and where monsters appear, mentioned across seasons.
I heard that the apartment where Sweet Home was filmed, the Hoehyeon Citizen Apartment, is going to be rebuilt?blog.naver.com
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Production
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Studio Dragon
- Directors
- Lee Eung-bok이응복
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Cast & characters
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Cha Hyun-suSong Kang송강
Pyeon Sang-wookLee Jin-uk이진욱
Seo Yi-kyungLee Si-young이시영
Park Chan-youngJung Jinyoung진영
Lee Eun-hyeokLee Do-hyun이도현
Lee Eun-yuGo Min-si고민시
Tak In-hwanYu Oh-seong유오성
Dr. LimOh Jung-se오정세
Kim Yeong-hooKim Moo-yul김무열
Seo I-suKim Si-a김시아
Park Yu-riGo Youn-jung고윤정
Ha-niChae Won-bin채원빈
Yun Ja-yeongKim Ji-an김지안
Jung Ye-seulYang Hye-ji양혜지
Kang Seok-ChanHeo Nam-jun허남준
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Lead actors
Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Song Kangas Cha Hyun-su
Song Kang is a South Korean actor, born on April 23, 1994. He has garnered significant recognition for his roles in various popular dramas, including "Love Alarm," "Sweet Home," "Nevertheless," "Forecasting Love and Weather," and "My Demon." His performances across these series have captivated audiences and established him as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. Often referred to as the "Son of Netflix," Song Kang has earned this nickname due to the extensive number of projects he has undertaken that are available for streaming on the platform. His rise to fame showcases not only his talent but also the growing influence of K-dramas in global entertainment. With a promising career ahead, Song Kang continues to engage viewers with his diverse acting skills and compelling on-screen presence.

Lee Jin-ukas Pyeon Sang-wook
Lee Jin-wook is a prominent South Korean actor, born on September 16, 1981. He has gained widespread recognition for his compelling performances in a variety of television dramas and films. Lee is perhaps best known for his leading role in the romance series Glass Castle, which captivated audiences with its heartfelt storytelling. His talent extends to genres such as science fiction and romance, as exemplified by his performance in the time-traveling series Nine, which aired in 2013, and the romantic drama The Time We Were Not in Love. Additionally, he showcased his versatility in the comedy film Miss Granny, where he played a supporting role that added depth to the film's narrative. With a growing body of work, Lee Jin-wook continues to establish himself as a significant figure in the South Korean entertainment industry.

Lee Si-youngas Seo Yi-kyung
Lee Si-young, born Lee Eun-rae on April 17, 1982, is a prominent South Korean actress and a former amateur boxer. She hails from Cheongwon County in North Chungcheong Province, but her family relocated to Seoul when she was just nine years old. Lee pursued her education in Fashion Design at Dongduk Women's University before transitioning to her acting career, adopting the stage name Lee Si-young. Throughout her career, Lee has gained recognition for her versatility and dedication to her craft, taking on a variety of roles in both television and film. Her background in boxing not only showcases her physical prowess but also adds depth to her performances, particularly in action-oriented roles. As she continues to evolve as an actress, Lee Si-young remains a prominent figure in the South Korean entertainment industry, admired for her talent and determination.

Jung Jinyoungas Park Chan-young
Jung Jin-young, known professionally as Jinyoung, is a multifaceted South Korean artist born on November 18, 1991. He first gained prominence as the leader and vocalist of B1A4, a popular boy group under WM Entertainment, where he showcased his musical talents as a singer, songwriter, and record producer. Transitioning into acting, Jinyoung has made a name for himself in various television dramas, earning recognition for his roles in notable series such as "Love in the Moonlight," "Sweet Home," and "Police University." His performances have garnered praise, highlighting his versatility and dedication to his craft as he navigates both music and acting in the entertainment industry.

Lee Do-hyunas Lee Eun-hyeok
Lim Dong-hyun, known professionally as Lee Do-hyun, is a prominent South Korean actor born on April 11, 1995. He gained widespread recognition for his supporting role in the hit drama Hotel del Luna in 2019, which marked a significant turning point in his career. Following this breakthrough, he showcased his versatile acting skills in various popular television series. Lee Do-hyun has starred in notable dramas such as 18 Again in 2020, where he captivated audiences with his poignant portrayal of a teenager in an adult's body, and Sweet Home, which is set to run through 2024. His performances in Youth of May and The Glory further solidified his position as a talented actor in the industry, with both series receiving critical acclaim. In 2023, he continued to impress viewers with his role in The Good Bad Mother, and he is set to appear in the film Exhuma in 2024. Lee Do-hyun's rising star continues to shine brightly in the world of K-dramas.
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Episodes — Season 3
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S3E1Episode 12024-07-19 · 49 minHyun-su gives it his all to bring Yi-kyung’s humanity back. Sergeant Kim faces countless monsters in an effort to make it out alive with his men.
S3E2Episode 22024-07-19 · 69 minResolved to find his child, Jung Ui-myeong heads to the stadium. Despite Hyun-su's unpredictability, Eun-yu tries to wake him up during a sudden crisis.
S3E3Episode 32024-07-19 · 59 minYi-kyung discovers Ui-myeong's true motive for him and their daughter. Eun-yu accepts a challenge from Hyun-su's alter ego and heads to the stadium.
S3E4Episode 42024-07-19 · 52 minThe girl contemplates her future with Yi-kyung — and a life away from Ui-myeong. Sergeant Kim encounters Eun-hyeok, who reveals a new kind of being.
S3E5Episode 52024-07-19 · 49 minEun-hyeok's reunion with Hyun-su and Eun-yu turns into chaos. Ui-myeong prepares for his body transfer, while Sergeant Tak carries out his own plan.
S3E6Episode 62024-07-19 · 50 minIn her trek to the stadium, Eun-yu begins to feel a personal worry. While Ui-myeong searches for the girl, she plans a counterattack in the background.
S3E7Episode 72024-07-19 · 48 minHyun-su and Eun-hyeok arrive at the stadium, splitting up to find Ui-myeong. During the great escape, Sergeant Tak commits the ultimate sacrifice.
S3E8Episode 82024-07-19 · 47 minIn the final battle, Hyun-su and Eun-hyeok confront the girl head-on — getting an assist from an old friend. Will they finally succeed?
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