A story of love and friendship between five high school students from Seoyeon High School. Lee Ha-Min (Seo Ji-Hoon) appears like a bright person, but there is also darkness within his mind. Han So-Mang ( So Ju-Yeon) is a warm-hearted person, but she is also quite timid. Lee Jae-Min (Kim Min-Kyu) is a popular student with a painful past. He is kind to everyone around him. Yoon Bo-Mi (Kang Hye-Won) is a sweet, model student. Choi Jin-Young (Yoon Hyun-Soo) loves playing games. He can seem unfriendly and has a delicate personality.
Writer: Park Yoon-sung
A story of love and friendship between five high school students from Seoyeon High School.
Lee Ha-Min (Seo Ji-Hoon) appears like a bright person, but there is also darkness within his mind. Han So-Mang ( So Ju-Yeon) is a warm-hearted person, but she is also quite timid. Lee Jae-Min (Kim Min-Kyu) is a popular student with a painful past. He is kind to everyone around him. Yoon Bo-Mi (Kang Hye-Won) is a sweet, model student. Choi Jin-Young (Yoon Hyun-Soo) loves playing games. He can seem unfriendly and has a delicate personality.
Seo Ji-hoon
Lee Ha-min
So Joo-yeon
Han So-mang
Kim Min-kyu
Lee Jae-min
Kang Hye-won
Yoon Bo-mi
Yoon Hyun-soo
Choi Jin-young
Oh Yu-jin
Kang Seon-hee
Seo Ji-soo
Ji-seon
Kang Jeong-won
Han Gyu-min
Kwon Ho Joon
Choi Rak-yeong
Shin Young Sub
Kang Pil-jun
Ko Joo-Young
The only valid play here is the nostalgic journey of the female lead and her middling experience of loss. The drama was overloaded with too many trite moments and rundown turns, using molds from far too many clones of its genre. What initially seemed to be promising characters quickly turned into one-dimensional archetypes with limited emotional attachment that gradually weathered away as it got deeper. The dialogues were mostly stiff accompanied by an obnoxious OST. The students from the present were straight up insufferable. Its cinematography was decent, yet it didn't substitute for the hollowness in the text. The cast presented a mixed bag of performances with the teen cast members being mostly awkward and stiff. Although it was short, the drama had some potential if it were to take the more serious route to better fit its themes rather than being excessively bubbly and sentimental.
Seasons of Blossom is a 2022 drama and comedy TV series from South Korea, starring Seo Ji-hoon, So Joo-yeon and Kim Min-kyu. It first aired on September 21, 2022. The series has 1 season and 16 episodes on wavve. Episodes run about 22 min, in Korean. Audiences rate it 5.4/10 from 29 votes — mixed.
Seasons of Blossom premiered on September 21, 2022.
The main cast includes Seo Ji-hoon, So Joo-yeon, Kim Min-kyu, Kang Hye-won and Yoon Hyun-soo.
Seasons of Blossom has 1 season (16 episodes). Status: Ended.
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It holds an audience score of 5.4/10 from 29 ratings, so fans of drama and comedy titles are its best audience. Read member reviews below or add your own.
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