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Behind Your Touch 2023 Tv Series Review Trailer Poster Online

Netflix and JTBC have released a new teaser for the upcoming K-drama comedy series, Behind Your Touch.


Starring Han Ji-min and Lee Min-ki, Behind Your Touch is an upcoming comedy K-drama that follows nosy small-town vet Bong Ye-boon (played by Han), who suddenly gains psychometric abilities to see the past of others. living beings.

Stars: Anzu Lawson, Han Ji-min, Lee Min-ki

Meanwhile, Lee plays Moon Jang-yeol, an ambitious detective who realizes that he needs Ye-boon's skills to solve certain crimes. EXO member Suho also stars in the series as Kim Sun-woo, a young man who moves to his town and starts working part-time.


Ye-boon narrates the new teaser, explaining that he mysteriously obtained the supernatural ability to look into the past of animals and humans when he touches them. However, it is revealed that his ability only works when he touches their butts, which is shown in various scenes of her grabbing the butts of her patients at her clinic and her farm animals.


She seems to have a feud with Jang-yeol, and declares that she will use her powers on him to discover his weaknesses as she enters his clinic. Ye-boon places her hand on a sofa while Jang-yeol sits down in an attempt to use his abilities. However, he feels pain when the corners of his jeans press into his hand.


The series will explore the budding romance between the vet and the detective as the pair team up to solve criminal cases in their small town of Mujin. Behind Your Touch premieres August 12 at 10:30 p.m. m. KST on JTBC and will also be available to stream on Netflix.

Watch Behind Your Touch 2023 Tv Series Trailer



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