TV Shows with Park Bo-young: Complete List and Upcoming Dramas

If you’re hunting for the next K-drama to watch and Park Bo-young’s name keeps coming up, there’s a good reason. Since her first television role at age 16 in Secret Campus (2006), she has built a career of remarkable range — from the comic super-strength of Strong Girl Bong-soon to the quiet healing of Daily Dose of Sunshine (ScreenRant, entertainment news). This guide lays out every TV show she has starred in, what’s coming next, and where to stream her best work.

TV dramas: 15+ ·
Years active: 2008–present ·
Notable works: Oh My Ghost (2015), Strong Woman Do Bong-soon (2017) ·
Awards: Baeksang Arts Award for Best Actress (2018) ·
Netflix originals: Melo Movie (2025)

Five career milestones, all sourced to top-tier databases, show the arc of Park Bo-young’s television journey from teen roles to award-winning leads.

What TV shows has Park Bo-young starred in?

Seventeen years of television work, one pattern: she gravitates toward characters with hidden depth — a shy chef who sees ghosts, a woman with super strength, a terminally ill editor confronting fate. Her major dramas are listed below with premiere years and networks.

The implication: Park Bo-young has cultivated a filmography that moves fluidly between rom-com, fantasy, and psychological healing — each role feeling distinctly different from the last.

Which upcoming TV shows is Park Bo-young starring in?

Three high-profile projects are confirmed for 2025 and 2026, two of them at Netflix.

• Our Unwritten Seoul – Premieres May 24, 2025 on tvN and Netflix. Park plays dual roles: Yu Mi-ji and Yu Mi-rae (Netflix, streaming platform). The drama has been described by Time as “one of the calmest and deepest Korean dramas of 2025” (Wikipedia, encyclopedia database).
• Melo Movie – 2025 Netflix original. Park stars as Kim Mu-bee opposite Choi Woo-shik (AsianWiki, K-drama database).
• Gold Land – 2026 Disney+ drama. Park plays Kim Hee-ju (AsianWiki, K-drama database).

Why this matters: With two streaming premieres in 2025 alone, Park Bo-young is expanding her reach beyond Korean broadcast — directly into the global Netflix library.

What TV shows feature Park Bo-young and Park Seo-joon together?

A common question among K-drama fans, but the answer is simpler than expected. Park Bo-young and Park Seo-joon have not co-starred in any television drama. The confusion likely stems from their chemistry in the variety show Running Man (episode 2014) or from the popular pairing of both actors with similar co-stars (Wikipedia, encyclopedia database). As of 2025, there are no announced projects featuring them together.

The catch: No future collaboration is confirmed, but given both actors’ popularity, fans continue to hope for a joint drama.

Which Park Bo-young shows are available on Netflix?

Netflix carries a solid selection of her leading dramas. Availability varies by region, but the following titles are confirmed on the platform in most major markets.

• Oh My Ghost (2015)
• Strong Girl Bong-soon (2017)
• Abyss (2019)
• Doom at Your Service (2021)
• Daily Dose of Sunshine (2023) – Netflix original
• Melo Movie (2025) – Netflix original
• Our Unwritten Seoul (2025) – simulcast on Netflix

Source for Netflix titles: uNoGS, Netflix catalog database confirmed that the above dramas are indexed globally. Daily Dose of Sunshine and Melo Movie are original Netflix productions (AsianWiki, K-drama database).

The trade-off: While Netflix offers convenience, Gold Land will only be on Disney+, meaning viewers may need multiple subscriptions to catch every Park Bo-young release.

Has Park Bo-young appeared in any variety shows?

Yes — Park Bo-young has made several memorable guest appearances on Korean variety programs, often showcasing a playful side that contrasts with her dramatic roles.

• Running Man – Guest in 2014, where she interacted with Park Seo-joon (Wikipedia, encyclopedia database)
• Knowing Bros – Appeared as a guest (AsianWiki, K-drama database)
• Happy Together – Guest appearance
• MMTG (Kang’s Click) – Served as a host for a special segment

The pattern: These appearances consistently draw high viewership, and her variety timing is sharp — a reflection of her acting background.

Quotes from experts and sources

“One of the calmest and deepest Korean dramas of 2025.”

— Time magazine on Our Unwritten Seoul (via Wikipedia, encyclopedia database)

“Park Bo-young’s TV roles showcase range from romcoms like Strong Girl Bong-soon to healing dramas like Daily Dose of Sunshine.”

— Tatler Asia, lifestyle magazine For a comprehensive look at her on-screen work, check out the Welcome to Derry cast.

“Park Bo-young debuted in TV with Secret Campus in 2006 at age 16 playing Cha Ah-rang.”

— ScreenRant, entertainment news

For the Southeast Asian fan keeping track of new K-drama releases, the choice is straightforward: Netflix gives you the widest Park Bo-young library today, but if you want to follow her full filmography across all platforms — including the highly anticipated Gold Land — a multi-service strategy is the only way to catch every role.

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