KBS2’s “Nothing Uncovered” has unveiled new stills ahead of the upcoming episode!
Based on a popular web novel, “Nothing Uncovered” is a romance thriller drama about an investigative reporter Seo Jung Won (Kim Ha Neul) and ace detective Kim Tae Heon (Yeon Woo Jin) who team up to solve a series of murders—and who happen to be ex-lovers. Jang Seung Jo plays Seo Jung Won’s husband Seol Woo Jae, a second-generation chaebol and novelist.
Spoilers
Previously, Seo Jung Won suspected Seol Woo Jae of having an affair. Eventually, she found her husband’s secret second phone inside the trash and requested forensic analysis on it. Furthermore, Woo Jae’s second phone was spotted on the GPS list of those who visited the site where Cha Eun Sae (Han Ji Eun) was discovered dead, creating even more suspense.
The newly released stills depict Jung Won, whose heart has frozen over due to her distrust for her husband following Cha Eun Sae’s murder, and Woo Jae, who is pleading his innocence. Despite once believing they would be on each other’s side forever, cold air flows between the two as Jung Won coldly gazes at Woo Jae with feelings of betrayal.
Full of anger, Seo Jung Won throws all the items that were on top of the kitchen sink, and Woo Jae looks blankly at her, pained by the thought that their relationship has been shattered just like the dishes thrown on the ground.
In the upcoming episode, Jung Won continues to interrogate Woo Jae about the truth. Woo Jae, who continued to remain silent, eventually sheds tears and opens up about why he became intertwined with Cha Eun Sae and why he visited the same building as her on the day the incident took place. Viewers are curious to find out what happened to cause Jung Won to be so angry and what changes will occur to the couple going forward.
“Nothing Uncovered” will air two new consecutive episodes on March 25 at 10:10 p.m. KST. A new episode will not be aired as usual on March 26 due to coverage of the second round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers.
While waiting, catch up with “Nothing Uncovered” below:
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