
The popular Korean actor Kim Soo Hyun, currently embroiled in controversy alongside Kim Sae Ron, has been dealt a fresh blow in his professional journey. Despite the success of his drama Queen of Tears, fans were disheartened to learn that the series will not be returning for a second season. This news has sparked disappointment among his supporters who were hoping to see more of the beloved show.
Queen of Tears had earned global recognition, becoming a fan-favorite drama and winning several accolades along the way. Its heartwarming storytelling and strong performances captivated audiences worldwide, cementing its status as a top-tier K-drama. Unfortunately, that wasn’t enough to guarantee its continuation, leaving its devoted viewers yearning for more.
While Queen of Tears fades from the spotlight, another Korean drama has captured attention with the confirmation of a second season. Surprisingly, it’s not a Kim Soo Hyun project, but rather
The Judge from Hell, a gripping series that blends legal drama with fantasy elements. This announcement has reignited excitement among K-drama fans, especially those who followed the show closely.The Judge from Hell stars Park Shin-hye and Kim Jae-young and is helmed by director Park Jin-pyo and writer Jo Yi-soo. The show has already proven its mettle with a successful first season, earning critical acclaim and audience admiration alike. Its unique premise and powerful performances made it stand out in the saturated K-drama landscape.
Studio S, the production company behind the drama, confirmed the renewal during the prestigious New York Festivals’ Storytellers Gala 2025. The studio accepted the Bronze honor on behalf of the show and used the moment to officially announce that a second season is on the way, much to the delight of its fans.
The Chief Creative Officer of Studio S added further intrigue during their acceptance speech. They affirmed, “We will return soon with Season 2. As long as injustice exists, The Judge from Hell will continue.” Although specific details about the upcoming season remain undisclosed, the promise of continuation alone was enough to energize fans online.
Following the news, social media buzzed with reactions. One enthusiastic fan remarked, “This queen is coming back with season 2—I can’t wait!” Another defended the show’s accomplishments, saying, “Some people still don’t want to acknowledge how good The Judge from Hell is.
Maybe this renewal will finally change their minds.”Launched on September 21, The Judge from Hell has managed to carve out a space for itself in the fantasy-drama genre, boasting a solid IMDb rating of 7.8. It is available for streaming on JioHotstar, offering easy access for fans who want to revisit the drama before the next chapter unfolds.