Single’s Inferno, a popular Korean dating programme on Netflix, will return in December for a new season of authentic K-drama.
The series follows a group of singles as they spend several days together on a remote island and participate in a number of games in search of true love. According to FlixPatrol, the streaming analytics company, the series was the first Korean reality show to enter Netflix’s global top 10 ranking earlier in 2022.
Each game round pits the players against one another for the chance to win a night in “paradise” at a five-star hotel off the island. The exclusive hotel getaway is only available to individuals who choose one another at the end of each round.
On Tuesday, December 13, Single’s Inferno’s second season, which consists of 10 episodes, debuts. Each week, new chapters are anticipated to be released at 12 a.m. PST on Tuesdays.
Both seasons were filmed on Saseungbong-do, an uninhabited island that lies far from Incheon, the country’s largest port and location of its international airport.
Tourists can visit the island where various well-known Korean variety shows, including Running Man, 2 Days 1 Night, and Infinite Challenge (also known as Muhan Dojeon in Korean), have been filmed, according to the Incheon Tour website. Visitors will be dropped off at Saseungbong-do by a boat at either the Daebudo Island Bangameori Quay in Incheon or the Incheon Coastal Passenger Terminal.
According to the tourism website, the island has a stunning sandy beach coastline and is known as a “perfect location” for sunsets, as seen in the series.
The Single’s Inferno contestants who pair up at the conclusion of each round get to leave the island and spend the night at the Paradise Hotel & Resort in Incheon.
According to its website, the opulent hotel exudes “an artistic mood and relaxed ambience,” and features a Michelin-starred restaurant in addition to a large, “romantic” outdoor pool where several couples have engaged in flirtatious banter and intense eye contact while talking the night away in the water.
The identities of the individuals are being kept secret for the time being, according to a Netflix statement from November, and the cast members’ faces are not seen in the show’s teaser.
The streamer assures viewers that the second instalment of Single’s Inferno will feature lots of “laughter, tears, fear of rejection,” and “a fair dose of spiciness” as real-life drama plays out on the island.