A new K-Drama has rolled out and it promises to be an interesting one. The lead character is a host of a news program called Nothing Uncovered. You may be wondering if Nothing Uncovered is a real TV show outside of the K-Drama, Nothing Uncovered. Here's what we know.
Spoiler Warning: This article includes spoilers for Nothing Uncovered, so proceed with caution.
What is Nothing Uncovered Kdrama About?
The K-Drama, Nothing Uncovered, is based on a famous web novel of the same name that Naver serialized in 2021. The web novel previously won the annual "The Greatest Webtoon Contest 2020" that the website held.
As a K-Drama series, the show has 16 episodes and stars a strong cast.
The show follows the story of Seo Jung-Won (played by Kim Ha-Neul), who is an awarded investigative reporter for her show called Nothing Uncovered.
She unexpectedly comes across a murder site, which turns out to be her husband's pregnant mistress. With her discovery, however, her husband denies having an affair.
She decides to investigate the murder with the help of a detective who was previously her lover.
Is There a Real Nothing Uncovered TV Show?
In some variations of the K-Drama series, Jung-Won's news program is called Let's Get Grabbed By The Collar. But in others, the show is called Nothing Uncovered. Either way, let's get to the nitty-gritty of it all: is Nothing Uncovered a real TV show?
Unfortunately, Nothing Uncovered or Let's Get Grabbed By The Collar is not a real TV show. In the K-Drama, however, the show is presented as an award-winning show where Jung-Won exposes different criminals.
When the K-Drama starts, Jung-Won is exposing Assemblyman Mo Hyung-Taek (played by Yoon Je-Moon). This paints her as a news anchor who is committed to her values and her news program.
In the next clip, we see Jung-Won coming home from work with her husband, Seol Woo-Jae (played by Jang Seung-Jo), rewarding her with a limited-edition necklace. It turns out that Jung-Won's show is celebrating its third anniversary.
Considering her news program's nature, it would really be a surprise for the show to have lasted three years. Thankfully, the program is a work of fiction.
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