Kim Byung Chul and Lee Dong Hwi to Lead tvN's New Comedy Drama

Korean actors Lee Dong Hwi and Kim Byung Chul are in for an exciting ride for an upcoming drama entitled "Pegasus Market."

"Pegasus Market" is a comedy inspired by Kim Gyun Sam's webtoon of the same name, and is about a high-class manager who is trying to revive his shabby supermarket and a CEO who wants to take revenge and destroy the store. However, there will be an unexpected turn of events in the story.

In the teaser image, it can be seen that the two actors are on a horse that symbolizes Pegasus Market. Kim Byung Chul sits in front, while Lee Dong Hwi is at his back. 

The horse is all set to take off, and Moon Seok Gu and Jung Bok Dong keep a tight grip as they ride the horse together. Even though they appear to be in good terms, the two are clashing for different goals. 

Above them is a caption that reads, "With my crazy antics and your luck, we can do anything," making the public wonder as to what that "anything" means.

What's more interesting about the poster is that the actors show straight faces regardless of the funny situation. Considering the ridiculous circumstances surrounding Pegasus Market, the viewers are looking forward to the comedy that is to take place in the upcoming drama.

The production team of "Pegasus Market" shared, "Jung Bok Dong's hilarious antics and Moon Seok Gu's luck will give rise to an unexpected synergy, and we guarantee to provide big laughter and affection to all the viewers. 

Actors Lee Dong Hwi and Kim Byung Chul, who comprehensively understood the poster's concept, continually deliver laughter in the set as they expertly act out their characters. That vibe has been carried out successfully through this image."

The upcoming drama will be directed by Baek Seung Ryong, who previously accomplished variety shows and dramas including "Actor School," "Surplus Princess," and "SNK Korea." And recently, it was announced that MOMOLAND's Yeonwoo would be one of the cast.

"Pegasus Market" is scheduled to premiere on September 20.