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    When to Expect a Money Heist in Korea Part 2: Everything We Know!

    Clayton ReedBy Clayton ReedJune 25, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    A commercial series for the Spanish hit series Money Heist: Korea has premiered. A war between North and South Korea in the near future provides the perfect opportunity for a robbery.

    Despite their best efforts, the plot goes awry and the group ends up kidnapping innocent people. In Season 1, there will be a total of 12 episodes, but they won’t all be released at the same time. Audiences may have to wait a while for the second batch.

    Remake, not spin-off, describes what the new show is. It’s possible that some viewers are expecting a series set in the same universe as Money Heist, but the trailer makes it clear that this is a true adaptation of the Spanish version, which reimagines several of the original series’ most important characters and events.

    The Second Episode of Money Heist: Korea Season 1 Will Air at Some Point.

    The first episode of the Korean remake of Money Heist was announced at a Tudum event back in 2021, according to Collider. If a new batch of episodes is on the way, they could arrive on the streaming service by the end of 2022.

    When to Expect a Money Heist in Korea Part 2: Everything We Know!

    Five seasons, spanning from 2017 to 2021, have been planned for the second installment of the original Money Heist series. Similarly, Season 1 airs its first and second episodes in May and June. For Season 2, the decision was made to skip October and November entirely.

    There was a two-year gap between Seasons 2 and 3, which were not produced by Netflix. It’s possible that Money Heist: Korea Part 2 will arrive as early as July if Netflix follows the same strategy as it did with Money Heist’s first two seasons.

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    Clayton is the weekly news editor at The IND News, specializing in General & Celebrity News. He writes on a range of topics, including celebrity deaths, celebrity controversies, and general news. Clayton has written over a thousand articles for The IND News to date. When he's not at his computer, you may find him watching movies with his family.

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