Bitter Sweet Hell (2024) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD poster

Bitter Sweet Hell (2024) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Genre: Drama, Mystery, Comedy

Director: Kim Seung-woo

Cast: Kim Hee-seon, Lee Hye-young, Kim Nam-hee, Lee Kyung-hoon, Shin So-yul, Yeon Woo, Hwang Chan-sung, Park Jae-chan

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Bitter Sweet Hell (2024) is a drama, mystery, comedy web series in Korean. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Bitter Sweet Hell online in HD.

Bitter Sweet Hell — Storyline

Noh Young-won, a successful psychological counselor and celebrity, and her mother-in-law, Hong Sa-kang, face an incident that threatens their happy family and they try to work together to protect their precious family.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Kim Seung-woo
  • Starring: Kim Hee-seon, Lee Hye-young, Kim Nam-hee, Lee Kyung-hoon, Shin So-yul, Yeon Woo, Hwang Chan-sung, Park Jae-chan

Bitter Sweet Hell — Series Details

First Air Date 2024-05-24
Seasons 1
Episodes 12
Genre Drama, Mystery, Comedy
Language Korean
Network MBC
Status Ended
Rating 7.8/10 (5 votes)

Bitter Sweet Hell — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: The Pigeon House (2024-05-24) — In the glittering facade of Young-won's world, envy festers around her flawless career and family life. But a chance encounter with a mysterious client during a counseling session
  • E2: A Downright Lie (2024-05-25) — Young-won senses a web of deception woven by her supposedly trusted family. This realization ignites a spark of suspicion, compelling her to uncover the truth behind her father's d
  • E3: Ghost Lights (2024-05-31) — Young-won and Sa-kang shift Ji-eun to Honghak Hospital, which is just a stone's throw from their vacation home. Together, they brainstorm every conceivable scenario of what could'v
  • E4: Mutual Assistance (2024-06-01) — Although Young-won is unhappy about Sa-kang concealing his affair from her, they prioritize gathering clues to find Jae-jin. Following these leads, they eventually arrive at Yokji
  • E5: A Trap (2024-06-07) — Young-won empathizes with Jae-jin, coming to terms with his passing. However, Sa-kang struggles to accept the reality of her son's demise, pushing for an ongoing search. Eventually
  • E6: Is Your Family Well? (2024-06-08) — Young-won and Sa-kang question what Se-na’s motives could have been for approaching Jae-jin. Sa-kang believes Se-na was targeting her, but Young-won thinks otherwise. Meanwhile, fi
  • E7: A Sweet Hell (2024-06-14) — Jae-jin's return home leads Young-won to question why Se-na chose to send him back. Young-won initiates a deeper investigation into Se-na's identity. Meanwhile, Sa-kang is pleased
  • E8: The Swamp Of Motherly Love (2024-06-15) — Young-won is solely focused on her son, Sa-kang is always thinking about what's best for her son, and Ji-eun is determined not to lose Jae-jin. With all these obsessions under one
  • E9: Witch Hunt (2024-06-21) — After watching Young-won's threatening message, Se-na appears at the broadcast station. Filled with rage, she grabs Young-won by the neck in a manner suggesting an attempt to harm
  • E10: Gone Night (2024-06-22) — Sa-kang gets framed for killing An Yo-sub. Based on the evidence found at the scene, it is difficult for Sa-kang to avoid the charge. Jae-jin reveals to Young-won that he thinks Ta
  • E11: Small Embers Everywhere (2024-06-28) — It turns out Se-na killed Yo-sub to frame Young-won for murder. However, Tae-oh meddled in to put the blame on Sa-kang. Young-won lures Tae-oh into her house, and he gets caught in
  • E12: Almost Ordinary Family (2024-06-29) — While Young-won holds a press conference, Sa-kang visits Tae-oh in prison and makes him confess that it was Se-na who killed Yo-sub. Se-na kidnaps Do-hyun to lure Young-won to the

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Bitter Sweet Hell have? 1 season(s) with 12 episodes.

Who created Bitter Sweet Hell? Kim Seung-woo.

Where can I watch Bitter Sweet Hell? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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