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Prime Video Confirms “Spring Fever” Release Date: New K-Drama Rom-Com Stars Ahn Bo Hyun and Lee Joo Been

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Prime Video has announced the upcoming premiere of Spring Fever, a new Korean romance-comedy series featuring Ahn Bo-hyun and Lee Joo-been. The series is set to debut on January 5, with two episodes released weekly across more than 240 countries and territories.

Directed by Park Won-gook and written by Kim Ah-jeong, Spring Fever follows the unexpected relationship between Yoon Bom (Lee Joo-been), a reserved high school teacher, and Sun Jae-gyu (Ahn Bo-hyun), an unpredictable man whose fiery personality shakes up a quiet rural village. Their contrasting temperaments create a warm and humorous romance at the heart of the series.

The cast includes Ahn Bo-hyun, Lee Joo-been, Cha Seo-won, Cho Jun-young, Lee Jae-in, Jin Kyung, and Bae Jung-nam. The drama also marks the return of director Park Won-gook, known for the global hit Marry My Husband.

Prime Video released images from the script reading session, offering fans an early look at the cast in character. Ahn Bo-hyun showcased lively comedic timing and embraced the Busan dialect for his role as Sun Jae-gyu. Lee Joo-been portrayed Yoon Bom with a calm exterior and subtle warmth, highlighting the dynamic chemistry between the lead actors.

Cha Seo-won takes on the role of Choi I-jun, an elite lawyer entangled between the two leads. Cho Jun-young appears as Sun Han-gyul, Jae-gyu’s nephew and the top student at Shinsu High School, while Lee Jae-in plays Choi Se-jin, Han-gyul’s outspoken rival. Their presence adds youthful energy to the series.

Supporting cast members—including Jin Kyung, Bae Jung-nam, Kim Beong-choun, Oh Man-seok, and Jung Young-ki—are expected to bring additional humor and depth to the storyline.

Ahn Bo-hyun shared, “The script was incredibly fun, and I was drawn to playing an uncle for the first time. I think viewers will enjoy a drama full of laughter.”
Lee Joo-been added, “The village setting, scenic views, and witty humor are major highlights. The chemistry between students and teachers also brings a lot of charm.”

Spring Fever blends romantic tension, comedic moments, and youth-centered storylines, making it a notable addition to Prime Video’s growing slate of Korean content. New episodes will be available every Monday and Tuesday.

The series joins a wide range of titles on Prime Video, including The Alibi, LOL: Last One Laughing Philippines, Drag Den with Manila Luzon, Linlang, and Korean hits such as GOOD BOY, Head Over Heels, Newtopia, Jinny’s Kitchen 2, and Death’s Game. Prime Video is available in the Philippines for P149 per month, with subscribers able to stream on multiple devices and download episodes for offline viewing.