'Our Sticky Love' Just Dropped on Netflix — Jung Hae-in's Amnesia Rom-Com Is the Coziest Watch of August

Jung Hae-in Is Back, and He's Playing a Gangster With a Heart of Gold

Netflix just dropped Our Sticky Love on August 7, and honestly? It might be the most fun K-drama of the summer. The 12-episode romantic comedy stars Jung Hae-in (Something in the Rain, D.P.) as Jang Tae-ha, a former youth boxing champion turned gang member who now works as a small-town boxing coach. Opposite him is Ha Young as Go Eun-sae, a sharp prosecutor who loses her memory while investigating a dangerous crime syndicate. When Tae-ha realizes the amnesiac prosecutor is actually his first love, he does what any reasonable guy would do: he lies and tells her he's her boyfriend. Chaos — and a very sticky shared living situation — ensues.

It's a gloriously simple premise, but the execution is what makes it work. Directed by Kim Jang-han, the filmmaker behind My Demon and Do You Like Brahms?, and written by Mo Ji-hye, Our Sticky Love leans fully into feel-good territory. Think fake dating, forced proximity, and enough banter to fuel a whole season of memes.

Why Everyone's Already Talking About It

For starters, the cast is stacked. Heo Sung-tae (Squid Game) plays Baek Sang-gil, the intimidating syndicate boss, while Lee Jun-young (D.P.) shows up as Kaito, adding a fun international wrinkle to the story. The chemistry between Jung Hae-in and Ha Young has been the talk of every K-drama forum since the trailer dropped — the man literally tells an amnesiac woman "I'm your boyfriend" and makes it the most romantic line of 2026.

Reviews so far have been warm, with critics calling it a comfort watch that doesn't overthink itself. It's produced by Studio S and picked up by Netflix as part of its massive 2026 Korean content slate — the same wave that brought us Mousetrap and the upcoming Mission: Cross 2. If you're a fan of Jung Hae-in's softer side or just need something sweet after all the thrillers, this is your show.

Is a Season 2 Coming?

The big question fans keep asking: will Netflix renew Our Sticky Love for a second season? The finale wraps Eun-sae's story in a satisfyingly sweet bow, but the show's strong debut week and the chemistry between its leads have renewal rumors swirling. Netflix hasn't officially confirmed anything yet — but given how fast K-dramas with this kind of buzz get renewed, we wouldn't be surprised to hear an announcement soon.

Episodes run 51 to 67 minutes each, which means you can absolutely binge the whole thing in a weekend. Pair it with takeout and you've got yourself a perfect August plan.

The verdict: Our Sticky Love is a cozy, chaotic, completely charming rom-com that delivers exactly what it promises. Stream it on Netflix now — and clear your schedule, because you will not stop at one episode.