Loved Boyfriend on Demand? Here's Where You Can Watch Its Cast Next on Channel K

Since its release on March 6, Boyfriend on Demand has quietly turned into a fan magnet. This is all thanks to BLACKPINK's Jisoo as Mi-rae and a lineup of seriously swoon-worthy male leads.

While the drama itself isn't available on Channel K, the good news is that many of its familiar faces are. And honestly, that might be even better. This means now you have a whole library just waiting to be explored.

Lee Soo-hyuk

If there's one face that hooks you in Boyfriend on Demand, it's Lee Soo-hyuk. He walks in as Mi-rae's very first virtual boyfriend, a rich heir with quiet intensity who turns heads with his unexpected kindness. He doesn't try too hard, and that's the charm.

And if you switch over to Channel K, you really see his range stretch out. In S Line, Born Again, and Scholar Who Walks the Night, he keeps changing shades. You see him brooding here, mysterious there, and sometimes just effortlessly magnetic.

Vampire or modern man, it barely matters, though. He brings that same pull every time you see him on screen. And somehow, his portrayals never feel forced.

Seo Kang-jun

Seo Kang-jun steps in as the college senior everyone notices. In Boyfriend on Demand, he's the popular upperclassman with an easy charm that doesn't scream for attention. His presence feels very familiar. He is someone you'd definitely have a crush on in real life.

Channel K leans into that appeal with titles like Undercover High School and Are You Human?. Across these, you will see him moving between romance, sci-fi, and youth drama with ease.

Kim Young-dae

Kim Young-dae makes the perfect entry in Boyfriend on Demand. His Joseon-era boyfriend bit? A total mood shift. Suddenly, it's all flowing robes, old-school romance, and just the right amount of drama. His role is both a little intense and a little playful. Almost like he knows the whole setup is slightly over-the-top and leans into it anyway.

If you're curious to see more, Channel K has a couple of good stops. In To The Moon and Cheat on Me If You Can, he switches gears easily. He keeps you guessing with his amazing charm.

Gong Min-jeung

Gong Min-jeung walks into Boyfriend on Demand and instantly changes the vibe. As Yun Song, the diva webtoon author, she's all edges. Sharp words, sharper looks, but zero patience. A little intimidating? Yes! But it is also kind of fun to watch.

She's not trying to win you over. And that's exactly why she does. You're never quite sure what she'll say next. Or how far she'll go. And somehow, she makes that chaos feel controlled.

If you're in the mood to see a different side, Sorry Not Sorry on Channel K hits differently. Here, she slows things down. She gives us a drama that is more real, more layered, and has a lot more heart. Gong's acting in Sorry Not Sorry sticks with you. Because she's not just stealing scenes anymore. She's carrying the whole story.

Jo Han-chul

Jo Han-chul is that familiar face you don't always notice at first, but take him away, and something suddenly feels off.

In Boyfriend on Demand, he adds weight as the boss. But over on Channel K, Healer gives him a different playground. Acting alongside Ji Chang-wook and Park Min-young, he had stepped into the shoes of a detective chasing the elusive "Healer."

His character there is serious, focused… but never stiff. And somehow, even in the background, he makes you stay a little longer on the scene.

Choi Seo-eun

Reality show fans might do a double-take spotting Choi Seo-eun, known from Single's Inferno. In Boyfriend on Demand, she slips into the narrative with ease. Channel K offers another interesting pick for you with Personal Taste. In the show, Choi appears as the bratty Hye-mi. The drama is about an architect pretending to be gay while falling for a furniture designer. It has that classic rom-com chaos. And Choi fits right into that world, adding a bit of spice to the mix.

At the end of the day, Boyfriend on Demand might be the reason people start looking, but Channel K is where the real binge begins. It's less about one show and more about following the faces that caught your eye. So, it's now time for you to discover how much more they have to offer.