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Study Group (스터디그룹) — Korea's most explosive school drama of 2025 is here. Yoon Ga-min (Hwang Min-hyun) looks like your average nerdy student — but there's a twist. He's a martial arts prodigy who can barely pass a test. Desperate to get into college, he enrolls at Yusung Technical High School — widely known as Korea's worst school, packed with gangs, corrupt teachers, and zero future prospects. His plan? Form a study group and actually make something of himself. What follows is a wild ride of epic fight scenes, unexpected friendships, and a battle not just against bullies — but against a broken system designed to keep kids like Ga-min down. His new teacher, Lee Han-gyeong (Han Ji-eun), has her own hidden mission at the school — and together, they might just change everything. ⭐ IMDb Rating: 8.2/10 📺 Episodes: 10 Episodes 🗓️ Premiered: January 23, 2025 on TVING 🔁 Season 2: Confirmed & in development
Episode 5 of Study Group — titled 'A Real Loser' — opens with a sharp reminder of what the real villain of this story looks like. PI HAN-WOOL (Cha Woo-min) and his right-hand man MA MIN-HWAN (Baek Seo-hoo) are in the middle of beating down a rival gang led by Kang Dong-su, whose crew has failed to deliver results. Han-wool isn't angry — he's methodical and ice-cold, announcing that his goal isn't just to rule the school or match his gang-boss father's reputation. He intends to step on and surpass his father entirely. The episode's villain doesn't raise his voice once, which is what makes him so unsettling. Back at school, Han-gyeong posts the study group's academic rankings on the board. Ga-min is ranked second-to-last in the entire school — a fact he absorbs with complete sincerity and immediately begins planning how to fix. The group feels the weight of their situation when Lee Joon quietly fills them in on something he overheard: Han-gyeong has struck a deal with the vice-principal. If the study group raises everyone's grades by at least ten places in the next exam, he'll agree to bring a disciplinary committee hearing against Pi Han-wool. If they fail, Han-gyeong loses her job. The group barely has time to process this before Se-hyeon gets a message that drains all the colour from his face. His father is calling him to the construction site — right after school, no exceptions. In a painful flashback, we see a younger Se-hyeon running home bursting with excitement after passing an exam, only to find his parents mid-fight, his father furious about debt and loans, completely indifferent to his son's achievement. Back in the present, Se-hyeon quietly heads toward the site. On the way, he runs into Hee-won, who walks with him and tells him sincerely how impressive she thinks he is — one of the episode's quieter and most genuinely warm moments, with clear chemistry budding between the two. That warmth evaporates fast. KIM HO-MIN, the school's top-ranked student academically and a bully who has tormented Se-hyeon for years over his background, corners both of them. Ho-min targets Se-hyeon specifically — mocking his poverty, his semi-basement home, his alcoholic father, calling him a real loser in front of everyone watching. Se-hyeon tries to fight back and can't. Ga-min shows up and resolves the situation with what Dramabeans called the most sweetly violent game of rock-paper-scissors ever put on screen — a move so Ga-min it gets a laugh while still landing the fight. But Se-hyeon isn't grateful. He's humiliated. Being rescued again by someone richer, stronger, and more capable just deepens the wound. When Ga-min offers him a place to sleep and taxi fare home, Se-hyeon refuses — not out of pride for its own sake, but because he tells Ga-min the truth: he needs to win something by himself, just once. Ga-min listens without arguing and takes a taxi home alone, genuinely turning the words over in his head. Se-hyeon goes home and walks straight into his angry father, who is waiting to take out his frustrations on him again. But this time, Se-hyeon does something he's never done before — he stands up to his father and walks out. Ga-min is already outside, waiting, even though Se-hyeon told him not to. Se-hyeon still refuses the offer to come home with him. He just needs space. That night, wandering alone, Se-hyeon runs straight into Ho-min again — another ambush. This time Ga-min doesn't step in. Instead, from a rooftop nearby, Ga-min calls Se-hyeon's phone and coaches him through the fight in real time — telling him exactly when to move, when to dodge, when to counter. Ga-min's phone dies halfway through, cutting the line dead. Se-hyeon is completely alone. For a beat, it seems like everything will fall apart. And then Se-hyeon lands the punch himself — a clean knockout. Ho-min goes down. It is, as Dramabeans put it, the most triumphant moment the show has delivered so far: not a spectacular fight, but one small, hard-won, completely personal victory. The victory has a cost. Ga-min broke curfew to stay and watch, and his mother — KIM YOUNG-AH playing JEON MI-HYEON — is waiting at home. She immediately invokes their prior agreement: Ga-min is transferring schools tomorrow. No arguments, no negotiations. She has already researched schools in Seoul. The entire study group shows up to plead with her. She listens to all of them — and doesn't change her mind for a second, because she's not wrong. The episode closes with the study group realizing they're about to lose their leader before they've even had a chance to prove themselves.
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Episode 5 of Study Group — titled 'A Real Loser' — opens with a sharp reminder of what the real villain of this story looks like. PI HAN-WOOL (Cha Woo-min) and his right-hand man MA MIN-HWAN (Baek Seo-hoo) are in the middle of beating down a rival gang led by Kang Dong-su, whose crew has failed to deliver results. Han-wool isn't angry — he's methodical and ice-cold, announcing that his goal isn't just to rule the school or match his gang-boss father's reputation. He intends to step on and surpass his father entirely. The episode's villain doesn't raise his voice once, which is what makes him so unsettling. Back at school, Han-gyeong posts the study group's academic rankings on the board. Ga-min is ranked second-to-last in the entire school — a fact he absorbs with complete sincerity and immediately begins planning how to fix. The group feels the weight of their situation when Lee Joon quietly fills them in on something he overheard: Han-gyeong has struck a deal with the vice-principal. If the study group raises everyone's grades by at least ten places in the next exam, he'll agree to bring a disciplinary committee hearing against Pi Han-wool. If they fail, Han-gyeong loses her job. The group barely has time to process this before Se-hyeon gets a message that drains all the colour from his face. His father is calling him to the construction site — right after school, no exceptions. In a painful flashback, we see a younger Se-hyeon running home bursting with excitement after passing an exam, only to find his parents mid-fight, his father furious about debt and loans, completely indifferent to his son's achievement. Back in the present, Se-hyeon quietly heads toward the site. On the way, he runs into Hee-won, who walks with him and tells him sincerely how impressive she thinks he is — one of the episode's quieter and most genuinely warm moments, with clear chemistry budding between the two. That warmth evaporates fast. KIM HO-MIN, the school's top-ranked student academically and a bully who has tormented Se-hyeon for years over his background, corners both of them. Ho-min targets Se-hyeon specifically — mocking his poverty, his semi-basement home, his alcoholic father, calling him a real loser in front of everyone watching. Se-hyeon tries to fight back and can't. Ga-min shows up and resolves the situation with what Dramabeans called the most sweetly violent game of rock-paper-scissors ever put on screen — a move so Ga-min it gets a laugh while still landing the fight. But Se-hyeon isn't grateful. He's humiliated. Being rescued again by someone richer, stronger, and more capable just deepens the wound. When Ga-min offers him a place to sleep and taxi fare home, Se-hyeon refuses — not out of pride for its own sake, but because he tells Ga-min the truth: he needs to win something by himself, just once. Ga-min listens without arguing and takes a taxi home alone, genuinely turning the words over in his head. Se-hyeon goes home and walks straight into his angry father, who is waiting to take out his frustrations on him again. But this time, Se-hyeon does something he's never done before — he stands up to his father and walks out. Ga-min is already outside, waiting, even though Se-hyeon told him not to. Se-hyeon still refuses the offer to come home with him. He just needs space. That night, wandering alone, Se-hyeon runs straight into Ho-min again — another ambush. This time Ga-min doesn't step in. Instead, from a rooftop nearby, Ga-min calls Se-hyeon's phone and coaches him through the fight in real time — telling him exactly when to move, when to dodge, when to counter. Ga-min's phone dies halfway through, cutting the line dead. Se-hyeon is completely alone. For a beat, it seems like everything will fall apart. And then Se-hyeon lands the punch himself — a clean knockout. Ho-min goes down. It is, as Dramabeans put it, the most triumphant moment the show has delivered so far: not a spectacular fight, but one small, hard-won, completely personal victory. The victory has a cost. Ga-min broke curfew to stay and watch, and his mother — KIM YOUNG-AH playing JEON MI-HYEON — is waiting at home. She immediately invokes their prior agreement: Ga-min is transferring schools tomorrow. No arguments, no negotiations. She has already researched schools in Seoul. The entire study group shows up to plead with her. She listens to all of them — and doesn't change her mind for a second, because she's not wrong. The episode closes with the study group realizing they're about to lose their leader before they've even had a chance to prove themselves.
Study Group (스터디그룹) — Korea's most explosive school drama of 2025 is here. Yoon Ga-min (Hwang Min-hyun) looks like your average nerdy student — but there's a twist. He's a martial arts prodigy who can barely pass a test. Desperate to get into college, he enrolls at Yusung Technical High School — widely known as Korea's worst school, packed with gangs, corrupt teachers, and zero future prospects. His plan? Form a study group and actually make something of himself. What follows is a wild ride of epic fight scenes, unexpected friendships, and a battle not just against bullies — but against a broken system designed to keep kids like Ga-min down. His new teacher, Lee Han-gyeong (Han Ji-eun), has her own hidden mission at the school — and together, they might just change everything. ⭐ IMDb Rating: 8.2/10 📺 Episodes: 10 Episodes 🗓️ Premiered: January 23, 2025 on TVING 🔁 Season 2: Confirmed & in development
