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Spring Fever(2026)

Archived · tvN

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Comedy
ON AIR: JAN 5Season 1Archived listing

What to Expect

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Spring Fever is a low-conflict romantic comedy that moves at its own unhurried pace, trading comic chaos for something quieter: the slow, almost imperceptible process of a guarded person deciding to feel things again. The rural setting does real work here, giving the story room to breathe and grounding the warmth in small, specific moments rather than grand declarations.

The man she meets is rough around the edges but genuinely kind, and that contrast gives the relationship its particular texture. Progress between them is measured in tiny shifts, a softened look, a conversation that goes a little longer than expected, and the story trusts those increments to carry weight without manufacturing misunderstandings to fill the space.

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Official Premise

After moving to a quiet rural town to heal from past heartbreak, a withdrawn teacher slowly rediscovers warmth and joy through her unexpected connection with a rough-around-the-edges but kindhearted local man.

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