How To Watch Pandora: Beneath The Paradise Episodes? Streaming Guide

A new Korean action mystery thriller has made its way to TV screens and has audiences talking about its plot and twists. The show has been receiving rave reviews from fans and critics alike. This post will reveal how to watch Pandora: Beneath the Paradise episodes, along with other necessary details.

Throughout this drama, we see how the contender for the president’s wife, Hong Tae-Ra, is well known. Her perfect life begins to fall apart when memories lost in a car crash before encountering her husband, Pyo Jae-hyun, reappear one day. Once her memories come back, Tae-ra must face reality, and she starts looking for those who used their influence over her to keep her family safe.

To exact her retribution, she has no option but to have blood on her hands. She vows to hold accountable the person who put her in this predicament, but she discovers too late that she is aiming the pistol at herself. This is the tale of a lady who leads a lavish life in a paradise made of deceit and the life of a murderer.

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Pandora: Beneath the Paradise: The Plot

Our protagonist, Hong Tae Ra, is compelled to assume the position of First Lady of Korea to defend and safeguard her loved ones. What more might one ask for? Tae Ra leads an ideal life—almost an idyllic one, in fact—with an ideal spouse and a caring, sweet daughter.

Pandora: Beneath The Paradise trailer — A still from the show. (Credits: Disney+)

There is only one problem with Hong Tae Ra’s vision of a white picket fence: she cannot remember her past. She is unaware of her previous personality or circumstances. She finally gets all her memories back and is forced to confront her terrifying past.

Her life, which appeared perfect, had been founded on a falsehood until now. Tae Ra is currently caught in an unavoidable situation. Tae Ra is assigned to exact revenge for all the awful things that took place for her in the past and make the offenders pay for their actions after recalling her memories.

The spouse of Hong Tae Ra, Pyo Jae Hyun, is a bright programmer who has contributed to the area of neural smart patches. He manages his company and is an excellent leader with thoughtful leadership skills and a practical outlook. Those around him admire him. Politicians begin to speculate that he might run for president.

Jae Hyun has many positive traits, but he also has some mysteries. What secrets has Jae Hyun kept to herself as Hong Tae Ra faces her past and reveals everything that had been pushed under the rug?

Who will star in Pandora: Beneath the Paradise?

In the 2007 movie “The Legend,” Kim Sang Eun, additionally referred to as Lee Ji Ah, made her breakout performance. She earned a degree in graphic design from Pasadena Art Center College while portraying Hong Tae Ra. She is best known for performing as Shim Su Ryun in the 2020–21 three-season drama Penthouse: War in Life.

South Korean actor, model, and media personality Lee Sang Yoon He started his performing career while pursuing a degree in physics at Seoul National University, the premier institution of higher learning in Korea. In the future, he will win many awards for his performances in dramas and various programs. His notable performances include Pyo Jae Hoon in the 2019 films V.I.P., About Time, and Twenty Again (2015).

When will the new episodes of Pandora: Beneath the Paradise come out?

Pandora: Beneath the Paradise Episodes will come out every Saturday and Sunday around 9.10 p.m. KST via T.V.N. Fans from across the world can stream the show at the following times:

Korean Standard Time (K.S.T.): 9:10 p.m. Saturday/ Sunday
Time in the Philippines (PHT): 8:10 p.m. Saturday/ Sunday
Time in Thailand: 7:10 p.m. Saturday/ Sunday
Indian Standard Time (India): 5:40 p.m., Saturday or Sunday
Time in Malaysia (M.Y.T.): 8:10 p.m. Saturday/ Sunday
Eastern Standard Time (E.S.T.): 8:10 a.m. Saturday/ Sunday
Japan Standard Time (JST): 9:10 p.m. Saturday/ Sunday
Australian eastern daylight time (AEDT): 11 p.m. Saturday/ Sunday
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): 12.1 o’clock Saturday/ Sunday