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'Victory' Airs on JTBC on Chuseok Day… Hyeri and Park Se-wan Come to Living Rooms at 1:40 p.m. on September 25

A cheerful youth cheering drama is coming to living room theaters during the Chuseok holiday. The film 'Victory' will be broadcast on JTBC as a 2026 Chuseok special feature film. According to JTBC's official programming schedule, 'Victory' is scheduled for 1:40 p.m. on Friday, September 25, Chuseok

Jonghoon Jeong
Staff Reporter
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'Victory' Airs on JTBC on Chuseok Day… Hyeri and Park Se-wan Come to Living Rooms at 1:40 p.m. on September 25
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A cheerful youth cheering drama is coming to living room theaters during the Chuseok holiday. The film 'Victory' will be broadcast on JTBC as a 2026 Chuseok special feature film.

According to JTBC's official programming schedule, 'Victory' is scheduled for 1:40 p.m. on Friday, September 25, Chuseok day. However, the schedule may be subject to change depending on the broadcaster's circumstances.

'Victory' is set in Geoje, South Gyeongsang Province, in 1998, and tells the story that unfolds as Pil-sun and Mina, high school students obsessed with dancing, dive into cheerleading. Hyeri plays Pil-sun, and Park Se-wan plays Mina.

The two form the cheerleading club 'Millennium Girls' in order to secure a space where they can dance properly, embarking on a new challenge. The film centers on the process of students who gathered for different reasons growing closer through the shared goal of 'cheering.'

'Victory' is characterized by putting front and center the changing appearance of youths in the process of cheering for someone, rather than winning or losing itself. Elements that capture the atmosphere of the late 1990s, such as the music, fashion, and school scenery of the time, also add to the work's appeal. Starring Hyeri and Park Se-wan, along with Lee Jung-ha and Jo Ah-ram, the story unfolds centered on dance and cheerleading, featuring bright and dynamic scenes together with the sentiment of a youth drama.

Meanwhile, films have been placed consecutively in JTBC's Chuseok programming this year. 'Hunt,' starring Lee Jung-jae and Jung Woo-sung, is scheduled for midnight on the 25th, and 'Victory' will meet viewers at 1:40 p.m. Attention is focused on how 'Victory,' placed in the daytime slot on Chuseok day, will convey the nostalgia of 1998 and the story of youth cheering to family audiences.

[Notice: Broadcast schedules may change depending on the broadcaster's circumstances, so viewers should check JTBC's official programming schedule before watching. This article was written based on publicly available materials, with AI assisting with some sentences and editing.]

Jonghoon Jeong
Staff Reporter

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