Set against the backdrop of a dreamy cover of Coldplay's Viva La Vida by Rosé of Blackpink, the trailer for Pachinko Season 2 (which hits Apple TV+ on Aug. 23) picks up with the story of family ...

A pple TV+'s Pachinko continues to tell the story of its protagonist Kim Sunja (Minha Kim/Youn Yuh-Jung) against the gritty backdrop of World War II and 20th-century Japan. In Season 2, a lot has ...

“Pachinko” has always asked a lot of its audience, but Season 2 asks even more. Right from the start, there’s a leap so massive, many shows would’ve never considered requesting it to begin ...

Lee Minho as Hansu and Tae Ju Kang as Noa in "Pachinko" Season 2. Apple TV+ Upset, Noa visits his mother, Sunja (Kim Min-ha), but doesn’t tell her about knowing the truth.

It would have been a powerful last shot for Pachinko Season 1. ... (Eunseong Kwon) is the same optimist he was in Osaka, only now with a sunny backdrop that better reflects his cheerful disposition.

Pachinko's characters — whether a Wall Street-type in the 80s like Solomon or a migrant in 1940's Japan like his grandmother Sunja ... war and devastation are the backdrop to Sunja's ...

While Season 2 of 'Pachinko' offers all the sensual pleasures of the first season's performances and production, it is very much the middle of a book.

Adapted from a 2017 Min Jin Lee novel of the same name, Pachinko is one of the most critically acclaimed shows on television, and one of Apple TV+’s best shows. The show’s second just wrapped ...

If you want to binge-watch “Pachinko” Season 2, you’re going to have to wait until the end of the season. Episodes will debut one at a time, weekly through Oct. 11.

‘Pachinko’ Creator on the Season 2 Scene That Still Makes Her Weep. Soo Hugh talks to The Hollywood Reporter about the death that hit her the hardest in the Apple adaptation's return.