Netflix states "nothing is confirmed" regarding rumors of Oh Ha-young joining Season 2 and 3 of 'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call'
Netflix has clarified that there are no confirmed details regarding the casting or filming schedule for future seasons of 'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call…
Netflix has stated that nothing has been confirmed regarding rumors of actress Oh Ha-young joining the follow-up seasons of 'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call.' On the 26th, Netflix stated, "The production of follow-up episodes is still a matter under discussion, so there is nothing we can confirm regarding the timing of filming or casting." Previously, one media outlet reported that 'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call' is preparing for Season 3 following Season 2, and that Oh Ha-young is scheduled to appear without dropping out.
'The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call' is a medical drama depicting the events that unfold when Baek Kang-hyuk, a genius surgeon who roamed battlefields, is appointed to a severe trauma team. Oh Ha-young appeared as the nurse Cheon Jang-mi. The original author, Lee Nak-jun, appeared on KBS2 'maljashow' on the 24th and spoke regarding the production of Season 2, saying, "Pre-production work is currently finished, and we are searching for locations. Filming will likely begin in October."
As discussions for the production of follow-up episodes intensify, attention is focused on whether Oh Ha-young will appear. Oh Ha-young has recently been at the center of controversy due to allegations regarding her great-grandfather's pro-Japanese activities. On the 7th, during the broadcast of KBS2 'Problem Child in House,' Oh Ha-young revealed that she comes from a four-generation medical family, and controversy arose after her great-grandfather was identified as An Sang-ho, who practiced medicine during the Japanese colonial period.
As the controversy spread, Oh Ha-young and fellow actor Jung Hae-in canceled a press interview for the new Netflix work 'This F***ing Love.' The specific episode of 'Problem Child in House' in which Oh Ha-young mentioned her great-grandfather has had its replay service suspended. As public criticism intensified, Oh Ha-young stated through a Sinner apology letter on the 12th, "I accept my mistakes heavily and sincerely apologize as a descendant."
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