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 Winter 2026 has already been off to a solid start for K-dramas everywhere, from Kim Seon-ho and Yoo Young-eun's charming Netflix headliner, to Rakuten Viki's latest onslaught of excellent shows. On top of netting the season's most controversial webtoon adaptation, the streamer debuted The Judge Returns adapting the eponymous manhwa, and it's already an impressive viewing experience.  The Judge Returns features Ji Sung in the lead as its protagonist, judge Lee Han-young, proving how popular he is in the legal drama scene following The Devil Judge. Initially growing older, cynical, and complacent with a corrupt society, Han-young is given a second chance at the moment of his death, sent back in time in a regression fantasy twist.  Whereas 2024's Lovely Runner saw Im Sol going back in time to save Ryu Sun-jae, The Judge Returns brings Han-young back to right previous imbalances and restore his own integrity. In doing so, he's placed on a collision course with the forces responsible for his demise, particularly one villain following his Squid Game role. Winter 2026's Most Exciting K-Drama Is an Enthralling Time-Regression Legal Fantasy  Owing to itself being a webtoon-inspired K-drama adaptation, The Judge Returns banks on suspension of disbelief as audiences see a younger, lively Han-young jump at the chance he is given. Instead of gunning for self-preservation, upon finding himself younger and as a novice judge once more, Han-young closely investigates and personally sentences the heinous criminals who previously got away.  The result is an interesting tonal shift, with the start being a grim rendition of the near-future in 2035 (once again whipping out transparent smartphones) before viewers see the vibrant tones of an optimistic 2025 to which Han-young returns. It seems The Judge Returns itself gets a second chance after its lurid, dark premiere retreats into a wholesome, engrossing K-drama.  Originally framed for murder and ultimately killed by a mysterious masked man at the behest of a shady judge, Han-young retains his memories while correcting the course of his second chance. The shady judge in question, Kang Shin-jin, gets a nefarious rendition by Park Hee-soon, recently seen as the unique M