Cheer Up Episode 11 Release Date: When Will It Air?

By Patrick Fitzgerald On Nov 13, 2022

Cheer Up (2022), is a Korean Drama that combines mystery, comedy, romance, and a teen-focused twist. According to MyDramaList, the show centers on the intelligent and conscientious Do Hae Yi, a student at Yeonhee University who is portrayed by Han Ji-hyun. She prioritizes earning money over going to school because of her family’s dire financial situation.

Do Hae Yi unexpectedly joins Yeonhee University’s Teyia cheerleading squad, which has been around for 50 years. She only joins the organization for financial gain, but as a cheerleader, Do Hae Yi discovers the joys of college life and befriends many Teyia alumni who help the cheerleading squad both financially and emotionally. One such alumni is Bae Young Woong, a former Teyia member who now attends Yeonhee Univers.

Cheer Up Episode 11 Release Date

According to Various Websites The release date for Cheer Up Episode 11 is November 15, 2022. On SBS, Cheer Up Episode 11 will air tonight at 10:00. The following times are when Cheer Up Episode 11 will be available for international viewers to watch on VIu:

British Summer Time: 2:00 pm (November 15, 2022).
Indian Standard Time: 6:30 pm (November 15, 2022)
Singapore Standard Time: 9:00 pm (November 15, 2022)
Philippines Standard time: 9:00 pm (November 15, 2022)
Japanese Standard Time: 10:00 pm. (November 15, 2022)
Australian Eastern Daylight Time: 12:00 am. (November 16, 2022)

About the Story of the Cheer Up

We saw happy moments like when Hae-Yi once left after Sun-ho had finished hugging her, leaving the two leads to look longingly at one another. Jung-woo and Hae-Yi are still trying to figure out what the significance of their embrace means. The frank female lead asks Jung-woo outright if he likes her.

Hugs, according to him, can be given at any time and are frequently used as greetings across cultural boundaries. Theia’s team is split in half the next day, and both teams start preparing for a fresh routine for an upcoming activity.

Before the event, they will engage in an internal competition, with the winner receiving the opportunity to perform live on stage. Hae-Yi is envious because Yoo-min is assisting with the preparation, so she and Jung-woo spend some time together. Hae-Yi is forthright about her emotions in addition to assisting Jung-woo in remembering that team members cannot date one another.

Hae-Yi responds, “Well, rules are made to be broken,” to his claim that his feelings for Yoo-min are buried in the past. She asserts that she has the ability to tell if Yoo-min likes Hae-Yi. He acted in this way when he was attracted to Yoo-min about three years ago, so it is obvious.

But she also adds that she frequently considers what might have happened if Hye-Ri had never dated the cheerleader’s sophomore back when she was the leader. Woo Hae-Yi decides to start living life more fully after becoming fixated on Jung’s hugs.

This is in response to a former Theia member’s advice to the current squad to travel more while they are still young. Jung-woo requests that they meet tomorrow night because he needs to tell Hae-Yi something. It is clear from the date that Jung-woo had intended to confess.

Hae-Yi can’t help but start crying when he won’t admit it, so she leaves before she breaks the awkward silence. Now that we know, Jung-woo is attempting to safeguard Hae-Yi. Not only does he follow Min’s advice to consider what might have happened if they hadn’t started dating, but he also recognises the identity of the sender of the awful texts telling him to fire Hae-Yi from the team.

Recently, Jung-woo discovered a collection of pictures that someone had displayed in his place of employment, indicating that someone is closely monitoring both him and Hae-Yi. In front of the photos is a brief image of Min-Jae. However, he denies any knowledge of the pictures when Jung-woo questions him about them.

Sun-ho uses different emotional expressions when speaking to Hae-Yi. She is complimented on how wonderful it is that she is not depressed about her financial situation. He worries all the time that he will let someone down and never achieve her level of success.

She learns of his hatred for his father from him. She claims to love her family and tries to be kind to them despite her occasional resentment of them. Sun-ho bawls while perplexed as to why she can’t stand him. Why is it that no one wants him back? He receives a hug from Hae-Yi as Jung-woo stands by to console him.

How Many Episodes Does the First Season of Cheer Up Have?

Two episodes of the 16-episode Korean drama Cheer Up are released each week. The existence of a season 2 has not yet been officially announced.

Where Can I Watch Season 1 of Cheer Up (2022)?

Viu and Viu in some regions both have Cheer Up available for streaming. The UK and Europe are not included in these territories. Cheer Up will air at 10:00 for Korean viewers (KST).

Does Cheer Up Have a Trailer?

Here is the teaser video for the Korean drama Cheer Up from 2022:

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