Jung Woong-in and Yoon Je-moon's "Nothing Uncovered"

A still containing the forces of actors Jung Woong-in and Yoon Je-moon was released on the 19th.

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KBS 2TV's new Monday-Tuesday drama, "Nothing Uncovered" which is scheduled to premiere in March, unveiled a still of Jung Woong-in (Seol Pan-ho) and Yoon Je-moon (Mo Hyeong-taek), who play the chairman of a large company and a member of the National Assembly, respectively.

"Nothing Uncovered" is a melodrama-tracking thriller in which a reporter grabs bad guys by the collar and a homicide detective who handcuffs bad guys, tracking down a series of murders together and falling into a huge whirlpool.

In the drama, Jung Woong-in plays Seol Pan-ho, the father of Jang Seung-jo (Seol Woo-jae) and chairman of Mujin Group. Seol Pan-ho, a devout Christian who even created a church gathering himself, is also a person with strong personal connections. In the still, Jung Woong-in is immersed in the role of a conglomerate chairman with a kind smile and fierce and solemn eyes.

In addition, Yoon Je-moon plays the role of lawmaker Mo Hyeong-taek. He is a powerful figure in power and is highly liked by the public. Through one murder case, he encounters uncomfortable meetings with Kim Ha-neul (Seo Jeong-won) and Yeon Woo-jin (Kim Tae-heon). In the still, Yoon displays his strong charisma and relaxed mood as a lawmaker.

"Nothing Uncovered" is scheduled to air for the first time in March.