• Drama: Make Me Tingle
  • Korean Title: 내가 떨릴 수 있게
• Network: TVING
• Airing Dates: October 15, 2026 - November 5, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Thursdays; 4-episode initial release with 2 episodes each following week
• Episodes: 10
• Streaming Sources: Viki, HBO Max Asia
• Director: Kim Ye Ji
• Screenwriter:  Ahn Sae Bom (Soundtrack #1)
• Cast:
  • Nam Ji Hyun (Good Partner, Little Women) as Kong Yeon Su
  • Kim Jae Yeong (Idol I, The Judge from Hell) as Dokgo Dal
  • Kang Tae Ju (Pachinko) as Yun Ji
  • Park So Jin (Sh**ting Stars) as Jin Se Ra
• Plot Synopsis: Yeon Su was raised in a conservative family, where courtesy and discipline mean everything, making it somewhat difficult to learn about her true self. One day, she gets intertwined with a sex toy company and meets Dokgo Dal, who opens up a whole other world for her. While their love blossoms, Yeon Su not only learns about her emotional excitement but also acknowledges the importance of physical excitement that leads her to truly mature.

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