Spring Fever

Spring Fever

SERIES South Korea · 2026 comedy dramacomedyromance
Starring: Ahn Bo-hyunCha Seo-wonLee Jae-inLee Joo-binJo Joon-young
Overview

Follows Yun Bom, who, after enduring emotional turmoil in Seoul, moves to the small town of Sinsu to begin anew as an exchange teacher. Initially detached and cold toward everything, she gradually opens her heart after meeting Seon Jae Gyu

Scene Notes 8 notes
1
S1E6 Highlight
01:00:13 →01:00:33

Note 1 of 8 covers Spring Fever (S1E6) at 01:00:13-01:00:33, a span of about 20 seconds. The source annotation identifies waterfront imagery, a nighttime setting, an embrace, face-touching detail.

2
S1E6 Highlight
01:01:19 →01:01:28

In Spring Fever (S1E6), note 2 of 8 runs from 01:01:19-01:01:28 for about 9 seconds. The source annotation identifies waterfront imagery, a nighttime setting, face-touching detail.

3
S1E7 Highlight
00:03:45 →00:05:00

Note 3 of 8 identifies the 00:03:45-00:05:00 segment of Spring Fever (S1E7); the marked span is about 75 seconds. The source annotation identifies a nighttime setting, rainy-night movement, face-touching detail.

4
S1E8 Highlight
00:52:27 →00:53:04

The 00:52:27-00:53:04 segment in Spring Fever (S1E8) is note 4 of 8 and lasts about 37 seconds. The source annotation identifies a nighttime setting, an embrace, dialogue context.

5
S1E9 Highlight
00:55:27 →00:55:34

Note 5 of 8 covers Spring Fever (S1E9) at 00:55:27-00:55:34, a span of about 7 seconds. The source annotation identifies an embrace, dialogue context, face-touching detail.

6
S1E9 Highlight
00:55:55 →00:56:14

In Spring Fever (S1E9), note 6 of 8 runs from 00:55:55-00:56:14 for about 19 seconds. The source annotation identifies an indoor setting, warm lighting, a warmer reaction beat.

7
S1E9 Highlight
00:56:37 →00:56:57

Note 7 of 8 identifies the 00:56:37-00:56:57 segment of Spring Fever (S1E9); the marked span is about 20 seconds. The source annotation identifies an indoor setting, warm lighting.

8
S1E12 Highlight
00:33:28 →00:33:47

The 00:33:28-00:33:47 segment in Spring Fever (S1E12) is note 8 of 8 and lasts about 19 seconds. The source annotation identifies an indoor setting, an embrace.

This page organizes 8 notes for Spring Fever in chronological order. The entry includes series metadata, South Korea · 2026, comedy drama, comedy, romance tags, and 5 cast names. It is designed as a compact reference page rather than a streaming or download page.

Quick Facts

Format SERIES
Country South Korea
Release year 2026
Timestamp notes 8
Covered episodes 5
Cast indexed 5
Visible tags comedy drama, comedy, romance
External references 5
Reviewed 2026-06-15

What This Timeline Shows

The published Spring Fever index contains 8 timestamp annotations with about 3 minutes of marked material. The average annotation spans 26 seconds; 6 short references under 20 seconds and 1 longer sequence over 45 seconds.

Current coverage touches S1E6, S1E7, S1E8, S1E9, S1E12, so the page works as an episode-level lookup rather than a single isolated timestamp.

This is selective coverage, not a complete episode recap or transcript. Counts and recurring-context observations refer only to the annotations published on this page.

Recurring context in the published notes

  • 6 of 8 published annotations mention an embrace.
  • 4 of 8 published annotations mention a nighttime setting.
  • 4 of 8 published annotations mention an indoor setting.
  • 4 of 8 published annotations mention face-touching detail.

Episode Coverage

  • S1E6 2 notes, 01:00:13-01:01:28, 29 marked seconds
  • S1E7 1 note, 00:03:45-00:05:00, about 1 marked minute
  • S1E8 1 note, 00:52:27-00:53:04, 37 marked seconds
  • S1E9 3 notes, 00:55:27-00:56:57, 46 marked seconds
  • S1E12 1 note, 00:33:28-00:33:47, 19 marked seconds

Index Coverage

  • Coverage status: Partial Coverage.
  • Last reviewed: 2026-06-15.
  • 8 notes arranged from earliest to latest.
  • Within the covered episodes, note times currently span 00:03:45 to 01:01:28.
  • Marked segments total about 3 minutes.
  • Series notes are distributed across 5 episodes.

Timecodes are local to the film or named episode. Platform edits, recaps, logos, or regional cuts can shift playback time, so allow a small margin when checking another edition.

How This Page Is Maintained

Scenemark Editorial Desk maintains the annotations separately from third-party catalog metadata. A published entry must have contextual notes, a synopsis, multiple independent reference links, and a recorded content-check date.

  • Timestamp scope: each timecode belongs to the named film or episode, not to the whole series runtime.
  • Metadata scope: external references support title, year, cast, and genre checks; they are not presented as the source of Scenemark annotations.
  • Record check: 2026-06-15. Corrections are logged through the contact channel.

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