“Goodbye Earth” releases still cuts with all traces of Yoo Ah-in removed

“Goodbye Earth” is a Netflix series that depicts people living in chaos ahead of the predicted apocalypse, 200 days until the Earth and an asteroid collide.

The press still cuts released on April 9th depict the diverse daily lives of the residents of Ungcheon City, each living out their remaining time in their own way.

First, middle school teacher Se-kyung (Ahn Eun-jin) revealed her warm belief in prioritizing the safety of children over herself as she protects the children and participates in protests. Ahn Eun-jin portrayed Se-kyung with a strong yet warm heart through her solid acting skills.

Assistant priest Seong-jae (Jeon Sung-woo), who takes care of the believers in place of the missing head priest, appeared by taking care of people’s emotions first even in confusing situations.

In-ah (Kim Yoon-hye), a company commander of a combat service support battalion, stood out with a sturdy and honest demeanor as she managed supply transportation and security maintenance responsibilities.

Meanwhile, the series originally cast Yoo Ah-in as the lead actor, but during post-production, allegations of Yoo Ah-in’s drug use surfaced, causing production to halt.

Eventually, the production team decided to temporarily postpone the release and erase Yoo Ah-in’s traces. “Goodbye Earth”, which underwent re-editing, attracted attention by removing Yoo Ah-in’s traces neatly even in the still cuts.

“Goodbye Earth” will be exclusively available on Netflix starting from April 26th.