20 titles, most popular first
Six students at Kirin High School dream of becoming K-pop idols and other kinds of performers. As they work on their singing, songwriting, and dancing, they grow as people, develop crushes on one another, and lean on each other's support while chasing their debut.
In Joseon, where women are barred from schooling and work, Kim Yoon-hee disguises herself as her brother Yoon-shik to support her family. While secretly sitting an entrance exam for Sungkyunkwan, the top Confucian academy, on someone else's behalf, she is caught by the principled Lee Sun-joon, who sees her talent and urges her to enroll.
Ko Dong-man and Choi Ae-ra have been friends for years, and their childish bickering hasn't changed even though they are now adults. Both are underdogs with big dreams, scraping by in careers they don't quite have the qualifications for, as their long friendship slowly starts turning into something more.
Four forty-something men, close since the age of eighteen, juggle careers, romance and setbacks in Seoul. Confident playboy Kim Do-jin falls for Seo Yi-soo, only to learn she likes his friend Tae-san, while the others face their own tangled love lives and a teenager who claims one of them is his father.
In 1994, six university students from different provinces move into a boarding house in Seoul's Sinchon neighborhood, run by a couple whose daughter is Sung Na-jung. Shifting between their college days and the present, the story follows their friendships and romances while keeping viewers guessing who Na-jung will marry.
Cha Eun-ho is a successful author and chief editor at a publishing house, and Kang Dan-i has been his close friend since childhood. Now divorced, out of work, and raising a child, Dan-i hides her struggles from him, secretly cleaning his home for pay before applying for a temporary support job at his company.
Go Se-yeon, a top prosecutor, and her friend Cha Min, the plain-looking heir to a cosmetics company, both die in separate incidents. A mystical orb called the Abyss brings them back in new bodies that mirror their souls, leaving her ordinary-looking and him strikingly handsome, and the two team up to learn who killed her.
Cho Yong-pil and Cho Sam-dal grew up as close friends on Jeju Island. Yong-pil stays home and becomes a weather forecaster, determined to protect the island's elders, while Sam-dal heads to Seoul to chase her dream of becoming a top fashion photographer. When everything abruptly crumbles for her, she returns home and finds herself back in Yong-pil's world.
At the elite Sevit High School in Seoul, grades decide everything. Kang Yeon-doo leads Real King, a street dance club of low-scoring outcasts, while Kim Yeol heads Baek Ho, a club for the very top students. When the two rival groups are forced to merge into one cheerleading squad, they have to learn to work together.
During the period of the strictest alcohol ban in Joseon history, four young people come of age together. As they form friendships and fall in love, they get caught up in the longings and desires of people living in a land where making liquor has been outlawed.
At eighteen, Kyung Woo-yeon falls for her friend Lee Soo, who secretly likes her back, but a small misunderstanding keeps both of them quiet. Ten years later she works as a calligrapher and he is a photographer, still close friends, each hiding the same feelings while bad timing keeps them stuck as nothing more.
Thirty-year-old best friends Lim Jin-joo, Lee Eun-jung and Hwang Han-joo navigate work and love together. Jin-joo, a writer, gets her first shot at writing a TV series and spars with director Son Beom-soo; Eun-jung is a documentary filmmaker; and Han-joo is a single mother at a marketing company.
Three best friends in their thirties, all career women, are searching for love in modern-day Seoul. Funny and a little racy, the series follows their complicated love lives and the ups and downs of dating as they juggle work, friendship and romance.
Ji-hwan is a taekwondo student and part-time stuntman who dreams of becoming the Korean Jackie Chan. Dal-rae is a drama student and hopeful actress whose shyness keeps costing her auditions. The two have been friends since childhood, but things get complicated when each of them starts dating someone else.
Four single neighbors love living alone but share one problem: restaurants are not made for eating by yourself. Lee Soo-kyung, a happily divorced paralegal, Goo Dae-young, a mysterious food lover, and design student Yoon Jin-yi start eating out together and slowly become part of each other's lives, while a murder case shakes their neighborhood.
Kim Hyun-woo is a TV weather reporter who looks elegant on screen but drinks and swears a lot off camera. Her friend of 18 years, gentle schoolteacher Kang Joon-soo, has quietly loved her for ages, yet he can only stand aside as she chases a married coworker and goes on a blind date with a dull photographer.
Two people in their thirties have been best friends for twenty years. When they unexpectedly cross paths on a reality dating show, one working as its production director and the other appearing as a cast member, they start to see each other in a new and romantic light.
Kyung-min, a law student in desperate straits, decides to help Jung-eun, a poor friend of Hye-ryun's. Their stormy friendship soon has the two sharing a rooftop room on top of an old building, where his spoiled ways clash with her simple life and he keeps taking advantage of her kindness.
This omnibus series follows four couples sharing life in the same apartment complex. Among them are a voice actor and a blogger who chose living together over marriage, a thrifty woman supporting her much younger musician boyfriend, a new couple in their twenties, and a homebody who seeks a foreign roommate and ends up with Takuya, a Japanese traveler.
Han Tae-joo is the confident, flirtatious heir of TB Group, and Kang-gook has been his best friend and bodyguard for fifteen years. As they grow up, Kang-gook realizes his feelings for Tae-joo go beyond friendship but keeps them hidden, even as Tae-joo teases him and their closeness blurs every line.
