48 titles, most popular first
The Kim family, Ki-taek, Chung-sook and their grown children Ki-woo and Ki-jung, scrape by in a cramped semi-basement flat in Seoul. When a friend arranges for Ki-woo to tutor the daughter of the wealthy Park family, the Kims see a chance to work their way, one by one, into the rich household.
Wealthy families live in the luxurious Hera Palace and send their children to the elite Cheong-ah Arts School. Elegant Shim Su-ryeon carries a tragic past and is married to businessman Joo Dan-tae. Oh Yoon-hee, who comes from a humble background, has been at odds since high school with famous soprano Cheon Seo-jin, whose father runs the school.
Park Gang-du is a slow-witted man who sells snacks from a little stand by Seoul's Han River with his father. When a huge creature rises from the water and attacks the riverside park, it carries off his daughter Hyun-seo. After a phone call reveals she is trapped in the sewers, Gang-du and his family escape a government quarantine to search for her.
In 1988, five friends who grew up together in Seoul's Ssangmun-dong neighborhood lean on each other and their families through the ups and downs of their teenage years. Set during a time of big change in Korea, the story follows their everyday lives as they try to build a future together.
Cha Yu-ri has been a ghost for five years since dying in an accident. Through a reincarnation project, she is given a chance to become human again if she can reclaim her place in life within 49 days, but her husband Gang-hwa has since remarried, forcing her to weigh her own happiness against his.
Man-su, a longtime paper-company employee, lives happily in his childhood home with his wife Mi-ri and their two children. When the company is sold and he is laid off, he promises his family he will be back in the paper business within three months, but more than a year later he is still jobless and growing desperate enough to turn on his rivals.
In 2000, fire captain Ki Ho-sang is killed in an explosion at a factory, and a ratings-hungry reporter wrongly paints him as responsible for his men's deaths, turning his family into outcasts. His young son Ha-myung is taken in on an island by kind Choi Gong-pil, who mistakes him for his own son, and there he meets Choi In-ha, a girl who hiccups whenever she lies.
In 1997, Yong-gu, a man with a developmental disability, lives happily with his six-year-old daughter Ye-sung and promises to buy her a Sailor Moon backpack. After a tragic accident involving a police commissioner's young daughter, he is wrongly arrested for her death and sent to prison, where his cellmates at first look down on him.
Set in an imagined chapter of the Joseon era, this drama looks inside the royal household, where a group of troublemaking princes keeps causing headaches for the family. The story centers on how these unruly young royals are taught and shaped.
A woman who runs a side-dish shop is pulled into the fierce world of college entrance exams as her daughter prepares for them. Along the way, her life becomes tangled up with a star instructor at a private cram school, and an unexpected relationship begins to form between them.
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.
Yong-nam was a star rock climber in college but is now jobless and living with his parents. At his mother's 70th birthday party, he runs into his old crush and fellow climber Eui-joo. When a mysterious toxic white gas suddenly spreads through the city, the two must use their climbing skills to help his family and escape.
Oh Mal-soon is a stubborn, sharp-tongued 74-year-old widow who lives with her son's family and clashes with her daughter-in-law. Upset after learning her family plans to send her to a nursing home, she wanders into a mysterious photo studio and walks out to find she has turned back into her 20-year-old self.
Hong Dae-young's marriage to Jung Da-jung is falling apart, his 18-year-old twins barely speak to him, and he has just lost his job. Longing for a second shot at life, he suddenly finds himself in the body he had at 18, with his adult mind intact. Under the name Go Woo-young, he enrolls at his twins' high school.
Mi-yeong, once a member of a police squad, now handles desk work at a public service center after getting married. When a young woman's death lands on their desk, she teams up with her sister-in-law Ji-hye, a rookie officer at the same center, and uncovers a ring of men exploiting women online. With their superiors refusing to act, the two decide to chase the case themselves.
At 42, Kwon Yul is South Korea's youngest-ever prime minister, admired for his integrity and raising three children alone since his wife's death. Behind the flawless image, he has almost no parenting skills. Nam Da-jung, a tabloid reporter supporting her sick father, chases him for a big scoop, and the two end up in a contract marriage.
The Kang family leaves the city for a big house in the mountains and turns it into a guesthouse for hikers. But their guests keep dying in strange ways, and the family, afraid no one will believe them, starts hiding the bodies, which only pulls them into deeper and deeper trouble.
Lee Soon-shin is a college graduate stuck in low-paying temp work, raised with love by Kim Jung-ae after her father brought her home as a baby. Dreaming of acting, she trusts a con man posing as a talent agency boss and is left in debt. To pay it off, she starts working at a restaurant below the real agency's office.
Jo Kang-ja was once the most feared troublemaker at her Busan high school, until a teenage pregnancy made her drop out to raise her daughter, Oh Ah-ran. Now 34, she learns that Ah-ran is being bullied, so she enrolls at the school herself as an undercover student to deal with the bullies.
Gong Shim, seen as plain and awkward, has always lived in the shadow of her beautiful older sister Gong Mi, a lawyer at a top firm who supports the family. Jobless and saving to study art in Italy, Gong Shim rents out her rooftop room and meets Ahn Dan-tae, a rough-edged lawyer who helps people in need for free.
National judo athlete Doo-young permanently loses his sight after an injury at an international match. His estranged older brother Doo-shik, a swindler, uses the crisis to win parole from prison and moves back home, adding fresh stress for a young man who has fended for himself since losing their parents.
A tragic accident leaves an ambitious prosecutor paralyzed and with the mind of a child. Forced to start over, he and his mother set out on a journey to repair their strained relationship and find their way back to each other.
An unmarried woman who is expecting a baby and a single man enter into a fake relationship contract. From there, their story unfolds through romance, pregnancy, childbirth and the everyday work of bringing up a child.
Song Young-dal and Jang Ok-boon have been married for decades and raised four children. Their daughter Na-hee is a doctor at the same hospital as her husband Gyu-jin, though their marriage is in trouble, while her two older siblings are divorced and back home and the youngest struggles through a company internship.
Byeon Woo-jin's marriage ended in divorce after he went bankrupt and lost everything he had. Now he returns to the family he left behind, only this time he arrives as a multibillionaire, and they must figure out what his sudden return means for all of them.
Nam Hyeon-soo, a former teen idol now in his thirties, works as a radio DJ. His life is turned upside down when a young listener who has been sending in stories about being a single mother shows up at his apartment with her little boy, claiming to be his daughter.
In 2041, Lee Juck looks back on the Ahn family in his best-selling novel. When Nae-sang's business partner flees the country after embezzling company money, Nae-sang is left with huge debts and angry creditors. Broke and homeless, he gathers his family and moves in with his wife Yoo-sun's younger brothers, Kye-sang and Ji-seok.
As a child, Kim Hye-ja found a special watch on the beach that can turn back time. When she uses it to try to save her father from a car accident, she learns the cost: each time she rewinds time, she grows older. Meanwhile, Lee Joon-ha, a young man she shares a close friendship with, has given up his dreams under the weight of family troubles.
Oh Hyun-jin is the youngest executive at her company and excels at her job, but giving birth to her first child leaves her stunned and unsure how to care for a baby. At an upscale postpartum care center, she finds she is the oldest new mother there and feels lost among women who seem to know exactly what they are doing.
Kwon Do-hoon secretly works as an NIS black-ops agent while pretending to be an ordinary office worker. His wife, Kang Yoo-ra, is sweet but fierce, and her biggest dream is to build the perfect family, unaware of the double life her husband is leading.
After her husband's death, Ma Kwang-sook looks after his younger brothers and takes a risk by stepping in to run the family's Eagle Brewery. Along the way she keeps running into Han Dong-seok, the CEO of LX Hotel, and the two unexpectedly end up as business partners.
Cha Dong-joo lost his hearing in an accident but pretends he can still hear. Bong Woo-ri is a bright woman who plays dumb so her intellectually disabled father can keep his pride, and she has long been searching for her stepbrother, Bong Ma-roo, who left home sixteen years earlier.
A Korean belief holds that ages ending in nine bring extra bad luck, and the men of one family put it to the test. Gu Kwang-soo, 39, is a once-celebrated music show producer demoted to a low-rated quiz program after an on-air scandal, and his ex-girlfriend Da-in has just moved in upstairs with her young daughter. His nephews Jin-gu, 29, and Min-gu, 19, face love troubles of their own.
This sitcom, adapted from a webtoon, follows the everyday adventures of Cho Seok as he goes through life alongside his family and his girlfriend, Ae-bong.
This family drama follows Kim Tae-joo, the eldest daughter in her household, and Lee Sang-joon, a top star who is the eldest son in his. Each carries the weight of being the oldest child while looking for a happiness of their own.
Nine-year-old Baek Na-rim is the only survivor of a car crash that takes her whole family, leaving her with memory loss and unable to speak. To help her heal, her uncle Byun hires Oh Dal-geon, an ex-gangster who rents out fake wedding guests and mourners, to assemble a fake family of seven, and the misfits he recruits barely get along.
Noh Young-won is celebrated as the country's top family counselor. When an unknown blackmailer threatens both her career and her family, she joins forces with her own mother-in-law to protect the household she has worked so hard to build.
This series follows a careless, immature single mother and her calm, sensible daughter as they live together under one roof. Their bond often looks more like two sisters than a typical mother and child.
Jo Eun-kang and the friends and relatives around her each hope to reach their goals after earlier setbacks in life. As they chase those dreams side by side, they become tangled up in a web of conflicts and affairs.
Seo Jung-in, the third child of a rich family, is abandoned by her groom on their wedding day when he learns her family has gone bankrupt. With their house sold and their father arrested, the Seos are forced to move in with the family of their former chauffeur, whose grandson Hyun-soo keeps bickering with Jung-in.
Hoping to revive her fading popularity, former idol singer Oh In-young joins a reality show that pairs up pretend mothers- and daughters-in-law. Her on-screen partner is Yang Choon-ja, the head of a long-established traditional clan, and the two cannot stand each other on camera.
Koo Soo-han and Choi Mi-na are a married couple raising their daughter, Song-yi, alongside a circle of neighbors and acquaintances. The comedy playfully pokes fun at familiar Korean drama clichés, and each episode closes with a short sketch sharing handy tips for everyday life.
In the neighborhood of Changri-dong, a group of retired special-forces operatives have spent years living as ordinary civilians. When strange incidents, including a string of mysterious explosions, start to threaten their families and community, they band together and put their old military skills to work, all while juggling everyday life.
Baek-ho and Dan-poong first meet during a food tasting at a mart and keep bumping into each other in silly situations. Then Baek-ho joins the marketing team at Bonjour Foods, where Dan-poong turns out to be his superior, and at first she finds his inexperience exasperating.
Ki Su-jong bought a building in Seoul by borrowing every penny he could, a practice known as yeongkkeul. He is now a property owner, but the debt is crushing him. Desperate to stop the bank from seizing the building and to keep supporting his family, he gets pulled into a kidnapping scheme.
Jung Deok-in left her job as a homicide detective after losing her only son. Now she runs a food stall outside his old school, watching over local children and her student customers to keep them safe from bullies and other dangers, while she searches for the truth about what happened to her son.
Yoon Tae-soo is a warm, loving father who heads his family while keeping his life as a gang boss hidden from them. Wanting his grown children's respect, he tries to turn his construction company and his gang into legitimate, clean businesses, but his chief rival, Baek Ki-beom, keeps standing in his way.
