59 titles, most popular first
Two one-time entertainment stars, Ji Jin-hee and Jo Young-sik, decide to launch a content production company of their own, named Kick Kick Kick Kick. Their shared goal is clear: a race to reach three million subscribers for the new company.
Goo Dae-young is stuck in a rut now that he is in his thirties. To recover, he sets out to revisit the dishes he loved in his twenties, joined by his old college classmate Lee Ji-woo, and over shared meals the two look back on memories from their past.
Six young people use the rooftop of Tae-oh's house as their hideout, gathering there to escape and share their lives. Each of them carries a story of their own, and the series follows them as they stumble through love, friendship and growing up.
This comedy follows a police squad ranked dead last in the nation. When its members cross paths with an elite Violent Crime Team leader, they set out together to become the very best team around.
Sa-gye is a K-pop singer whose life changes when he is forced to attend university. On campus he forms a co-ed band with three other students, and together they chase their love of music while romance starts to bloom.
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.
Claire Duncan is a 20-year-old American college student who lives for Korean dramas, especially her favorite show and its leading man, Joon Park. Her ordinary routine of work and classes changes when a bit of magic pulls her through her phone and drops her right into the drama she loves.
Yeo Bong-soon grew up in the countryside and gets the chance to work as a chef at the Blue House, the presidential residence. People there first see her as naive and old-fashioned, including Nam Bong-ki, a lazy, self-centered presidential guard, while her heart already belongs to Jang Joon-won, a doctor she once saved on a mountain near her home.
Childhood sweethearts Han Dong-joo and Lee Da-ji married at 19 after fighting for their parents' approval, only to divorce six months later. Six years on, they meet by chance at a horse auction in Australia, and when Dong-joo, a tycoon's grandson, heads to Jeju Island to build a resort, he ends up living with his ex-wife, now a horse vet.
At Fly High Butterfly, a hair salon devoted to turning customers into "butterflies," director Michelle leads a team of stylists and interns, including Gi-bbeum. They all work long, exhausting hours while handling every kind of customer who walks through the door.
The rugby team at Hanyang High School pushes hard every year to take the title at the National Sports Festival, yet it keeps finishing in last place. Things begin to shift for the struggling squad when Ju Ga-ram is brought in as their new coach.
