33 titles, most popular first
In Sandbox, a fictional hub for tech start-ups in South Korea, bright and ambitious Seo Dal-mi hopes to be the Steve Jobs of Korea. Nam Do-san, a former math prodigy whose small company has been failing for two years, learns that Dal-mi mistakes him for the pen pal she remembers as her first love.
Vice-chairman Lee Young-joon helps run a major corporation, and Kim Mi-so has been his remarkably capable secretary for nine years. When she suddenly announces that she plans to quit, his orderly world is shaken, and he sets out to do whatever it takes to make her stay.
Na Bong-sun is a timid assistant chef with low self-esteem who can sometimes see ghosts. When she is possessed by Shin Soon-ae, the ghost of a young woman set on finding romance before she moves on, Bong-sun suddenly turns bold and confident, catching the eye of her arrogant star chef boss, Kang Sun-woo.
Choi Han-gyeol, the carefree grandson of a food company chairwoman, is still hung up on his first love. He mistakes Go Eun-chan, a hardworking tomboy supporting her family, for a boy and pays her to pose as his boyfriend to dodge blind dates. Needing money, she keeps up the act to work at the rundown coffee shop he takes over.
As a child, Kim Hye-jin was a pretty girl from a rich family, while Ji Sung-joon was a plain boy with little confidence. Years later, after her family's bankruptcy and hard times, Hye-jin has frizzy hair and freckles, and Sung-joon is a handsome, successful editor. Embarrassed, she sends her glamorous best friend Ha-ri to meet him in her place, then ends up working at his fashion magazine.
Yoo Jung is a naturally gifted girl with a fiery artistic spirit who dreams of becoming the greatest potter in Joseon. She learns her craft at Bunwon, the government-backed kilns in Gwangju where pottery blends art and science, at a time when Joseon's white porcelain is prized as the finest in Asia.
Song Geu-rim has always dreamed of writing for radio, but she is stuck as an assistant because her writing skills fall short. When her only show is about to be cancelled, she tries to save her place by casting Ji Soo-ho, a top actor famous for his seemingly flawless life, as the show's new DJ.
Gu Seo-jin, a cold third-generation chaebol heir who runs the Wonder Land theme park, hides a split personality: when his heart rate passes 150, a kind, gentle alter ego named Robin takes over. He clashes with Jang Ha-na, the park's new circus master, who is determined to save the struggling circus he wants to shut down.
Han Gil-ro spent his childhood watching James Bond films and finally lands his dream job as a rookie agent at the National Intelligence Service. Kim Seo-won is a clumsy but determined fellow trainee. After training side by side, the two must keep their real identities hidden from one another, even as romance grows between them.
Ha Yeong-eun is a stylish design team leader at the fashion company The One, and Yoon Jae-gook is a freelance photographer who has made a name for himself. Set in the fashion world, the series follows the two as they navigate love, relationships and the pain of breaking up.
Eun Hwan-ki runs a public relations company, but he is so timid that his own staff have no idea he is their boss. Chae Ro-woon, a lively woman known for working hard, joins the firm with a plan to reveal who he really is.
Hwang Tae-hee grew up wealthy and is a confident, successful career woman with no time for dating. When she suddenly falls for Bong Joon-soo, she wastes no time chasing him and they quickly marry. Back from the honeymoon, she finds that her work rival, who is also her husband's ex, has taken over her job.
Seo Hye-jin is a seasoned instructor at a cram school in Daechi-dong. Ten years after he was her student, quirky Lee Jun-ho returns to the academy and begins to stir her feelings, sparking a secret late-night romance. Alongside their story, the drama looks at the lives of the academy's other teachers.
College student Jin Sun-mi lives happily with her widowed father, with her best friend Kim Woo-jin always by her side. Her life changes when her father takes in Heo Young-mi, a poor, ambitious girl her age whose father died working for his company. Young-mi soon envies everything Sun-mi has, and the two become rivals chasing careers as TV news anchors.
Song Ki-baek, a 33-year-old radio announcer, develops a condition that makes him blurt out whatever he is thinking. His unfiltered outbursts catch the eye of On Woo-ju, a variety show writer who will do anything for good TV, and she decides to join him on a dating variety show.
Cha Soo-kyung, a tough detective still haunted by the serial killer who murdered her fiancé and escaped years ago, is chosen to lead the Homicide Investigation Team when a new killer with a similar pattern appears in Seoul. She immediately clashes with Kim Jae-yoon, a laid-back prosecutor assigned to her team.
Lim Hyun-joon is a typecast actor hoping that a melodrama role will give him a new beginning. His path crosses with Wi Jeong-sin, a seasoned journalist who has suddenly been moved over to the entertainment desk.
Gong Tae-sung is a top star signed to the talent agency Starforce Entertainment, and Oh Han-byul leads the agency's PR team. The two share a prickly love-hate relationship, setting the stage for a romantic comedy behind the scenes of the entertainment business.
Choi Kang-soo spends his days making deliveries and dreams of one day becoming the CEO of his own delivery app company. The series follows his everyday hustle as he works toward that goal while finding love along the way.
After a childhood of frail health and her own heart surgery, Bong Dal-hee chases her dream of becoming a doctor. A graduate of a small medical school on remote Ulleungdo, she wins a spot in the residency program at Seoul's prestigious Hankook University Hospital, where her earnest, clumsy ways quickly upset strict heart surgeon Ahn Joong-geun.
Han Do-kyung, a calm professional who speaks five languages, leaves a job in Singapore to run operations at Incheon International Airport, still hurting from a rift with her pilot sister. Her composure is tested by Kim Ji-sung, a rule-breaking intelligence agent posted to the airport, while her childhood friend Ha-joon works in airport security.
Yoo Ryeong joined the police to find her missing twin sister, convinced she fell victim to a serial killer known as the Subway Ghost. Working for the subway police, the rule-bending officer is paired with Go Ji-seok, a by-the-book partner who would much rather stay out of trouble.
Jang Ki-joon was once a top talent manager until bigger agencies drove him bankrupt, and star actress Oh Seung-ah comes to his rescue by signing with him. Lee Kyung-min is a drama PD finally getting his first chance to direct, and Seo Young-eun is an in-demand writer raising a young son after divorce. Their lives become tangled as they make a drama together.
In early 19th-century Joseon, Goo Hae-ryung is a free-spirited woman, still single at 26, who loves to study and stands up for people who are treated unfairly. Meanwhile, 20-year-old Prince Dowon lives cut off from court in a quiet pavilion, secretly writing hugely popular Hangul romance novels under the pen name Maehwa.
Assistant manager Lee Roo-da sets out to turn her notoriously nasty boss, Baek Jin-sang, into a better person. The two of them find themselves trapped in a time loop, and they try to work out what is causing it so they can break free.
Seoul Hotel, a five-star hotel in the middle of a costly renovation, passes to its late owner's widow, Yoon Bong-sook, who has never run it, just as a rival firm starts buying up its shares. She sends employee Seo Jin-young to America to bring back Han Tae-jun, a former manager pushed out by a scandal, while the rival hires sharp Korean-American deal maker Frank Shin.
Hwang Ji-ahn is a shoe company director in her late thirties who enjoys being single and has no plans to marry. Tae-kang has only a high school diploma but dreams of designing shoes. After one night together, Ji-ahn finds herself pregnant, and their lives become tangled up.
Kang Ji-yoon runs the headhunting firm Peoplez and pours everything into her job, leaving little room for a life outside the office. Then she meets Yoo Eun-ho, a highly capable secretary who is also raising a child on his own. Ji-yoon is struck by how calmly he handles both his work and his family.
Shin Na-ra gave up her career dreams to support her boyfriend of seven years, Kang Seung-woo, but now that he is a successful accountant, he dumps her on their anniversary for cosmetics manager Cha Mi-rae. Jobless and nearly thirty, Na-ra poses as her 20-year-old sister to land a sales job at Mi-rae's company, where she clashes with co-worker Na In-jae.
Jin Do-hyuk, raised by his older sister after their parents died, dreams of being a journalist like his father but cannot afford college. He lands a job at Monday Seoul, a scandal-loving tabloid, and chases stories with endless energy. Along the way he crosses paths with Joo Jae-in, a by-the-book homicide detective who wants nothing to do with him at first.
Four people and their families find their lives tangled together through work at a cable television station. Amid office life and family ties, they discover how a single chance meeting can decide whether a man and a woman end up as lovers or as enemies.
Seo Hye-young is a talented, determined obstetrician who has just moved from the main hospital in Seoul to a branch hospital's OB-GYN department. Straightforward at work, her love life is far messier, tied up with a married man, and things get more complicated when she meets NICU chief Lee Sang-shik and her old friend Wang Jae-suk shows interest.
Eighteen-year-old Lee Ha-ru moves to Seoul to chase her figure skating dreams and reunites with her stepbrother Shin Hwal, whom she has not seen in years. She ends up moving into the bachelor pad Hwal shares with his two best friends from the ad agency, and their tangled love lives soon collide.
