44 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 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.
Kim Hyun-jun and Jin Sa-woo, best friends as close as brothers, serve together in an elite army special forces unit until they are recruited into the NSS, a secret South Korean black-ops agency. Both fall for Choi Seung-hee, the agent who quietly scouted them, as they begin a dangerous new life in espionage.
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.
Three resistance fighters from the 1930s, when Korea was under Japanese rule, are reborn in the present day as a best-selling author stuck in a slump, a devoted fan, and a ghostwriter. As the three cross paths, the unresolved truth of their shared past starts to catch up with them.
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.
In Busan in 1997, high schooler Sung Shi-won is a devoted fan of the boy band H.O.T., and her days revolve around her idols and five close friends. The story moves between their teenage years and 2012, when the friends, now 33, gather for a reunion dinner and look back on the past.
Cheerful Shin Ji-hyun seems to have it all: loving, wealthy parents, loyal best friends and a wedding just weeks away. When a car accident leaves her in a coma, a soul guide called the Scheduler gives her one chance to live again. Within 49 days, she must collect three tears cried purely out of love by people who are not her family.
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.
Eighteen-year-old Choi Joon-woo, shaped by a hard home life and past trouble at school, is forced to transfer to Cheonbong High School over something he did not do. Planning to stay a quiet loner through his junior year, he soon gets pulled out of his shell by classmates facing their own growing pains.
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.
Kim San-ha, Yoon Ju-won and Kang Hae-jun aren't related by blood, but they grow up as one family in their teens, cared for by Ju-won's father, who runs a kalguksu restaurant, and San-ha's father. When circumstances force San-ha and Hae-jun to leave, the three are split up, and ten years later they meet again.
Han Tae-yang is a hard-working young man determined to turn his tiny vegetable stand into a success. He hires a group of lost young men, including a lonely farmer, a former idol trainee, an awkward genius and a quiet homeless man, who become his staff and his friends. He also falls for Mok Ga-on, a woman who is hiding a secret.
In 1930s Korea under Japanese rule, Lee Kang-to is a Korean officer working with the Japanese police to capture Bridal Mask, a mysterious masked rebel fighting for independence. Meanwhile, his best friend, gentle Japanese schoolteacher Kimura Shunji, falls for the fiercely patriotic Mok-dan.
In the Joseon dynasty, four people who come from very different backgrounds band together around Yi Geum, a prince known as Prince Yeoning. They set out to help him claim the throne and to reform the Saheonbu, putting their varied skills toward a shared cause.
Shin Joo-yeon is a 33-year-old marketing director at a home shopping company who has grown tough at work and nearly given up on love. Two very different men enter her life: Joo Wan, a free-spirited songwriter she half-remembers looking after as a boy, and Kang Tae-yoon, her polished, workaholic senior and mentor.
The members of rock band Excellent Souls leave Seoul for a small country village, planning to farm land Lee Min-ki inherited from his late grandmother and earn enough to record an album and win back their fame. On arrival, Min-ki finds that the village leader is his first love, Kang Yoon-hee.
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.
College student Yun Tae-o suddenly finds his house full when his friends move in, each for their own reasons: a college dropout, a runaway family friend and his longtime childhood friend. Sharing one roof, the young housemates stumble through the messy, confusing business of first love and living together.
On his birthday, high schooler Sung Hae-sung is sent back to school on an errand and is killed in an accident. Twelve years later, he wakes up on his school's rooftop, still 19, while everyone he loved has grown up, including his girlfriend Jung-won, now 31. With his friends' help, he tries to learn what really happened to him.
Joo Byung-hee is the wild, free-spirited frontman of Eye Candy, a popular underground rock band made up of high school boys. When their rough, troublemaker-filled school is shut down, the bandmates start to wonder whether going back to high school is even worth it.
At Myeong-il University, charming and wealthy freshman Yeo Jun is popular with everyone. A group project pairs him with Nam Su-hyeon, an awkward third-year from a poor family who only cares about earning credits and money, and Kim So-bin, a struggling, ordinary student, and the three form an unlikely trio.
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.
As the Goryeo dynasty collapses and Joseon begins to rise, two close friends become enemies after a misunderstanding drives them apart. In a time of upheaval, each sets out in his own way to protect his country and the people he loves.
As a child, Joon-hee befriends a little girl named Kang-hee, along with two boys: Kim Dong-young, a general's son, and Jang Bin, whose parent is a fashion designer. When North Korean troops invade their town during the Korean War, the two girls are torn from their families, sending all four children down very different paths toward adulthood.
In 1970s Daegu, Lee Jung-hee, the second daughter of a family that runs a lingerie factory, leads a group of teenage girls on chaotic adventures. Bae Dong-moon falls for her on a group date, but she has a crush on Son Jin, a senior at a boys' school, and things get complicated when transfer student Park Hye-joo arrives from Seoul.
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.
Insurance salesman Goo Dae-young moves from Seoul to the small city of Sejong. There he meets his next-door neighbor Baek Soo-ji, and the two quickly become friends and strike a deal while she chases Lee Sang-woo, the man she believes is the love of her life.
Han Tae-woong is a quiet 17-year-old math genius who enters an elite high school, where a rivalry with fellow prodigy Kim Jung-kyu grows into a close friendship. Years later, now living a very different life as an unknown boxer carrying a painful past, he is hired as a driver for Bo-ra, the cold daughter of a wealthy businessman.
Kang Baek-ho and Ham Yi-seul have been close friends since their elementary school days, but he never admitted his feelings for her. At her wedding to another man, Baek-ho is full of regret, until a mysterious conductor gives him the chance to travel back to moments from their past and try to change how things turn out.
Three women with nothing in common but their stay at a hospice decide to use the little time they have left to take down one bad person. An unexpected encounter with a mysterious hitman soon pulls them into a murder case.
In the 1980s, Go Young-rye works as a bus hostess on route 100 while hoping to get into university, and she befriends Seo Jong-hee, a charismatic newcomer. Both girls are drawn to Han Jae-pil, son of a wealthy department store owner, in a story about youth, friendship and first love.
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.
After losing his best friend in an accident, once-famous theater director Seo Byung-hoon is weighed down by guilt and resolves to save his late friend's theater troupe. Drawing on his stagecraft, he starts the Cyrano Dating Agency, setting up carefully staged romantic moments for clients who pay, all to raise money for an old theater.
An anonymous confession posted on Seoyeon University's student forum throws campus life into chaos. Four students from different departments, Ma Joo-ah, Cha Min-ho, Seo Ji-min and Park Ha-neul, team up to find "M", the mysterious writer, and along the way they navigate shifting friendships and new romances.
Set in South Korea during the turbulent 1980s and 1990s, this series follows three young people as they fight hard to hold on to their dreams, to their friendship, and to the single first love that ties them together.
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.
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.
Dong-joo and Gi-tae, both left behind by their parents, grow up as best friends in an orphanage. When Ji-soo arrives after a family tragedy, both boys fall for her, and in a church the three share a promise that each boy will look after her if the other is not there. Then an accident at a river tears Dong-joo away from them.
