32 titles, most popular first
Yoo Shi-jin is a captain in the South Korean Army's special forces, and Kang Mo-yeon is a surgeon. They see life and duty very differently, which keeps them apart at first, until they meet again on a humanitarian mission in a disaster-hit country. A second romance grows between master sergeant Seo Dae-young and army doctor Yoon Myung-joo.
In Joseon, at a time when women had little influence, the orphaned Jang-geum enters the royal kitchen as a young apprentice cook. Determined and hardworking, she sets out to master the secrets of Korean cooking and medicine, in a story inspired by a real woman of the era.
Boo Yong-joo was once a top surgeon at a leading Seoul hospital until a traumatic incident led him to vanish and take the name Kim Sa-bu. Now working at Doldam, a small hospital in Gangwon Province, he mentors young doctors Kang Dong-joo and Yoon Seo-jeong, teaching them to put patients ahead of power and money.
Cha Do-hyun, heir to his family's business in its third generation, has lived with dissociative identity disorder and seven separate identities since going through several traumatic events. He tries to take back control of his life with secret help from Oh Ri-jin, a first-year psychiatry resident, while her twin brother, a writer eager to expose the rich, starts following him.
Yoo Hye-jung is a headstrong, tough high school girl who keeps everyone at a distance because of painful childhood wounds. Meeting her mentor Hong Ji-hong begins to change her life, until a report about their close relationship pulls them apart. Thirteen years later, the two meet again, now that Hye-jung has become a successful doctor.
Park Si-on is a young surgeon who is autistic and has savant syndrome, giving him a remarkable memory and sharp spatial skills. He gets six months to show he can handle a pediatric surgery residency, but colleagues and patients doubt him, especially hot-tempered surgeon Kim Do-han, who is reluctant to guide him.
In the Joseon era, Hur Jun is born to a nobleman father and a low-born mother, and the harsh discrimination he faces leaves him drifting into smuggling. When his mother falls ill, he turns to the respected physician Yoo Ui-tae for help, becomes his student, and discovers a real gift for medicine.
Jung Da-eun is a skilled nurse in the psychiatry department at Myungshin University Hospital. The series follows her days on the ward and the bonds she forms with the patients in her care, each of whom is facing struggles of their own.
Jang Jae-yeol is a playful, slightly arrogant mystery novelist and radio DJ who lives with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Ji Hae-soo is a driven first-year psychiatry fellow who cares deeply for her patients but is wary of love. When the two meet, their strong personalities clash at every turn.
In 1980 Gwangju, medical student Hwang Hee-tae, the pride of his hometown, is pulled by his activist best friend into running an illegal clinic for students hiding from the government. To cover some costs, he agrees to a marriage meeting arranged by his father. There he meets nurse Kim Myung-hee, who came in her friend's place to raise money to study in Germany.
Yoon Soo-wan and Park Dong-joo were young sweethearts, each the other's first love, until painful family troubles forced them apart. Twelve years later, Soo-wan, whose sight was restored by surgery, works as an emergency rescuer, and Dong-joo has become a surgeon. When they cross paths again, she is engaged to neurosurgeon Kang Ji-woon, so Dong-joo keeps his identity hidden.
Surgeon Lee Hae-seong is sent from a top Seoul hospital to a rundown one with no emergency room after defying his director. When a sinkhole and a massive earthquake cut Seoul off from the outside world, he teams up with Jung Ddol-mi, an orthopedic resident from Busan stranded in the city, to treat the injured.
Cha Yo-han is a brilliant but sometimes odd anesthesiologist, and Kang Shi-young is a smart, warm resident who pays close attention to her patients. Working together, they take on people suffering from mysterious pain, both sudden and long-lasting, and try to find its causes and treat it.
Song Eun-jae is a brilliant surgeon who, instead of a top hospital, ends up on a ship that sails between small islands bringing care to rural villagers. Cold toward her stubborn elderly patients, she works alongside Kwak Hyun, a warm young doctor who heals with kindness as much as medicine.
Arrogant surgeon Min Gi-seo is shaken when his girlfriend dies after confessing that, years earlier, a mistake she made gave a little girl HIV. Seeking to make amends, he finds the child, eight-year-old Bom, living happily on Pureun Island with her hardworking single mother Young-shin and her forgetful great-grandfather.
A young man with a troubled past, who has struggled his whole life, is sent to a hospice hospital to do community service. There he joins Team Genie, a group that grants the final wishes of hospice patients, and for the first time he begins to learn what it means to care for others.
At Gwang Hae University Hospital, a group of doctors and nurses are brought together as an elite medical team. The series follows their working lives and the challenges they face as members of this top team of medical professionals.
Three years after the first season, Kim Sa-bu, the gifted surgeon at the small Doldam Hospital, visits Geosan University Hospital to recruit a general surgeon. He offers the job to Seo Woo-jin, an outcast doctor shunned by his colleagues and weighed down by his past, while suspended doctor Cha Eun-jae has little choice but to follow them to Doldam.
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.
Lee Eun-sung, warm-hearted and impulsive but weak in his studies, comes from a new provincial medical school. Nam Hye-suk, cool and calculating, earned perfect scores at the top of her class. As the only applicants for heart surgery residency at Kwanghee University Hospital, they must prove themselves to Choi Kang-guk, the brilliant but stubborn new department head.
Inspired by the biblical tale of two brothers, the series follows Lee Cho-in, a brilliant doctor who seems to have everything. His older brother Seon-woo burns with jealousy, blaming Cho-in for taking away their father's love, the recognition he craved as a doctor and the woman he loves.
A man who once dreamed of being a cook grows up to become a neurosurgeon instead, while a woman takes up cooking because of him. Their story is drawn from the 1995 collapse of the Sampoong Department Store in Seoul.
Jin Hyuk is a brilliant, perfectionist neurosurgeon with a nearly flawless record but little warmth toward others. After an operation to remove a strange tumor, a mysterious force sends him 150 years back to 1860 Joseon, where medicine is primitive. Lacking proper tools, he begins treating patients by inventing his own devices and medicines.
After two years teaching in the countryside, Lee Min-woo returns to a city hospital to finish his residency, unsure he even wants to be a doctor. Easygoing and jaded, he is shaken out of his indifference by a traumatic event. In the ER he works alongside first-year resident Kang Jae-in, from a hospital-owning family, under the demanding surgeon Choi In-hyuk.
At one of South Korea's leading medical centers, an emergency room doctor who always puts patients first clashes with the new CEO just put in charge of the hospital. Their opposing ideals and interests set off a struggle inside the hospital's walls.
Kang-il is a rescue firefighter weighed down by guilt over losing his wife, and he throws himself recklessly into danger. Mi-soo, a doctor focused only on her career, is sued after a misdiagnosis and could lose her license. Her lawyer needs Kang-il as a witness, so she sets out to win him over by pretending to date him.
Struggling with bills, Moon Hye-rim takes a job as a nurse's aide in a hospital VIP ward, caring for paralyzed billionaire Kim Cheol-oh, whose son keeps him alive through transplants. When a brain-dead pregnant woman named Mi-na arrives after a car crash, Hye-rim is paid to find her family and get consent to take her heart.
A team of doctors digs into what really caused a series of industrial accidents and workplace hazards. Each case they investigate is modeled on a real occupational disaster that happened to ordinary people in South Korea, bringing those stories to the screen.
Heo Jun, son of a concubine and a provincial governor, is born into a rigid society that looks down on him. After watching the gifted doctor Yoo Ui-tae save a dying patient, he resolves to become a physician, starting as an herb gatherer and studying rare medical texts at Yoo's clinic with help from Ye-jin.
At a hospital where Western and traditional Eastern treatment sit side by side, two gifted brothers work on opposite sides: Doo-hyun is a neurosurgeon, while Seung-hyun specializes in Eastern medicine. Backed by their own friends and teams, they compete fiercely over their clashing views, yet must also work together to save patients.
In 1885, Jejungwon opens as the first modern Western hospital in Joseon, founded by Emperor Gojong at the urging of American medical missionary Horace Newton Allen. It treats patients no matter their social standing and takes in a small group of students to train in Western medicine. The series follows their studies and careers.
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.
