28 titles, most popular first
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.
Inside the KBS building in Yeouido, the sixth floor holds the partitioned offices of the network's variety department. There, its staff juggle hectic schedules packed with filming, editing and all-night meetings, as the series follows their working lives behind the scenes of TV entertainment.
Woo Young-woo is an autistic woman who finished first in her law school class but keeps being turned away by employers. Through her father's connection, she lands a position at Hanbada, a big Seoul firm, where her remarkable memory sets her apart and coworkers find her way of speaking strange and blunt.
Kim Sam-soon is a loud, gifted pastry chef nearing thirty who hates her old-fashioned name. On Christmas Eve she is dumped by her cheating boyfriend and loses her job. Hyun Jin-heon, owner of a fancy French restaurant, hires her, and when she needs money to save her mother's house, he offers it if she will pose as his girlfriend.
Squad Chief Go's team of narcotics detectives keeps botching operations, and after a chase ends in a massive pileup, their jobs are on the line. To redeem themselves, they launch an undercover stakeout of an international drug gang, using a fried chicken restaurant as their cover.
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.
Bae Ta-mi, Cha Hyeon and Song Ga-kyeong are three women in their late thirties who work at Unicon and Barro, the two leading rival web portal companies. The series follows their working lives and ambitions in a fast-paced, fiercely competitive industry.
Kang Hyo-min is a rookie lawyer at Yullim Law Firm, principled and self-assured yet clumsy in social situations. Guided by her partner Yoon Seok-hoon, a cool-headed and highly skilled veteran attorney, she learns the ropes of legal work and grows into a true lawyer.
After twenty years as a housewife, Cha Jeong-suk takes a bold leap into a new chapter of her life. She starts over as a first-year medical resident, stepping into the demanding world of hospital work at a stage when few would dare to begin again.
Kim Sung-ryong is an accountant who takes a middle-manager job at TQ Group with a plan to embezzle a large sum of money. Once inside, the self-serving schemer finds himself standing up for the basic rights of the company's ordinary employees.
The Dreams, a professional baseball team, have finished last in their league four seasons running. When their general manager steps down, the club hires Baek Seung-soo, who has taken teams in other sports to championships but has never run a baseball club. Facing tight budgets, feuding coaches and a stubborn roster, he sets out to shake up the team.
In high school, Chun Ji-ae was the popular queen bee and awkward Yang Bong-soon her opposite, until Ji-ae stole Bong-soon's crush. Years later their fortunes have flipped: Ji-ae scrapes by with her jobless husband Dal-soo, while Bong-soon is married to a successful executive. When Dal-soo lands a job at Queen's Food, his new boss is Bong-soon's husband.
Tae-soo, a lawyer stuck in a temporary job at a top law firm, is desperate for a permanent position. He is handed a special assignment: revive a failing zoo within three months. The catch is that the zoo has no animals, so he and the zookeepers decide to dress up as animals themselves.
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.
On Ma-eum is a former judo athlete forced to retire after an injury. Starting over as an editor at a webtoon company, she struggles to find her feet in a working world very different from sports.
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.
Marketing manager Nam Jung-gi is so endlessly nice that his coworkers joke he is a walking charity. The only person who rattles him is Ok Da-jeong, a sharp-tongued new colleague from their main competitor whose temper has earned her a nickname. When someone from her past threatens the company, the two very different people have to work together.
Im Dae-ho is a bank teller stuck in a dull routine: often late, short on results, and regularly put in headlocks by his deputy manager. Hoping to break free of his boss's grip, and remembering a rule-breaking wrestling hero from his childhood, he signs up at a pro wrestling gym and starts training at night.
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.
At Gaus Electronics, a global maker of home appliances, the staff of the company's third marketing team ride out the ups and downs of life in a big corporation. Between the daily grind of office work, the colleagues build friendships and find romance with one another.
Cha Eun-kyung is a star divorce lawyer, sharp-tongued and fiercely devoted to her clients, whose own marriage is starting to fall apart. When idealistic new hire Han Yu-ri joins the firm and questions her practical methods, the two women clash at first but gradually grow into mentor and student.
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.
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.
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.
Forced out of the military because of his superior's mistake, Kyung-tak is out of work and helping at his parents' restaurant. While applying for a new job, he rescues a client of Yoo-jin, a bodyguard, and ends up hired at the security firm where she works, while a newcomer named Na-young befriends his younger sister Kyung-mi.
Oh Dal-ja is a 33-year-old managing director at a home shopping network who longs for real romance and feels pressure to marry. After her flirty coworker Shin Se-do drops her for the channel's stylish host, she pays Kang Tae-bong, a man six years younger, to pose as her boyfriend for three months.
After a mysterious asteroid nearly hits Earth in 2013, odd things start happening to the Noh family and their neighbors. Na Jin-ah lives with her mother in a run-down house outside Seoul and dreams of working at Kong Kong, the toy company her late father helped build, while Noh Min-hyuk prepares to become its next CEO.
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.
