15 titles, most popular first
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.
Kim Seon-dal is a brilliant, charming and daring swindler whose crew, including Bo-won, the Buddhist woman Yoon and Gyeon, is famous across the country. For their next big scheme, they set their sights on fooling Sung Dae-ryeon, the most powerful man around, in a story drawn from an old satirical tale about selling off the Taedong River.
After failing the national exam to become a teacher, Hye-won quits her part-time job in Seoul and heads back to the country village where she grew up. Her mother is no longer there, but as Hye-won cooks through the seasons, memories of how her mother made a home for her come back, and she reconnects with two childhood friends.
Park Se-ri is a cheerful high school student who worries about her naturally curly hair and has a crush on popular classmate Kim Hyun. When a new salon offering hair straightening she can't afford opens in town, she befriends Han Yoon-seok, a transfer student she saved from drowning, whose mother turns out to own the salon.
Won-il was once a promising swimmer like his champion father, but after losing both parents he quits the sport and lives recklessly. Facing expulsion, he is brought by his father's old friend Jae-suk to a sports high school, where he runs into his old rival Woo-sang, now a national swimming star forced to start over.
Nam Hyeon-soo, a former teen idol now in his thirties, works as a radio DJ. His life is turned upside down when a young listener who has been sending in stories about being a single mother shows up at his apartment with her little boy, claiming to be his daughter.
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.
After a mysterious organ donor's body crumbles into ash, the people who received his organs start developing strange powers. Park Wan-seo, a girl with an overprotective father, discovers superhuman strength and speed after her heart transplant, and she teams up with other recipients, including a nerdy young man with incredibly powerful lungs.
A congresswoman running for her fourth term suddenly finds herself unable to tell a lie, just days before the election. The trouble is that her entire political career has been built on lies, and now nothing but the truth comes out of her mouth.
Kim Won-kang, a one-time football prospect whose life has not gone to plan, travels to East Timor hoping to find new chances. Spotting street kids playing barefoot, he opens a sports shop, only to realize none of them can afford his gear. On the verge of giving up, he instead starts coaching the children in football.
Jae-sung, a struggling actor at rock bottom, is at a public bathhouse when a slick hitman named Hyung-wook slips on a bar of soap and knocks himself out. Jae-sung swaps their locker keys and takes the stranger's car and cash, while Hyung-wook wakes up with no memory and believes he is Jae-sung.
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.
Jung-seok is a librarian who lives every moment of his day on a strict schedule and cannot stand anything out of place. He falls for a convenience store cashier who shares his love of order, but she wants someone different from herself. With help from So-jung, a messy, free-spirited musician, he tries to break his routines, even joining a singing audition with her.
Yeong-ju, a smooth-talking swindler, wins early parole so she can attend her sister's wedding. On the way, she rescues a stolen heirloom ring for a village pharmacist named Hee-cheol but misses her train and loses her gift. When she follows him to his hometown, his family takes her for his bride-to-be, and she sweetly plays along.
