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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.
Twins Lee Seo-young and Lee Sang-woo grow up in hardship because of their father Sam-jae's bad money decisions, working odd jobs while she studies law and he studies medicine. After their mother dies, Seo-young blames her father and cuts him out of her life, moving in with the wealthy Kang family as a live-in tutor.
Cho Dong-baek, left with the mind of a nine-year-old after nearly drowning as a child, was adopted in America as Anna Laker and fell for a Korean student called James before they were separated. Years later she moves to Seoul with their son Carl, a speed skater, and when an accident ends his career, he stays to find his father.
Jang Eun-ha, a North Korean defector, works as a special delivery driver in Busan. A job to pick up former baseball player Kim Doo-sik, who is tangled up in illegal gambling, goes wrong when she ends up with his young son, Seo-won, and the two are chased by Kyeong-pil, a corrupt police officer after a bank security key the boy carries.
Yoon Bom, a lively teacher from Seoul, moves to the rural town of Shinsu-eup after being unfairly caught up in a scandal. She starts teaching there but keeps everyone at arm's length, until she meets Seon Jae-gyu, a rough-edged but kind local man who begins to draw her out of her shell.
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.
In Joseon, a young widower named Shim Jung-woo and a young widow named Jung Soon-deok join forces on an unusual mission. Together they set out to find husbands for three unmarried women whom society has written off as old maids, turning matchmaking into a lively partnership.
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 1992, four women in a rural village, the Bangpan Sisters, start selling adult products door to door at a time when sex is still a taboo subject. The series follows their friendship, independence and growth as they take on this bold new line of work.
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.
Hong Jeong-hye is serving ten years in prison for killing her abusive husband, and the son she bears behind bars must, by law, be given up for adoption. Promised a day out with her infant if she pulls it off, she sets out to form a choir with fellow inmates, including death-row prisoner Kim Moon-ok.
Sang-man, a lonely man who knows nothing about his family, survives an attempt on his own life and wakes up in the hospital able to see ghosts. Four spirits follow him home and refuse to leave, so he agrees to carry out their unfinished wishes, while also getting to know a kind nurse named Yun-soo.
In 2041, Lee Juck looks back on the Ahn family in his best-selling novel. When Nae-sang's business partner flees the country after embezzling company money, Nae-sang is left with huge debts and angry creditors. Broke and homeless, he gathers his family and moves in with his wife Yoo-sun's younger brothers, Kye-sang and Ji-seok.
Kang Ho-gu is a sweet, naive young man who has never had a real girlfriend. At a high school reunion he meets his teenage crush, Do Do-hee, now a fiercely competitive swimmer on the national team, and is thrilled to find she remembers him.
Soon-ho is a lawyer weighed down by his father's debts. He takes on a case in which a housekeeper, Mi-ran, is accused of killing her employer, though she says she simply found him dead. The only witness is Ji-woo, a teenage girl with autism, and Soon-ho sets out to befriend her, hoping to show her account cannot be trusted.
Jae-hee is a free-spirited young woman, and Heung-soo is a man keeping something deeply hidden about himself. The two become close friends and share an apartment in Seoul, facing the highs and lows of young adult life side by side. The film is adapted from part of a novel.
In 2009, troublemaker Kang Bok-soo is expelled from the elite Seolsong High after being accused of pushing his best friend off the school roof. Nine years later, after he rescues his old girlfriend Son Soo-jung, now a teacher there, he finds himself back at Seolsong as a student in its lowest-ranked class.
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.
Song Na-young and her husband Jung Sung-min long for a baby but cannot conceive. After Sung-min is suddenly killed in an accident, Na-young gives birth to a daughter, unaware that three of his friends secretly donated sperm to help. Now the baby's father could be Han Soo-hyun, Choi Kwang-hee or Na Hwang Kyung-tae.
Kang Da-wit is a high-flying but arrogant judge with fame, a spotless image and a huge social media following. When his life takes an unexpected turn, he is forced to start over as a public interest lawyer, a far humbler role than he is used to.
Seok-heon, a security guard with a habit of petty theft, gains telekinetic powers after drinking from a mountain spring struck by a meteor. Meanwhile his estranged daughter, Shin Roo-mi, who runs a fried chicken restaurant, is fighting a mob-backed construction company determined to tear down her small business and her neighborhood.
Sung-chil is a grumpy man of seventy who lives alone, works part-time at a local supermarket and refuses to sign off on the town's redevelopment plan. Things change when he meets Geum-nim, the lively elderly woman who runs the flower shop next door, and the whole neighborhood steps in to help the awkward Sung-chil win her over.
Doctor Cha Mi-rae is raising her little girl Sa-rang alone when she learns she has only a year to live. Turning to Han Yeol, the ex she left a decade ago, a former pro baseball player now working as a rehab coach, she resolves to make the scruffy, short-tempered bachelor into the best possible dad for her child.
As a child, Kim Hye-ja found a special watch on the beach that can turn back time. When she uses it to try to save her father from a car accident, she learns the cost: each time she rewinds time, she grows older. Meanwhile, Lee Joon-ha, a young man she shares a close friendship with, has given up his dreams under the weight of family troubles.
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.
The drama follows the celebrity managers at Method Entertainment, a talent agency where everyone is a pro at work but an amateur when it comes to life. The story looks at their working days and their private lives behind the scenes of show business.
Oh Hyun-jin is the youngest executive at her company and excels at her job, but giving birth to her first child leaves her stunned and unsure how to care for a baby. At an upscale postpartum care center, she finds she is the oldest new mother there and feels lost among women who seem to know exactly what they are doing.
Gye-chun, a haenyeo diver on Jeju, is overjoyed when her granddaughter Hye-ji comes back after being lost for twelve years. The two start living together in Gye-chun's home and slowly try to rebuild their bond, though the grown-up Hye-ji shares very little about herself.
Four young people become interns at Yongcheonru, the most famous inn in Joseon, where they face grumpy guests and strict bosses. Prince Lee Eun tries to hide his royal identity, Hong Deok-soo secretly works disguised as a man, Cheon Jun-hwa slowly warms up to inn life, and ambitious Ko Soo-ra pushes himself hard to earn respect.
In the late 1950s, Detective Park Yeong-han is known for catching petty thieves. He teams up with three colorful colleagues to take on corrupt and powerful figures using nothing but common sense, instinct, and persistence, on his way to becoming a detective who truly serves ordinary people.
Two families run rival Chinese restaurants. Hyo-dong, whose father built their now-struggling restaurant through decades of hard work, meets the charming Hee-ae and Shin-ae, a poor but determined student, at a cooking class, and as he chases his dream of becoming a top chef, he falls for Hee-ae while the rivalry between the restaurants heats up.
Once their four children have moved out, an older couple, Hyung-sub and Jeong-ae, decide it is finally time to live for themselves. Then one day all four children come back home to stay. At the same time, a new neighbor moves in with a plan for revenge against Hyung-sub.
After her husband's death, Ma Kwang-sook looks after his younger brothers and takes a risk by stepping in to run the family's Eagle Brewery. Along the way she keeps running into Han Dong-seok, the CEO of LX Hotel, and the two unexpectedly end up as business partners.
Seven orphans taken in and raised by the same father grow up as a close-knit family in a seaside town. Bonded more tightly than many blood siblings, they face hardship side by side as they try to make their way in the seafood business.
Seon Woo-hyul, who is half human and half vampire, somehow ends up living under the same roof as Joo In-hae, a cold-hearted woman. Their unlikely life together, as two very different people, slowly begins to bring warmth to both of them.
Architect Woo Jae-hee has long been at odds with his father, who runs a big company, and has lived on his own since starting university. While visiting a remodeling site, he meets interior designer Lee Bitchaewoon for the first time, and the two clash over their different ideas. They are also both residents of Samgwang Villa.
Kim Ji-wan comes from a once-wealthy landowning family that lost its fortune after his father died, and he was raised by his stepmother and grandmother. To support them, he swallows his pride and uses connections to land a job at Nuga Global, a medical appliance company, where CEO Jang Tae-soo, an old friend of his father, offers to mentor him.
Cotton Candy, a K-pop girl group made up of Jenna, Hyun-ji, Stella, El and Chae-ah, has been neglected by their agency, which now pours its energy into boy group Mars. Labeled failed idols by the public after six years of struggle, they face disbanding. Before they go, they decide to fight for one goal: winning first place on a music show.
In 15th-century Joseon, Jang Yeong-sil is born a slave but has a rare gift and a deep love of astronomy. His talent catches the attention of King Sejong, who brings him to court, where he sets out to build clocks, gauges and instruments that could change the kingdom.
Cha Dong-joo lost his hearing in an accident but pretends he can still hear. Bong Woo-ri is a bright woman who plays dumb so her intellectually disabled father can keep his pride, and she has long been searching for her stepbrother, Bong Ma-roo, who left home sixteen years earlier.
This series brings together two people who help others for a living: Kim Tae-hee, who takes on odd jobs for an errand company his uncle owns, called A Dime a Job, plus funeral director Baek Dong-ju, who makes the last wishes of the dead come true.
Kang Soo-jin, a temporary teacher at an elementary school, realizes that one of her young students is being abused at home, and the police fail to step in. When she finds the girl left out by the roadside one night, she impulsively takes her away, and the two begin a life on the run together.
Park Seon-ja runs a little restaurant selling beef soup and raised her three daughters on her own. Now grown up, eldest Mi-seon juggles work and family, confident Mi-ri falls for her co-worker Han Tae-joo, whose family owns the company, and youngest Mi-hye, once a promising novelist, helps out at the restaurant.
Wei Wei is a young circus ringmaster whose only family and friend is Ling Ling, a gorilla who can swing a baseball bat. When her grandfather dies and leaves a huge debt, a loan shark wants to take Ling Ling away to pay it off, so Wei Wei lets a money-minded sports agent named Sung bring the gorilla to play in the Korean Baseball League.
Yoon Yoo-seul, a piano prodigy, loses her sight in a car accident and struggles to put her life back together. Help comes from Jung Cha-sik, another aspiring pianist, and Seo Jin-mok, her former rival, as the three teenagers find their way through music and growing up.
A Korean belief holds that ages ending in nine bring extra bad luck, and the men of one family put it to the test. Gu Kwang-soo, 39, is a once-celebrated music show producer demoted to a low-rated quiz program after an on-air scandal, and his ex-girlfriend Da-in has just moved in upstairs with her young daughter. His nephews Jin-gu, 29, and Min-gu, 19, face love troubles of their own.
NIS agent Lee Han-gyu fails to stop an assassination carried out by North Korean sleeper spy Ji-won, and loses his job over it. Six years later, Han-gyu tracks down runaway brides as a private investigator and Ji-won works construction. When they cross paths by chance, each recognizes the other but keeps quiet, and they end up working and living together.
Worn out by hectic, complicated city life, a group of people leave their old routines behind and move to an unfamiliar town with one simple plan: to do nothing at all. Away from the pressure, they slowly begin to rediscover who they really are.
