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Kang In-ha leaves a life of poverty behind after learning he is the illegitimate son of a conglomerate's owner. Rejected by his new family, he teams up with his childhood friend Han Tae-oh on a plan to take over the company and claim a place at the top of society.
Orphaned and raised by his gambler uncle, Kim In-ha spends his days with friends in the basement of a movie theater. He forms an unlikely friendship with Choi Jung-won, a straight-laced, wealthy boy whose family owns the theater, and both boys fall for Min Su-yeon, whose father runs the theater's projector.
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.
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.
In 2014, a radio DJ receives a letter from his first love that stirs up long-buried memories. Back in the summer of 1991, five friends spend their days together, and shy, innocent Beom-sil falls for Soo-ok, a girl with an injured leg whom he carries wherever she needs to go.
Set in Korea's turbulent 1970s and 80s, this story follows two friends on very different paths. Tough, loyal Park Tae-soo becomes a gangster, while principled Kang Woo-suk becomes a prosecutor. Yoon Hye-rin, Woo-suk's spirited college classmate and the daughter of a wealthy casino owner, meets Tae-soo through him and the two fall in love.
A group of college students from a mix of countries and cultures lives together in a university dormitory in Seoul. This sitcom follows the residents through their day-to-day lives as they share one roof.
In the Goryeo dynasty, the ambitious young Crown Prince Wang Won shares a deep bond with his childhood friend Wang Rin. When the two meet a young woman named Eun San, the three quickly become close friends, but both young men soon find themselves falling for her.
In the turbulent 1960s, the series follows the bond between Uncle Samsik, a man known for eating three meals a day even through the Korean War, and Kim San, a member of the elite. Driven by ambition, the two form a partnership shaped by affection, trust and suspicion.
Nineteen-year-old Yoon-young dreams of a civil service job and lives with her deaf single mother while working part-time at a café. After a violent assault one night, she ends up in prison, known only as inmate 2037. In despair, she pulls away from her mother and slowly finds support among her cellmates in room 12.
Kim Byung-doo is a small-time gangster in his late 20s who can't raise enough money to save his family from eviction. Desperate, he goes over the head of his boss, Sang-chul, and takes a dangerous job straight from President Hwang, the man above them. Meanwhile, he reunites with childhood friend Min-ho, now a director making a gangster film.
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.
Ji-hwan is a taekwondo student and part-time stuntman who dreams of becoming the Korean Jackie Chan. Dal-rae is a drama student and hopeful actress whose shyness keeps costing her auditions. The two have been friends since childhood, but things get complicated when each of them starts dating someone else.
Ex-bodyguard Jang Ok-ju loses her best friend Min-hee and learns that her friend's final wish was for revenge on Choi Pro, a predator who exploited her. Grieving and furious, Ok-ju starts tracking him down, determined to make him pay.
Kim Hwan crosses paths with six other boys and soon realizes that each of them is quietly carrying his own struggles. Drawn together, the seven young men lean on one another as they try to face the hardest parts of their lives.
Three bored high school girls hold a séance with a traditional Korean spirit board, and a ghost tied to water seems to answer. Meanwhile Min Ji-won, a skilled swimmer who has lost her memory, is troubled by nightmares from her forgotten past, and an old friend warns her that someone named Su-in is coming for them.
After going bankrupt, Kirin High School of Art is taken over by Oz Entertainment, which moves its own young trainees in and sparks a rivalry with the school's troubled students. Shin Hae-sung gets in with a top exam score but can't sing, and befriends classmates Jin Yoo-jin, a former child actor who dreams of rock stardom, and JB, a member of a famous idol group.
A handsome, famous actor relies on his three friends and the head of his agency as he deals with struggles in his career and his personal life. This darkly comic look at the entertainment business is adapted from an American series.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Four best friends set off on one last trip together before one of them leaves to do his military service. Along the way, they become caught up in an incident that changes the course of their lives forever.
Three lonely people cross paths at a department store. Mi-jung, a stockroom worker, keeps to herself to avoid others' eyes; Yo-han, who works in the parking garage, is outgoing and loves rock music; and Kyung-rok has traded his dreams for a safe but empty life. Kyung-rok is drawn to Mi-jung right away.
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.
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.
North Korean detective Im Cheol-ryung is sent back to Seoul to catch Jang Myong-jun, a terrorist leader who escaped custody in New York and slipped into the South with a fortune. He reunites with South Korean detective Kang Jin-tae, and the pair are soon joined by Jack, an FBI agent chasing the same fugitive.
Four childhood friends grow up side by side: Joon-seok, the group's leader and son of a powerful mob boss; Dong-su, an undertaker's son; Jung-ho, the class clown; and Sang-taek, a model student. As teenagers they share crushes, run-ins with teachers and brawls with rival schools, before their paths start to pull in different directions.
In 1970s and 1980s Busan, four boys grow up together as friends on the city's rough streets. As they become men, best friends Dong-soo and Joon-seok are pulled into the local gang underworld. The series expands a semi-autobiographical film of the same story.
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.
Kim Hyun-woo is a TV weather reporter who looks elegant on screen but drinks and swears a lot off camera. Her friend of 18 years, gentle schoolteacher Kang Joon-soo, has quietly loved her for ages, yet he can only stand aside as she chases a married coworker and goes on a blind date with a dull photographer.
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.
Yong-ju, Gi-woong and Gi-taek were best friends in middle school, but they have since drifted apart, with Gi-woong now a feared fighter who runs with a powerful bully's gang. Under heavy pressure to get into a top university, Yong-ju worries as Gi-taek is targeted by the gang, while his own feelings for Gi-woong grow.
After college, a group of six friends go their separate ways. Years later, Sun-ae returns from the United States and tells Hye-jin she is being followed by Kyung-ah, a girl who is supposed to be dead, while Se-hoon is haunted by dreams of a woman whose face he cannot recall. Soon Hye-jin starts seeing Kyung-ah too.
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.
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.
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.
Early in King Sunjo's reign, the scholar Jeong Yak-jeon is banished to remote Heuksan Island. Fascinated by sea life, he hopes to record it in a book and asks for help from Chang-dae, a young fisherman who knows the waters well but refuses to work with a convicted man, until Jeong offers to tutor him in return.
Three former high school classmates meet up again, but things go badly wrong when Lee Jun-seong and Song Jae-hyo rashly decide to abduct their friend Park Min-woo. What follows drags all three of them into a dangerous and chaotic ordeal.
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.
After her mother's death, lonely Soo-rin moves to Hwano Road with her new stepfather and keeps to herself until a boy named Sung-min befriends her. One day they go into the mountains with friends to watch a construction blast, and everyone vanishes except Soo-rin. Days later, a grown man appears, claiming to be Sung-min.
Three women live by one simple rule: every day should end with a drink. Adapted from a webtoon, this slice-of-life comedy follows their friendship and the everyday ups and downs they talk through as they unwind together after work.
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.
