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When a serial killer begins playing games with police, two intrepid investigators will put aside their differences in Nine Puzzles.
Queen of Tears Episodes 7-8 highlight betrayal in different ways, but also remind us of how devastating heartbreak can be.
The Impossible Heir Episodes 9-10 pushes us toward an ending that can’t come soon enough, full of glaring, frustrating issues.
Queen of Tears Episodes 5-6 balances the high-stakes drama with sweet romantic tones, giving viewers a little bit of everything.
With In-Ha emerging as the villain, The Impossible Heir Episodes 7-8 resets the players on the chessboard.
Ultimately, Doctor Slump is as directionless as its leading character, Ha-Neul. Where the series succeeds most is its depiction of romance
Queen of Tears Episodes 3-4 adds fascinating layers to our leading duo, but also introduces an intriguing villain to the mix.
Chicken Nugget dials everything up to a ten and then some. It is absurdist, comedic fun and embraces its quirky energy.
Queen of Tears Episodes 1-2 establishes an interesting relationship dynamic that will leave viewers wondering whether or not they’ll last.
Jo Yoonsu stars in the latest series from writer and director Park Hoonjung, K-Drama ‘The Tyrant,’ coming to Disney+ later this year.
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The Physical 100 franchise is returning with its first-ever nation-vs-nation competition and a giant cast of talent, Physical Asia.
Genie Make A Wish is more chaotic than you’d think when diving into this latest romantic KDrama, yet somehow, it surprisingly works.
As a spinoff (though it should just be considered a sequel) of Kill Boksoon, Mantis is the young scrappy upstart trying to find its footing.