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Doctor Cha Episodes 7-8 see the situation surrounding In-ho’s infidelity begin to come to a head in thiscomplicated episode.
Doctor Cha Episodes 5-6 deliver a pair of pivotal episodes for the series as side plots wrap up and a major one breaks open.
Doctor Cha Episodes 3-4 see Jeong-suk start her life as a first-year resident, though things get complicated in these humorous episodes.
Pandora: Beneath the Paradise is full of mystery, escalating dramatics, and features messy characters that you’ll love to hate
Doctor Cha Episodes 1-2 see Cha Jeong-suk’s life takes a turn when she learns to see her life differently in these entertaining episodes.
Queenmaker is full of surprises. It moves from a fixer drama to a political one, expertly engaging with the intersection of class and gender.
Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 9-10 don’t forget to show us the lives of its other characters we’ve met along the way.
Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 7-8 creep closer to the end and Shin and Jin Yeong-Ju meet for the first time.
Despite everything, Crash Course in Romance Episodes 15-16 manages to wrap up all of its storylines and give us the happy ending we crave.
Kill Boksoon is filled with fantastically directed violent sequences while also telling a thoughtful story about a mother and daughter.
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Despite the CGI and its more formulaic monster-of-the-episode approach, Dead-End Job is a fun romp that’s as enjoyable as it is wholly relatable.
Always Lalisa is a well-produced music documentary that is arguably one of the most visually appealing in some time, if a bit predictable.













