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From dating and physical endurance to zombies, Netflix announced it’s 2023 slate of Korean unscripted television series.
Single’s Inferno 3 promises to bring the same hot dating show but with changes in rules and location to spice up the romantic roulettes.
Crash Course in Romance Episodes 7 & 8 focus on Nam Haeng-seon’s and Choi Chiy-yeol’s relationship and makes it rewarding
Trolley Episodes 13-14 deliver more revelations as Kim Hye Ju’s world continues to unravel in these two gripping episodes.
Physical 100 is looking for the ultimate physique and it’s putting 100 competitors through the gauntlet — Here is why you should watch.
With a deepening mystery and a better balance of humor and tension, Crash Course for Romance Eps 5-6 put things back on track.
Trolley Episodes 11-12 deliver powerful moments as it sees twists and startling reveals that change all the major plot lines.
Crash Course in Romance Episodes 3-4 struggles to handle the clash of genre tones onscreen, losing its identity in the process.
Crash Course in Romance Episodes 1-2 sets the stage for a quirky, high-energy comedy with slightly sinister undertones.
Trolley Episodes 9-10 see more layers to its narrative emerge as it continues to test its characters and draw the audience in.
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