Top 50 Highest Rated Kdramas on IMDb (Ranked High To Low)

Korean dramas are the best to relieve stress & get away from your real life. They are addicting because of their great storyline, heart-melting romance & funny moments.

Kdramas are fun to watch. They have many genres like thriller, action, romance, comedy, law, a slice of life, crime & many more. You will find many popular & high-rated dramas that are worth a watch.

If you are new to Kdramas & are watching your first drama, here is a warning: you will get addicted to them. Because they are emotional & have a great plot. Their OSTs are soothing to listen to.

Highest Rated Kdramas on IMDb

If you decide to watch a Kdrama, you will first see its rating on IMDb. It is the most popular website to check ratings & reviews of all the movies & TV series around the world. This also includes dramas from South Korea.

If you are looking for Korean dramas that have high ratings on IMDb, here are 50 of them. The list is sorted from high to low ratings. Dramas with 1000+ votes are only added.

This list was updated in the month of October 2023. So, the current ranking may be different as new dramas keep airing. The rating is mentioned in the title after the drama’s name. Let’s get to the list.

1. Reply 1988 (9.2)

The drama follows the lives of 5 families living on the same street in a neighborhood. A nostalgic look back at the year 1988. As the group of friends gets into and out of mischief, what experiences will they carry with them into their future lives?

Cast –

• Lee Hye Ri as Sung Deok Sun
• Go Kyung Pyo as Sung Sun Woo
• Ryu Joon Yeol as Kim Jung Hwan
• Park Bo Gum as Choi Taek

No. Of Episodes – 20

Watch On – Netflix, Viki

2. My Mister (9.1)

The drama tells us the story of three middle-aged brothers, who are enduring the weight of their lives, and a strong, cold woman, who has been living a hard life of her own, as they come together in healing each other’s past scars.

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Cast –

• Lee Sun Kyun as Park Dong Hoon
• IU as Lee Ji Ahn
• Park Ho San as Park Sang Hoon
• Song Sae Byuk as Park Gi Hoon

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix, Viki

3. Alchemy Of Souls (8.8)

Set in a fictional country called Daeho, Jang Wook of the noble Jang family has a secret about his birth. He meets Mu Deok, an elite warrior trapped within a physically weak body who becomes his servant and secretly begins teaching him how to fight.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Lee Jae Wook as Jang Wook
• Jung So Min as Mu Deok Yi
• Hwang Min Hyun as Seo Yul
• Shin Seung Ho as Go Won

No. Of Episodes: 20 (80 min. each)

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4. Hospital Playlist (8.8)

The drama tells the story of doctors, patients, and nurses working at Yulje Medical Center. It focuses on five doctors who have been friends since they entered medical school in 1999. It will also deal with a story of a band formed by a group of doctors.

Cast –

• Jo Jung Suk as Li Ik Jun
• Yoo Yeon Seok as Ahn Jung Won
• Jung Kyung Ho as Kim Jun Wan
• Jeon Mi Do as Chae Song Hwa

No. Of Episodes – 12

Watch On – Netflix

5. Six Flying Dragons (8.8)

A historical drama that takes place in Korea during the troubled Joseon dynasty. In the drama, six different people, each with their own talents and personalities, work together to fight for justice and change in their country.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Yoo Ah In as Lee Bang Won
• Kim Myung Min as Jung Do Jeon
• Shin Se Kyung as Boon Yi
• Byun Yo Han as Ddang Sae

No. Of Episodes: 50 (60 min. each)

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6. Mr. Sunshine (8.7)

A young boy born into a house servant’s family and travels to the United States during the 1871 Shinmiyangyo. He returns to his homeland later as a U.S. marine officer. He falls in love with an aristocrat’s daughter. At the same time, he discovers a plot by foreign forces to colonize Korea.

Cast –

• Lee Byung Hun as Choi Yoo Jin
• Kim Tae Ri as Go Ae Shin
• Kim Min Jung as Kudo Hina / Lee Yang Hwa
• Yoo Yeon Seok as Gu Dong Mae / Ishida Sho

No. Of Episodes – 24

Watch On – Netflix

7. Navillera (8.7)

The story of a 70-year-old retired mailman who decides to pursue his life-long dream of learning ballet. At the dance academy, he meets a 23-year-old ballet dancer. He is struggling financially and thinks of giving up ballet until meeting the mailman, which changes his mind.

Cast –

• Park In Hwan as Shim Deok Chul
• Song Kang as Lee Chae Rok
• Na Moon Hee as Choi Hae Nam
• Hong Seung Hee as Shim Eun Ho

No. Of Episodes – 12

Watch On – Netflix

8. Mouse (8.7)

Ba Reum is a police officer whose life changes when he encounters a psychopathic killer. This drives him and his partner to unveil the truth behind psychopathic behaviours. A drama that asks the question, “What if we could identify psychopaths in advance?”

Cast –

• Lee Seung Gi as Jung Ba Reum
• Lee Hee Joon as Ko Moo Chi
• Park Joo Hyun as Oh Bong Yi
• Kyung Soo Jin as Choi Hong Joo

No. Of Episodes – 20

Watch On – Viki

9. Crash Landing On You (8.7)

Se Ri goes for a short paragliding ride, a sudden tornado blows her off course, leading her to crash land in North Korea, where she meets an army officer, who agrees to help her return to South Korea. They fall in love, despite the dispute between their countries.

Cast –

• Hyun Bin as Ri Jung Hyuk
• Son Ye Jin as Yoon Se Ri
• Seo Ji Hye as Seo Dan
• Kim Jung Hyun as Goo Seung Jun

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

10. Flower Of Evil (8.6)

Baek Hee Sung is a carpenter who lives with his wife Cha Ji Won and their daughter. However, he conceals some terrible truths from his wife. His wife is a murder detective who is working on a case involving a psychopath who is very close to her.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Lee Joon Gi as Baek Hee Sung
• Moon Chae Won as Cha Ji Won
• Jang Hee Jin as Do Hae Soo
• Seo Hyun Woo as Kim Moo Jin

No. Of Episodes: 16 (70 min. each)

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11. Moving (8.6)

The story revolves around three high school students who acquired superpowers from their parents. It will look at how they learn to use their abilities and conceal them from others, while their parents strive to keep them from being used by others.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Ryu Seung Ryong as Jang Joo Won
• Han Hyo Joo as Lee Mi Hyun
• Zo In Sung as Kim Doo Shik
• Cha Tae Hyun as Jeon Gye Do

No. Of Episode: 20 (60 min. each)

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12. Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (8.6)

When a total eclipse of the sun takes place, Ha Jin is transported back in time to the Goryeo Dynasty. She soon befriends several of the princes and meets the 4th Prince, Wang So. She finds herself caught up in palace politics and the rivalry among the princes as they fight for the throne.

Cast –

• Lee Joon Gi as Wang So
• IU as Go Ha Jin / Hae Soo
• Kang Ha Neul as Wang Wook
• Hong Jong Hyun as Wang Yo

No. Of Episodes – 20

Watch On – Viu

13. Queen Seondeok (8.6)

A biopic of Queen Seondeok, who was born a princess and later became the ruler of Silla, leaving behind many brilliant achievements. She was born a twin but was abandoned as a baby. She was later brought back to the Silla palace.

Cast –

• Lee Yo Won as Queen Seondeok
• Go Hyun Jung as Lady Mi Shil
• Park Ye Jin as Princess Chun Myung
• Yoo Seung Ho as Kim Chun Chu

No. Of Episodes – 62

Watch On – Kocowa

14. Extraordinary Attorney Woo (8.6)

The drama is about a brilliant 27-year-old lawyer with Asperger’s syndrome. She graduated from Seoul National University for both college and law school. However, she still finds herself struggling when it comes to social interactions.

Cast –

• Park Eun Bin as Woo Young Woo
• Kang Tae Oh as Lee Joon Ho
• Kang Ki Young as Jung Myung Seok
• Jeon Bae Soo as Woo Gwang Ho

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

15. Twenty-Five Twenty-One (8.6)

Set in 1998, the drama tells the stories of youth who find new direction and growth after having their dreams taken away. Yi Jin and Hee Do first meet when they are 22 and 18 years old and fall in love when they turn 25 and 21.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Nam Joo Hyuk as Baek Yi Jin
• Kim Tae Ri as Na Hee Do
• Bona as Go Yoo Rim
• Choi Hyun Wook as Moon Ji Woong

No. Of Episodes: 16 (70 min. each)

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16. Mr. Queen (8.6)

Bong Hwan works as a chef at the Blue House in the present day. He has a free spirit, but his spirit ends up in Queen So Yong’s body in the Joseon period. So Yong will find out that her husband has some secrets and is not as kind as he seems.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Shin Hye Sun as Kim So Yong
• Kim Jung Hyun as King Cheoljong
• Bae Jong Ok as Dowager Sunwon
• Kim Tae Woo as Kim Jwa Geun

No. Of Episodes: 20 (75 min. each)

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17. It’s Okay To Not Be Okay (8.6)

The drama revolves around a community health worker at a psychiatric ward who lives with his brother having autism & a popular writer who is suffering from an antisocial personality disorder. They unravel many secrets, seek comfort from each other, and move forward in their lives.

Cast –

• Kim Soo Hyun as Moon Gang Tae
• Seo Yea Ji as Ko Moon Young
• Oh Jung Se as Moon Sang Tae
• Park Gyu Young as Nam Ju Ri

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

18. Sky Castle (8.6)

The drama revolves around the lives of housewives residing in a luxurious residential area called SKY Castle. The wives are determined to make their husbands more successful and to raise their children to be top students.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Yeom Jung Ah as Han Seo Jin
• Lee Tae Ran as Lee Soo Im
• Yoon Se Ah as Noh Seung Hye
• Oh Na Ra as Jin Jin Hee

No. Of Episodes: 20 (70 min. each)

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19. Our Blues (8.6)

The drama revolves around the sweet & bitter life of different people who are somewhat interconnected, in one way or the other, and depicts their stories in an omnibus format against the backdrop of Jeju Island.

Cast –

• Lee Byung Hun as Lee Dong Seok
• Shin Min Ah as Min Seon Ah
• Cha Seung Won as Choi Han Soo
• Lee Jung Eun as Jung Eun Hee

No. Of Episodes – 20

Watch On – Netflix

20. Goblin (8.6)

Kim Shin (Goblin) is framed as a traitor and executed by the young monarch. Years after his death, he is cursed by the Almighty to be eternal forever. He encounters Ji Eun Tak, who claims to be his spouse. The plot centres around four main leads.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Gong Yoo as Kim Shin
• Kim Go Eun as Ji Eun Tak
• Lee Dong Wook as Grim Reaper
• Yoo In Na as Sunny

No. Of Episodes: 16 (80 min. each)

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21. The Red Sleeve (8.5)

A historical drama that tells the romance of a royal court between Sung Deok Im, a court lady who wants to protect the life she chose and Yi San, an emperor who believes his duty is to his country first above love.

Cast –

• Lee Jun Ho as Yi San / King Jung Jo
• Lee Se Young as Sung Deok Im
• Kang Hoon as Hong Deok Ro
• Lee Deok Hwa as King Young Jo

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Viki

22. Misaeng: Incomplete Life (8.5)

Geu Rae has been playing go since he was a kid. He tried to become a professional go player, but failed. He starts working in a company on the recommendation of a friend. He tries his best at his new job and doesn’t let his humanity slip away.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Im Si Wan as Jang Geu Rae
• Lee Sung Min as Oh Sang Shik
• Kang So Ra as Ahn Young Yi
• Kang Ha Neul as Jang Baek Ki

No. Of Episodes: 20 (80 min. each)

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23. Signal (8.5)

Park Hae Yeong watches a girl being taken away 15 years ago. Hae Yeong is now a police cop and a criminal profiler. One day, he finds a walkie-talkie that links him with Detective Lee Jae Han from the past. Together, they solve a string of killings.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Lee Je Hoon as Park Hae Yeong
• Kim Hye Soo as Cha Soo Hyun
• Jo Jin Woong as Lee Jae Han
• Kim Won Hae as Kim Gye Cheol

No. Of Episodes: 16 (75 min. each)

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24. Move To Heaven (8.5)

A young man with Asperger’s syndrome and his estranged uncle, a former convict, work together as trauma cleaners, clearing out the possessions of dead people, uncovering the stories they left behind, and telling them to loved ones.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Lee Je Hoon as Cho Sang Gu
• Tang Jun Sang as Han Geu Ru
• Hong Seung Hee as Yoon Na Mu
• Jung Suk Yong as Yoon Young Soo

No. Of Episodes: 10 (52 min. each)

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25. Stranger (8.5)

Hwang Shi Mok, a prosecutor finds him in a murder case. He meets Police Lieutenant Yeo Jin at a murder crime scene. They work together to wipe out corruption at the prosecutor’s office and solve a serial murder case.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Jo Seung Woo as Hwang Shi Mok
• Bae Doo Na as Han Yeo Jin
• Lee Joon Hyuk as Seo Dong Jae
• Shin Hye Sun as Young Eun Soo

No. Of Episodes: 16 (70 min. each)

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26. Under The Queen’s Umbrella (8.5)

The drama follows queen Hwa Ryung, the wife of a great king and the long-suffering mother of five troublemaking sons who cause nothing but headaches for the royal family and are about to be turned into crown princes.

Cast –

• Kim Hye Soo as Im Hwa Ryeong
• Kim Hae Sook as Queen Dowager
• Choi Won Young as King Lee Ho
• Kim Eui Sung as Hwang Won Hyeong

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

27. Jewel in The Palace (8.5)

The story is about a legendary girl, Jang Geum, who became the first woman to be the royal physician. Despite being a low-class girl in the male-dominated society, she landed herself as a royal cook, later becoming the royal physician, then ultimately the physician in charge of the king.

Cast –

• Lee Young Ae as Seo Jang Geum
• Ji Jin Hee as Min Jung Ho
• Hong Ri Na as Choi Geum Yeong
• Im Ho as King Jung Jong

No. Of Episodes – 54

Watch On – Viki

28. Healer (8.5)

A long-forgotten event that hides dark truths brings together a well-known reporter, a less-known reporter, and a man with the code name “Healer.” The Healer starts to figure out how he and the two reporters know each other, which puts them all in danger.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Ji Chang Wook as Seo Jung Hoo
• Park Min Young as Chae Young Shin
• Yoo Ji Tae as Kim Moon Ho
• Kim Mi Kyung as Jo Min Ja

No. Of Episodes: 20 (60 min. each)

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29. Prison Playbook (8.4)

A compelling drama about the lives of prisoners, their families, and the duty officers who work in the prisons. Kim Je Hyuk, a famous baseball pitcher, is convicted of assault after he saves his sister and goes to jail.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Park Hae Soo as Kim Je Hyuk
• Jung Kyung Ho as Lee Joon Ho
• Krystal Jung as Kim Ji Ho
• Im Hwa Young as Kim Je Hee

No. Of Episodes: 16 (90 min. each)

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30. Dr. Romantic (8.4)

Sa Bu used to be a well-known surgeon but quits everything to become a doctor in a small town. He helps Dong Joo and Seo Jung become great doctors by teaching them to fight against power and money for the sake of their patients.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Han Seok Kyu as Teacher Kim
• Yoo Yeon Seok as Kang Dong Joo
• Seo Hyun Jin as Yoon Seo Jung
• Choi Jin Ho as Do Yoon Wan

No. Of Episodes: 20 (60 min. each)

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31. Empress Ki (8.4)

The drama revolves around Ki Seungnyang, a Goryeo-born woman who had to be a servant at the Mongol Yuan court. She rises to power despite the restrictions of the era’s class system, and later marries the emperor of the Mongol empire to become an empress of the Yuan dynasty.

Cast –

• Ha Ji Won as Ki Yang
• Ji Chang Wook as Toghon Temur
• Joo Jin Mo as Wang Yoo
• Baek Jin Hee as Tanashili

No. Of Episodes – 51

Watch On – Netflix, Viki

32. Vincenzo (8.4)

Vincenzo, a Mafia consigliere, runs away to South Korea to get gold from the bottom of Geumga Plaza. But a company has illegally taken ownership of the building, and he must use his skills to get the building back and get his money back.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Song Joong Ki as Vincenzo Cassano
• Jeon Yeo Been as Hong Cha Young
• Ok Taec Yeon as Jang Jun Woo
• Kim Yeo Jin as Choi Myung Hee

No. Of Episodes: 20 (80 min. each)

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33. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (8.4)

Hye Jin, a dentist moves to the seaside village of Gongjin. She meets Du Shik and becomes curious about him. He is known as Mr. Hong around town. He is unemployed officially, but he is a master of odd jobs who appears to help everyone with any situation.

Cast –

• Shin Min Ah as Yoon Hye Jin
• Kim Seon Ho as Hong Doo Shik
• Lee Sang Yi as Ji Sung Hyun
• Lee Suk Hyeong as Kang Do Ha

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

34. The Good Bad Mother (8.4)

The drama is about a woman named Young Soon, who has devoted her entire life to raising her kid, and her son, prosecutor Kang Ho, who, as a result of an unanticipated accident, has amnesia and regresses to childhood.

Cast –

• Ra Mi Ran as Jin Young Soon
• Lee Do Hyun as Choi Kang Ho
• Ahn Eun Jin as Lee Mi Joo
• Yoo In Soo as Bang Sam Sik

No. Of Episodes – 14

Watch On – Netflix

35. Pachinko (8.3)

The drama shows the hopes and dreams of four generations of a Korean immigrant family. The drama is about a forbidden love and shows a timeline of war and peace, separation, success, and judgment in Korea, Japan, and the United States.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Youn Yuh Jung as Kim Sun Ja
• Lee Min Ho as Koh Han Su
• Jin Ha as Baek Solomon
• Kim Min Ha as Kim Sun Ja (young)

No. Of Episodes: 8 (54 min. each)

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36. Youth Of May (8.3)

Set in the year 1980 during the Gwangju Uprising, the drama follows the love story of medical student Hee Tae, who entered medical school and Myung Hee, who worked as a nurse for the past 3 years. Their love seems destined by fate.

Cast –

• Lee Do Hyun as Hwang Hee Tae
• Go Min Si as Kim Myung Hee
• Lee Sang Yi as Lee Soo Chan
• Geum Sae Rok as Lee Soo Ryun

No. Of Episodes – 12

Watch On – Viki

37. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo (8.3)

Bok Joo is a weightlifter aiming for the gold medal, but then for the first time in her life, she falls in love. At age 20, can she find a way to have both love and fame? The drama shows how friends grow up and how their relationships change as their lives get busier.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Lee Sung Kyung as Kim Bok Joo
• Nam Joo Hyuk as Jung Joon Hyung
• Lee Jae Yoon as Jung Jae Yi
• Kyung Soo Jin as Song Shi Ho

No. Of Episodes: 16 (60 min. each)

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38. The Devil Judge (8.3)

The drama is set in a dystopic version of Korea. Three judges work together to bring justice and peace through a courtroom live show that airs on TV. Kang Yo Han, a cruel head trial judge, is made the chief judge.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Ji Sung as Kang Yo Han
• Kim Min Jung as Jung Sun Ah
• Park Jin Young as Kim Ga On
• Park Gyu Young as Yoon Soo Hyun

No. Of Episodes: 16 (75 min. each)

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39. Age Of Youth (8.3)

Five girls in their twenties come to live together in a house. Each girl has a particular personality, background, and issues. The drama follows their struggles and incidents dealing with relationships within their circles, with dating, and with each other.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Han Ye Ri as Yoon Jin Myung
• Ryu Hwa Young as Kang Yi Na
• Park Eun Bin as Song Ji Won
• Han Seung Yeon as Jung Ye Eun

No. Of Episodes: 12 (60 min. each)

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40. Arthdal Chronicles (8.3)

Set in the fictional land of Arthdal during ancient times. Eun Sum was born with a fate to bring disaster to Arthdal. Ta Gon is the most powerful person in Arthdal & dreams of becoming the first king of Arthdal. Tan Ya lives under the highest honor and her ambition is to be a politician.

Cast –

• Song Joong Ki as Eun Sum
• Kim Ji Won as Tan Ya
• Jang Dong Gun as Ta Gon
• Kim Ok Bin as Tae Al Ha

No. Of Episodes – 18

Watch On – Netflix

41. Live (8.3)

The drama revolves around the incidents that occur in the police force and the joy, sorrow, and pain that police officers experience as they try to protect justice. They form the ‘Live’ team at the Hongil patrol division. Each officer has their own story.

Cast –

• Lee Kwang Soo as Yeom Sang Soo
• Jung Yu Mi as Han Jung Oh
• Bae Sung Woo as Oh Yang Chon
• Bae Jong Ok as Ahn Jang Mi

No. Of Episodes – 18

Watch On – Netflix

42. Kingdom (8.3)

During the Joseon period, the spirit of a recently dead king comes back, and a mysterious illness starts to spread across the country. To find out what is going on and save his people, the crown prince must deal with a new kind of enemy.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Joo Ji Hoon as Lee Chang
• Ryu Seung Ryong as Jo Hak Joo
• Bae Doo Na as Seo Bi
• Kim Sung Gyu as Young Shin

No. Of Episodes: 6+6 (50 min. each)

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43. My Liberation Notes (8.3)

Set in Sanpo Village, a place where usually the influx of people leaving is higher than the ones moving in. The drama depicts three Yeom siblings, Chang Hee, Mi Jung, Ki Jung, and a stranger who want to escape from their dead-end life.

Cast –

• Lee Min Ki as Yeom Chang Hee
• Kim Ji Won as Yeom Mi Jung
• Lee El as Yeom Ki Jung
• Son Seok Koo as Mr. Goo

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

44. While You Were Sleeping (8.3)

A prosecutor named Jae Chan chooses to change the course of events, which saves the lives of Hong Joo and Woo Tak. When they start dreaming about each other, they understand that their lives are now tied together in some way.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Bae Suzy as Nam Hong Ju
• Lee Jong Suk as Jung Jae Chan
• Jung Hae In as Han Woo Tak
• Lee Sang Yeob as Lee Yu Beom

No. Of Episodes: 16 (60 min. each)

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45. Chicago Typewriter (8.3)

The drama features three resistance warriors who lived during Japan’s conquest of Korea in the 1930s and are reincarnated as a best-selling writer, a fan, and a ghostwriter in the present. It is an epic story of friendship, love, and betrayal.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Yoo Ah In as Han Se Joo
• Im Soo Jung as Jun Seol
• Go Kyung Pyo as Yoo Jin Oh
• Kwak Shi Yang as Baek Tae Min

No. Of Episodes: 16 (70 min. each)

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46. Tunnel (8.3)

Park Kwang Ho is a detective in 1986. During his investigation, he walks through a tunnel that works as a time portal and takes him to Seoul in the present day. He meets Kim Sun Jae, a new partner and tries to find the serial killer to return to the past.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Choi Jin Hyuk as Park Kwang Ho
• Yoon Hyun Min as Kim Seon Jae
• Lee Yoo Young as Shin Jae Yi
• Jo Hee Bong as Jeon Seong Shik

No. Of Episodes: 16 (65 min. each)

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47. Kill Me, Heal Me (8.3)

The story is about an heir to a business who has severe dissociative identity disorder. He asks a psychiatrist for help to get his life back under control, but she ends up falling in love with one of his personalities. Her brother looks into him and his family.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Ji Sung as Cha Do Hyun
• Hwang Jung Eum as Oh Ri Jin
• Park Seo Joon as Oh Ri On
• Kim Yoo Ri as Han Chae Yun

No. Of Episodes: 20 (65 min. each)

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48. Hot Stove League (8.3)

The drama centres on a baseball team that is in last place and gearing up for an extraordinary season after the hiring of their new general manager. Each episode will highlight an issue the team is facing as they work to improve.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Namgoong Min as Baek Seung Soo
• Park Eun Bin as Lee Se Young
• Cho Byeong Kyu as Han Jae Hee
• Oh Jung Se as Kwon Gyung Min

No. Of Episodes: 16 (62 min. each)

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49. It’s Okay, That’s Love (8.3)

Jae Yeol is a popular novelist. While sitting on a talk show panel with psychiatrist Hae Soo, it became clear to all that the two just rubbed each other the wrong way. Due to an incident, they both become roommates & attempt to heal each other’s deep-seated wounds.

Cast –

• Jo In Sung as Jang Jae Yeol
• Gong Hyo Jin as Ji Hae Soo
• Sung Dong Il as Jo Dong Min
• Lee Kwang Soo as Park Soo Kwang

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix, Viki, Kocowa

50. 18 Again (8.2)

Hong Dae Young, a 37-year-old man on the verge of being divorced from his wife suddenly finds himself inside his 18-year-old body. He starts living a new life under a new name Ko Woo Young to get closer to his children and protect them.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Kim Ha Neul as Jung Da Jung
• Yoon Sang Hyun as Hong Dae Young
• Lee Do Hyun as Ko Woo Young
• Roh Jeong Eui as Hong Shi Ah

No. Of Episodes: 16 (70 min. each)

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Wrapping Up

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