Great K-dramas are on the way, with intriguing originals, compelling adaptations, and even more captivating sequels.
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This gripping potboiler follows an undercover police officer on a mission to infiltrate a gigantic crime ring trafficking drugs into South Korea, China, and Japan.
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A space tourist and astronaut's fateful encounter is the subject of this sci-fi rom-com TV series.
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The drama focuses on a young couple who overcome a crisis and fall in love
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Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) skipped the flight to the US as Squid Game came to a close, only to go back and fight the creators of the deadly game in the next season.
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This webtoon-based love story is about a regular college student who becomes housemates with a former K-pop idol who has left behind the glittering days of being an idol.
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Based on the same-named Naver webtoon, it tells the tale of a woman who transforms into a dog when she kisses and of a guy who holds the secret to breaking the curse but is terrified of dogs.
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Unlike its first season, which focused on humanity's survival, All of Us Are Dead's second season will focus more on zombie survival.
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In the remake of the hugely popular Taiwanese drama Someday or One Day, Ahn Hyo-seop and Jeon Yeo-been will romance through the riddles of time and space, with the characters shrouded in a layer of intricately interwoven plot.
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With a plethora of unanswered questions, the next two seasons could culminate in even more barbaric depictions of what transpires in the Green Home residential complex.
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A young man and woman fight for their lives against creatures that were born out of human avarice in the bleak spring of 1945.