Netflix's period romance The Scandal, starring Son Ye-jin, Ji Chang-wook, and Nana, premieres September 18, 2026, with all eight episodes dropping at once. Based on the 2003 film Untold Scandal, the 19+ rated series follows a dangerous wager of seduction and deception in Joseon-era Korea. Its trailer has already gone viral, with fans calling the cast a 'dream lineup' and praising the slow-burn tension between the leads.
From The Ordinary Jackpot to Made In Korea season 2, September brings a fresh wave of new drama. Filing for emotional and adventurous spirit of fans, this fall is both a roller coaster and emotional.
My Bias, My Boss opens to a love triangle between a fan's love and a potentially real love, turning the life of an employee upside down. It depicts a fantasy coming true only when real love enters the co-op.
Dive into Ji Sung’s brilliant performance as a former gang boss turned accidental local hero in The Apartment Job. Is this his best character transformation yet?
Dream To You opens up at a second chance for two people who once shared the same passion and end up taking different paths. Now fates have brought them together for a bigger motive.
I didn't expect a six-episode Korean thriller about a literature professor to make me this uncomfortable about my own reading habits, but here we are. Notes From the Last Row is the kind of show that starts as a slow-burn mystery and ends up quietly interrogating you, the viewer, for the exact same crime its protagonist commits.
See You at Work Tomorrow!' worth the hype? See how Seo In-guk and Park Ji-hyun turn office burnout into electric romantic chemistry.
Step into 1999 Haeseong City, where a broke, terminally ill woman and her chaotic friends accidentally gain superpowers, this review breaks down The WONDERfools' plot, chemistry, fan buzz, and Season 2 hopes.
K-drama land is bringing it this July, with a ghost-seeing heiress, a gangster running for office, and a neurosurgeon racing to save his kidnapped ex-wife. Add a stacked cast, Lee Dong-wook, Ahn Bo-hyun, Park Eun-bin, Hwang In-youp, Nam Joo-hyuk, Lee Hye-ri and you've got a must-watch July. Here's the full line-up
Fans of Weak Hero, Boyhood, and Study Group, rejoice! Netflix's new action K-drama Teach You a Lesson is here, delivering instant karma to school bullies. It's intense, brutal, and definitely not for the weak-hearted.
Like Azure Spring, healing slice-of-life shows navigate deep trauma and lost futures. By tackling grief and anxiety in quiet settings, they reveal that overcoming life's hurdles makes it precious.
The slice of life drama deals with anxiety, trauma, life difficulties. It is deeply reflective, raw, emotional and strangely comforting all at once. Maybe we’re all still trying to figure out. What’s our purpose in life?
June 2026 is about to bring some of the most waited korean dramas. From a doctor's life becoming disastrous to a secret spy soon re-entering the business, these dramas are about to blow your mind.
After a great amount of success, The Perfect Crown is still quite fresh in the minds of its fans. Having the same intensity, some series amplify the same intensity that hooks fans to the screen.