As the year comes to a close, we ought to look back at 2025 and find the stories that made this year shine. Just like any other year, 2025 was a year of surprises and disappointments, of joys and sorrows. Korean content stole the spotlight for a considerable chunk of the year, thanks to the…
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Korean television is excellent at adding bits and bobs of different genres into one show. Sometimes this mix is done seamlessly, sometimes less so. Especially after Love Next Door, we’re left wondering: what exactly is a romantic comedy? What is a rom-com K-drama? Not enough time right now? Save this list for later! Our pin…
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With summer in the rear-view window and autumn drawing nearer, you might know that from next Monday, the 16th of September, to next Wednesday, the 18th, South Korea will be celebrating one of their most important holidays: the Chuseok! Chuseok (or Hangawi), also known as Korean Thanksgiving Day or the Korean Autumn Harvest Festival, is…
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Whether you’re new to the K-drama universe or a seasoned binge-watcher, a new show or a rewatch is always welcome. And if you think that Netflix or Disney+ is the only way to go, I’m happy to tell you that you’re very much mistaken. Believe it or not, you can watch hundreds of K-dramas on…







