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Ki Jun (Gong Myoung) thrives as the ace of the internal audit team, especially after his recent discovery of executive corruption. Unfortunately, his anticipated promotion ends up turning into a demotion when the enigmatic, fearsome new audit director In Ah (Shin Hae Sun) becomes his new manager. Now part of the "misconduct" team, Ki Jun spends his days investigating petty disputes instead of high-level scandals. When Ki Jun receives an anonymous tip that In Ah is allegedly involved in a workplace affair, he seizes the opportunity to get revenge on his boss and reclaim his old title. But as Ki Jun investigates, he starts to learn that there's more to In Ah than he initially thought – and as they forge a tenuous alliance, their feelings of animosity towards each other start to turn into something more passionate.

Filing for Love

Noh Ki Jun

Auto mechanic Geum Ju (Choi Soo Young) has a problem: she's addicted to alcohol, to the point that she even breaks off her engagement because she would choose drinking over her fiancé. Concerned, her family intervenes to try and help her reduce her dependency. As Geum Ju returns to her hometown, she reconnects with her high school best friend (and first love) Ui Jun (Gong Myoung), who's since become a doctor. However, despite their shared past as drinking buddies in their early 20s, Ui Jun is now cold and distant from her, seems to despise alcohol, and regularly gives lectures about the dangers of drinking. Curious, Geum Ju decides to try and figure out what changed – and might just change both of their lives in the process.

Second Shot at Love

🍻 Drunks in Love Team

Seo Ui Jun

Twenty four-year-old Jung Hee Wan (Kim Min Ha) lives as a recluse, having lost her will to live. Suddenly, she receives a visit from her childhood friend and first love, Kim Ram Woo (Gong Myoung). However, this is no ordinary visit: Ram Woo is now a grim reaper after he died six years ago, and he's come to let Hee Wan know that she only has one week left to live. With Ram Woo's encouragement, Hee Wan creates a bucket list of things to do in her final days alive, and the two begin to fulfill her final wishes. As Hee Wan and Ram Woo reconnect, they explore what life and death mean to them – and what love might have in store. This drama was adapted from the novel "A Week Before I Die" by Seo Eun Chae.

Way Back Love

✨ The Marvellous ✨ team

Kim Ram Woo

Duk Hee (Ra Mi Ran), a hardworking single mother employed at a laundromat, becomes a victim of a devastating voice phishing scam that costs her 32 million won. Frustrated by the police's ineffective response, she decides to take action herself. Teaming up with two colleagues, Duk Hee embarks on a dangerous mission to track down the Chinese scammers. Along the way, she receives unexpected help from gang member Son Jae Min (Gong Myoung), who provides crucial insider information about the criminal operation. Determined to recover her money and dismantle the fraudulent network, Duk Hee proves that an ordinary woman can become an extraordinary force against crime. This 2024 South Korean movie was based on a true story and was directed by Park Young Ju.

Citizen of a Kind

Jae Min

In 1592, Korea faces a devastating sea invasion by the Japanese navy, with General Wakisaka (Byun Yo Han) seeking a decisive battle to control the peninsula. The wounded Korean Admiral Yi Sun Shin (Park Hae Il) stands as the only hope to repel the invaders. As tensions rise near Hansan Island, both sides struggle with internal conflicts: Wakisaka battles a rivalry with Admiral Kato (Kim Sung Kyun), while Yi's forces are plagued by internal disputes. With time running out and the fate of the nation hanging in the balance, Admiral Yi must devise a strategic plan to defeat the seemingly unstoppable Japanese forces. This is a 2022 South Korean historical war film directed by Kim Han Min.

Hansan: Rising Dragon

Born blind, Hong Cheon Gi (Kim Yoo Jung) is a gifted painter who miraculously regains her sight and earns an unprecedented position at the prestigious royal art school during the Dan dynasty. In contrast, astrologer Ha Ram (Ahn Hyo Seop), despite his ability to see the future, lost his sight in a childhood accident. Fate brings Cheon Gi and Ha Ram together, and they quickly fall in love. However, their budding romance is threatened by political machinations of the royal court. Is their love fated to last or was it doomed from the start? Adapted from the novel of the same name by Jung Eun Gwol, this 2021 South Korean fantasy romance series was directed by Jang Tae Yoo.

Lovers of the Red Sky

For Your Eyes Only 👁‿👁  

JTBC

Three 30-year-old friends navigate the entertainment industry with unique challenges: Im Jin Joo (Chun Woo Hee), a quirky TV scriptwriter who talks to inanimate objects; Hwang Han Joo (Han Ji Eun), a marketing department head balancing work and motherhood; and Lee Eun Jung (Jeon Yeo Bin), who runs a one-woman documentary company. When Lee Eun Jung unexpectedly finds success, it shifts the dynamics of their lives. Romantic possibilities emerge as Im Jin Joo becomes intrigued by drama producer Son Beom Soo (Ahn Jae Hong), and Hwang Han Joo is attracted to new team member Chu Jae Hoon (Gong Myung). As their careers evolve and personal relationships develop, the friends must navigate the complexities of their professional and personal lives. This is a 2019 South Korean Viki Original drama series directed by Kim Hye Young and Lee Byeong Heon.

Melo Is My Nature

The Melo-Dees

Heo Saek (Lee Jun Ho), the son of a gisaeng, grows up understanding the hardships of women in Joseon's entertainment world. When his aunt's gibang, Yeonpoonggak, begins to fail, he becomes the first male gisaeng to help save the business. His charming looks and skills quickly make him popular among women. However, he meets his match in Hae Won (Jung So Min), a beautiful woman whose sharp mind and progressive thinking intimidate most men. Despite her initial resistance, Heo Saek is determined to win her over and uncover the mystery behind her unique personality. As they interact, both begin to wonder if they might be each other's true love. This is a delightful 2019 South Korean historical romantic comedy film directed by Nam Dae Joong.

Homme Fatale

♡ Homme Fatale ♡

After failing their most recent mission, a team of five narcotics cops – Captain Ko (Ryu Seung Ryong) and detectives Jang (Lee Ha Nee), Ma (Jin Seon Kyu), Young Ho (Lee Dong Hwi), and Jae Hoon (Gong Myoung) – are offered one final chance to save their jobs. They're tasked with surveilling an international drug ring... by running a fried chicken restaurant across the street from the gang's safe house. However, Detective Ma's unexpected culinary prowess turns the struggling restaurant into a popular hot spot with lines out the door. Can the team still manage to carry out their mission to take down the drug gang while frying up chicken for hundreds of hungry customers?

Extreme Job

Kim Jae Hoon

Yoon So Ah (Shin Se Kyung), a pragmatic neuropsychiatrist, struggles with her family’s ancient duty to serve Ha Baek (Nam Joo Hyuk), a reincarnated water god. As So Ah navigates her demanding medical practice and the burden of this strange legacy, Ha Baek begins to develop feelings for her. However, their relationship faces complications from Hoo Ye (Im Joo Hwan), a CEO who clashes with So Ah over land but falls for her, and Moo Ra (Krystal Jung), a goddess from the Water Kingdom who resents So Ah for capturing Ha Baek's affection. Meanwhile, Bi Ryeom (Gong Myung), a wind god with unspoken feelings for Moo Ra, adds to the tension. Can So Ah and Ha Baek's unusual relationship withstand these celestial rivalries and find a future together? This 2017 South Korean drama was based on the webcomic by Yoon Mi Kyung.

The Bride of Habaek

Is it raining yet?

For years, Shin Seok Ho (Ji Sung) has worked in the entertainment industry, eventually becoming a successful idol group manager. He decides to open up his own agency, but a series of poor decisions and bad luck results in him going to jail. Upon his release, Seok Ho decides to try and work in entertainment again, and searches for a new potential star. He finds talented high school student Jo Ha Neul (Kang Min Hyuk), who had given up on his dreams of becoming a singer after losing his parents and fallen into a deep depression after being falsely accused of a crime. Ha Neul’s adoptive sister Jung Geu Rin (Lee Hye Ri) is suspicious of Seok Ho, but after seeing her brother’s passion reignited, she decides to support Ha Neul’s decision. Together, they strive to succeed in the music world, despite obstacles they encounter along the way.

Entertainer

Minions in Showbiz

Kyle

“We Got Married” is a popular South Korean reality series that pairs up celebrities in fake marriages and gives the couples tasks to complete. The series first launched in 2008, and many of the “married couples” have seen their popularity increase tremendously as a result of the show. Each season usually begins with four or five featured couples and some of the couples are replaced with new couples as the season progresses. The current featured couples include rapper Sleepy and comedian Lee Guk Joo; actors Gong Myung and Jung Hye Sung; and actor Choi Min Yong and comedian Jang Do Yeon.

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