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K-dramas are a vast universe with cameo appearances linking stories, characters, and actors across different series. Cameo appearances add depth, humor, and nostalgia to K-dramas by reuniting old characters or couples on screen. Easter eggs and cameos in K-dramas offer viewers a thrilling experience and insight into the connections within the K-drama universe.

K-dramas are often full of cameos from famous actors, but some of the best ones are direct references to other K-dramas. With so many new K-dramas being released each month, and a backlog of great content to catch up on, the K-drama universe is vast and ever-expanding. However, by watching more K-dramas, easter eggs and cameo appearances make more sense, especially when they revive old characters or see couples reunite on screen once again.

From relationships with the writers or directors, or friendships between actors, there are many reasons why cameo appearances happen. Some link together K-dramas...

In a world still largely struggling with Covid-19 most film and TV productions remain halted. South Korea is one of the few places where filming has restarted – albeit hesitantly.

Among the most prominent are two Netflix original series. “We worked quickly to develop safety protocols so that series such as our new drama ‘Move to Heaven,’ and the popular romantic series ‘Love Alarm’ could continue filming,” Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos wrote in the La Times.

“Testing there is only available for people with symptoms. So all cast and crew have their temperatures checked regularly, and if anyone were to show signs of infection they would be tested immediately and production paused.” Both productions started filming in April.

Other TV series that had temporarily stopped filming, and which have now resumed production include tvN’s “Hospital Playlist,” and “Hi Bye, Mama!” and Kbs’ “Soul Mechanic.”

Circumstances are worse for big...