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I Am a Running Mate is a Korean tv show and smart k‑drama 2025 original airing on Tving. This Korean tv series centers on high school politics, following model student Noh Se‑hun as he becomes the unexpected running mate in a fierce student council election. Co-written and directed by Han Jin‑won, the series stars Yoon Hyun‑soo, Lee Jung‑sic, Choi Woo‑sung and Hong Hwa‑yeon. We explore the plot, full episode release schedule, cast & characters, streaming details, and behind‑the‑scenes locations.

Plot Overview:

Noh Se‑hun is the model student whose image crashes after a public incident. Thing is, he’s offered a role as “running mate” for Yang Won‑dae in a school election. Se‑hun aims to fix his reputation, but he’s not the first pick—he’s the twelfth. Alongside flashy campaigner Kwak Sang‑hyun and love‑interest Ha Yoo‑kyung, Se‑hun navigates alliances, media stunts and teen drama.

Tastefully Yours is a 2025 South Korean romantic comedy series that delves into the culinary world, highlighting the contrasting philosophies of its main characters. Set against the backdrop of Jeonju, a city renowned for its rich food culture, the series follows Han Beom-woo, a food conglomerate heir, and Mo Yeon-joo, a passionate chef. Their journey from rivalry to romance unfolds as they navigate personal ambitions and culinary challenges. Airing on Ena and Genie TV, the show is also available for streaming on Netflix in select regions.

About the Show:

Created by Han Jun-hee, written by Jung Soo-yoon, and directed by Park Dan-hee, Tastefully Yours combines elements of romance and comedy within the culinary arts. The narrative centers on Han Beom-woo, who, despite his position in a leading food conglomerate, lacks genuine passion for taste. Conversely, Mo Yeon-joo is a dedicated chef running a modest one-table restaurant in Jeonju. Their paths cross...

5 K-Dramas To Watch If You Loved Weak Hero Class 2! (Photo Credit – Prime Video/Netflix)

Back in school, we often witnessed students getting bullied by a set of superiors. Despite constant awareness around the world, bullying is still an issue in several schools. Unfortunately, many of these bullying incidents also go unnoticed as they happen in the quiet corners of the classrooms. Nobody cares or interferes in those moments, and the victims face all the troubles and leave with deep wounds not only on their bodies but also on their minds. Korean dramas have long been trying to showcase the hidden reality that often happens before us, but many remain oblivious to it.

These dramas not only focus on the victims’ pain but also show how they stand up against it, culminating in all their power and strength. These dramas portray the journey of the victims of school bullying and how...

Choi Hyun-Wook’s 5 Must-Watch K-Dramas (Photo Credit – Netflix/Instagram)

Choi Hyun-Wook is currently trending all over social media platforms by giving a small cameo in the action revenge K-drama Weak Hero Class 2 starring Park Ji-Hoon. The South Korean actor began his career with the drama Real:Time:Love. Since then, he has been gaining a lot of attention from the audience for his charm and versatility. He was recently seen in the rom-com drama My Dearest Nemesis alongside Moon Ga-Young and won millions of hearts with his performance.

But My Dearest Nemesis can never justify Hyun-Wook’s worth as a versatile actor. So, we have curated a recommendation list to check out his performance in various K-dramas. Here are 5 of his best dramas from Twinkling Watermelon to Weak Hero Class 1.

Twinkling Watermelon

Choi Hyun-Wook plays Ha I-Chan in this coming-of-age fantasy romance comedy drama, Twinkling Watermelon. The story revolves around a Coda...

Netflix Global K-Drama Sequel Hits Big (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Netflix has once again struck gold with one of its fiercest K-dramas making a roaring return. It’s clear that the global appetite for high-stakes Korean storytelling isn’t slowing down anytime soon, as action-packed Weak Hero: Class 2 muscled its way to the top of the charts.

Over the week of April 21 to April 27, 2025, the series crushed competition, landing the Number 1 spot among all non-English TV content on the platform. That came with a hefty 6.1 million views and a staggering 34.9 million hours watched. (per Screenrant)

K-Dramas Continue to Thrive

South Korea’s slate of dramas on Netflix has been nothing short of a genre buffet, whether it’s romantic chaos in Queen of Tears or hospital drama in Resident Playbook, there’s a steady stream of hits. But while the rom-coms and heartfelt dramas do well, it’s the gritty, fast-paced...

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Weak Hero is a South Korean action revenge thriller drama series co-written by Yoo Soo-min and Kim Jin-seok. Based on the Naver webtoon of the same name by Seopass and Kim Jin-seok, the Netflix series follows Yeon Si-eun, a highly intelligent student who refuses to back down to bullies and soon decides to take them down by using his intelligence. Weak Hero stars Park Ji-hoon, Choi Hyun-wook, Hong Kyung, Ryeoun, Choi Min-young, Lee Min-jae, Yoo Su-bin, Bae Na-ra, and Lee Jun-young. So, if you loved the thrilling story, bloody action, and compelling characters in Weak Hero, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Revenge of Others (Hulu) Credit – Disney+

Revenge of Others is a South Korean mystery, revenge, thriller, drama series written by Lee Hee-myung. The Disney+ series follows Ok Chanmi, a Shooting champion who...

Season 2 of Weak Hero Class 2 picks up immediately after Yeon Si‑eun’s forced transfer to Eunjang High, where rumor and reputation erect invisible walls around him. Once a top student, he now faces an entrenched hierarchy of teenage delinquency known as “The Union,” a self‑policed syndicate that thrives on borrowed authority and administrative neglect. Si‑eun’s gamble to stay invisible unravels the moment he witnesses a classmate’s public humiliation—his calculated intervention signals another round in a schoolyard war that mirrors broader struggles over power and voice.

The series marries Si‑eun’s internal monologue—measured, almost clinical—with staccato bursts of violence, underscoring the tension between introspection and action. Rooted in its Korean webtoon origins, this Netflix installment flaunts higher production values: spacious corridors convey isolation, while dynamic camera work amplifies each fight’s tactical choreography. Yet the show never loses sight of its social...

Park Hyung-Sik, Brand Reputation Rankings, April 2025 ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Every actor puts their hard work and dedication into portraying the intricate details of the characters they are playing in a drama or a movie. The competition is too high and complicated in present times, as with each passing day, the popularity of Korean entertainment is growing. Now, April’s brand reputation rankings for actors have been released, and here’s who ranked in what position.

This year’s list featured names like Park Hyung-Sik, Lee Byung-Hun, Gong Yoo, and more. Scroll ahead to find out.

The Korean Business Research Institute (Via Soompi) revealed the actor brand reputation ranking based on a data analysis of the media coverage, participation, interaction, and community indexes of 100 actors who appeared in dramas, movies, or Ott content released between March 22 and April 22. The top 30 names have been listed for this year’s month of April.

Weak Hero Class 2 Earns 708 Points & Ranks No. 2 On Netflix ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

After a long gap of three years, the second season of Weak Hero Class 1, starring Park Ji-Hoon, was released on Netflix on April 25. Fans were too excited for Weak Hero Class 2, and while there was a lot of anticipation revolving around the drama, it received mixed reactions from the viewers. Based on a popular webtoon, this series is about high school boys who get entangled in a fight with the Union.

Initially, Weak Hero Class 1 was released on the Korean Ott platform Wavve, but after it attracted a lot of attention and popularity from netizens, the series was released on Netflix on March 25, ahead of the second season. One month later, the second season was dropped, and now it has made a strong debut with great numbers and even ranked within the Top 5 on the charts.

The problem with a short and sweet K-drama is that it can be devoured in one sitting and then leave you empty for days after. Of course, there isn’t really anything sweet about Weak Hero except the friendship between the kids, but you know what I mean. For many, K-dramas used to be synonymous with cringy romance and rom-coms that were “only meant for women.” However, after years of trying to sell the idea of K-dramas to a wider audience, we die-hard fans can finally breathe easy thanks to Netflix. Not only did it open doors for global K-drama lovers, but it also allowed non-fans to explore the world of K-dramas and realize that there is much more to it than they’d judged it to be. I bring this up because, for the uninitiated, the idea of an entire school-based subgenre may seem unusual, but this is a...

Bona’s New K-Drama The Haunted Palace Has Broken Viewership Records ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

The Haunted Palace, Sbs’s ongoing K-drama, premiered on April 18, 2025, and within its first three episodes, the drama has achieved the highest viewership ratings so far. The series features Yook Sung-Jae and Bona in the lead roles, and people were excited to see this pair on-screen long before the show aired. Now that the series is finally streaming, viewers are pouring love on the on-screen pair and the storyline.

For those who don’t know, the storyline of The Haunted Palace revolves around Yun Gap (Yook Sung-Jae), a government officer who works in the palace. But one day, when he gets possessed by an Imoogi creature related to Yeo Ri (Bona), things take a different turn for him. Yeo Ri is the granddaughter of a great shaman but doesn’t want to accept her destiny as a spirit medium.

5 historical fantasy K-Dramas that you must watch! ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

Who doesn’t like a little romance set in a historical timeline with a hint of fantasy or mystical elements? Well, I do. And before Lee Jae-Wook and Jo Bo-Ah’s upcoming K-drama, Dear Hongrang, can sweep into our screens and hearts, here are five historical K-dramas from The Red Sleeve to Alchemy of Souls – that you must binge-watch over this weekend. These are my trusted recommendations.

For those who don’t know about Dear Hongrang, it’s a mystery romance drama set in the late Joseon Dynasty and revolves around the stories of a wealthy family. Mysterious things happen when their long-lost son, Hongrang (Lee Jae-Wook), returns after years with no memory of his childhood. While everyone is convinced he is the disappeared prince, his half-sister Jae-i (Jo Bo-Ah), sharp and intelligent, thinks there’s more to it and...

The Young & The Restless ( Photo Credit – CBS )

The previous week on The Young and the Restless, Victor and Audra joined hands to separate Kyle and Claire, Diane surprised Jack with the Abbott mansion remodel, Bill offered Sally a job at Abbott Communications, and Claire and Kyle decided to move in together despite the obstacles.

From plotting and tough choices to surprising news and dirty strategies, the audience has plenty to look forward to on the soap opera series. Here’s what the audience can expect from the upcoming week on The Young and the Restless when they tune in to CBS to watch the daytime drama series.

The Young & The Restless: Spoilers Of The Week Monday, April 28, 2025

The first episode of the week features Victor giving Michael an ultimatum. Has he figured out the secret he has been keeping from him? When Lily plays nice with Holden,...

Robert Pattinson’s Mickey 17 ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Bong Joon-Ho is a celebrated South Korean filmmaker. After creating ripples in cinema with his movie Parasite, he made another film, Mickey 17, but to give it global acceptance, he cast Robert Pattinson in the lead. Ever since the announcement, it has been one of the most anticipated movies of 2025. After the release, it became the highest-grossing film of the year at the South Korean box office.

A month before Mickey 17’s release, Song Hye-Kyo’s dark horror-thriller movie Dark Nuns was released. It gained a lot of attention from the critics and viewers and earned quite well domestically, but despite the star power of Hye-Kyo, it couldn’t surpass Mickey 17’s box office collection. Scroll ahead to read more.

Bong Joon-Ho’s directorial movie Mickey 17 is a sci-fi feature drama released on February 28, 2025. The stellar star cast and...

Netflix’s Weak Hero Class 2 ending explained (Photo Credit – YouTube)

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After dropping the first season of Weak Hero Class 1 in 2022, the makers took 3 years to drop the second season. Initially, the action drama was released on the Korean Ott platform Wavve, but later, it shifted to Netflix and used the platform to expand globally. Based on a popular Naver webtoon of the same name, Weak Hero Class 2’s storyline picked up where it left off in the last one. Park Ji-Hoon’s character Yeun Si-Eun starts his session as a transfer student in Eunjang High School and tries to avoid chaos or fights.

But things take a different turn when he steps in to help Seo Jun-Tae (Choi Min-Young), who gets bullied by the others. Soon, Si-Eun forms a friendship with Jun-Tae that follows the introduction of two more characters – Park Hu-Min (Ryeo Un) and Go...

Everything that we need to know about Kaneki Ken’s journey (Photo Credit – Netflix)

In the blood-soaked arenas of shonen, where fists do most of the talking and power levels often trump personality, it’s easy to mistake strength for substance. Yet, time and again, the characters who leave a permanent scar on the audience’s memory aren’t the strongest; they’re the most broken.

They carry their flaws like open wounds and wear their trauma like armor, and among them, The popular anime’s Ken Kaneki doesn’t just stand out, he bleeds through the page.

The Birth of a Tragedy

Kaneki isn’t your typical main character built on glory and invincibility. He begins his journey not with a fist raised in the air, but with a book in his hand and hope in his heart. A quiet college student with a love for literature was thrown...

What Do Netizens Say About The Glory Star Song Hye-Kyo? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

One of the popular actresses in South Korea, Song Hye-Kyo, made headlines again after her past deeds resurfaced online amid her new project. The actress has a big heart and leads a virtuous life in reality. Some netizens use social media platforms to share how Hye-Kyo’s personality is in real life.

A few months back, when The Glory actress appeared on the YouTube variety show Fairy Jaehyung, a netizen commented on it and shared her great personality. This sparked a discussion online, and other people also stated what they knew of Song’s history. Many praised the star as the stories resurfaced and respected her for her righteous nature.

One of the netizens who commented on the YouTube video shared that a professor once mailed letters to all the celebrities to decline opportunities to feature in...

It’s been a while since we got such a gripping season 2 to an 8-episode K-drama. When Weak Hero Class 1 came out, it became the talk of the town thanks to how it mixed school violence themes with powerful action sequences that were well shot and felt like they came directly from the pages of the Webtoon it was based on. Okay, to be fair, I haven’t read the Webtoon myself, but based on the reactions, I can imagine it does a pretty good job at delivering what readers expected and possibly more. Weak Hero Class 2 takes everything one step further (possibly deviating from the original script) to give us the same thing at a much bigger scale. In terms of individual storyline, I don’t think there’s been a drastic change in what’s happening with the protagonist, Si-Eun, in 3 years; he’s still going through...

After losing his best friends to school violence, an introverted straight-a student transfers to a high school teeming with delinquents, only to face off with its most dangerous tyrant. Along the way, he bands together with a small crew of misfits and, together, they put up the fight of their lives. From Weak Hero Class 1 director You Su-min, Weak Hero Class 2 stars Park Ji-hoon, Ryeo Un, and Choi Min-yeong. The K-drama series is based on the webtoon Weak Hero.

Stream it on Netflix now.

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When we left Yeon Si-eun (Park), he’d just transferred to Eunjang High from his former school, Byuksan. He was expelled from Byuksan after his best friend Oh Beom-seok (Hong Kyung) betrayed him, while his other best friend, Su-ho (Choi Hyun-wook), was left in a coma after a violent altercation with bully Jeon Yeong-bin (Kim Su-gyeom...

A quiet mathlete with a temper bands together with an ass-kicking slacker and the timid new guy in town to defeat their many school bullies. Weak Hero Class 1, based on a webtoon, stars Park Ji-hoon, Choi Hyun-wook, and Hong Kyung. The K-drama, created by You Su-min and Han Jun-hee (Coin Locker Girl), was directed by You and Park Dan-hee (Blue Birthday).

Stream it on Netflix now.

Si-eun, a star student at Byuksan High School, is a constant target for bullies — and his refusal to bow to their demands incites their deepest ire. But when Si-eun meets slacker Su-ho and transfer student Beom-seok, the trio combine forces to fight back.

Yes, it’s based on the webtoon Weak Hero by Seopass and Razen, aka Kim Jin-seok.

The series takes place somewhere in South Korea, at the fictional Byuksan High School.

Yep. The second installment is on its way and will...

You Season 4 Part 2 (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The You season 4 finale tied up some major plotlines, but it left fans with more questions than answers. Joe Goldberg may have once again escaped justice, with his wealthy girlfriend Kate Galvin pulling the strings to cover up his brutal killings. But as the finale revealed Joe as the Eat The Rich killer all along, blacking out after each murder, the twisted web of lies and deceit only deepens.

Despite his return to New York and a fresh start with Kate, the dark undercurrents of Joe’s psyche are far from gone. The end may have seemed like a hopeful escape for Joe and Kate, but deep down, we know the madness isn’t over, it’s just evolving. And with season 5 on the horizon, the real questions about Joe’s fate and the consequences of his violent past are about to get even more complicated.

General Hospital Spoilers (Photo Credit – Twitter)

The previous episode of General Hospital saw Sonny preparing for surgery, which alarmed Brook Lynn. Meanwhile, Danny opened up to Jason about missing Sam. Molly warned her father, Ric, about his association with Ava. Lastly, Cody needed medical attention.

The drama and excitement continue as the weeks go by. Here’s what fans can expect from the April 25, 2025, episode of General Hospital when they tune in to ABC to watch the long-running, popular, and award-winning daytime drama that revolves around residents of Port Charles.

General Hospital Spoilers: April 25, 2025

The week’s final episode features Carly getting news about Sonny’s prognosis. Will it be good news or bad, considering a mysterious figure tried to enter his room with a sinister plan? Up next, Nina plays dirty. She has joined hands with Portia to expose the evil Drew and ensure his exit.

Trending Park Ji-Hoon...

Weak Hero Season 2 Netflix (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Weak Hero Class 1, based on a popular Naver webtoon of the same name, initially premiered on Korea’s Ott platform Wavve, but after its massive success, it got released on Netflix on March 25. Now, Netflix is its streaming platform. Audience loved the storyline and related to the characters so much that a second season has been dropped. Many even claimed that it was “life-changing drama” which made it to the viewership charts, but do you think the second season will be able to create the same hype?

For those who don’t know, the storyline revolves around Yeun Si-Eun (played by Park Ji-Hoon), the topper of the class who gets targeted by a group of bullies and fights them back not with his physical strength but with his brain. He soon became friends with a former Mma fighter, Ahn Su-Ho, and a new school transfer student,...

Park Ji-Hoon K-Drama Recap(Photo Credit –Netflix)

One of the most anticipated K-dramas of 2025 has to be Weak Hero Class 2, featuring Park Ji-Hoon, Ryeo-Un, Choi Min-Young, Lee Min-Jae, Lee Jun-Jung, and others. As per reports, it will premiere on Netflix on April 25, 2025. So, before you start binge-watching the new season, let’s take a walk down memory lane and get a quick recap of the first season that made us fall in love with the world of Yeun Si-Eun (Ji-Hoon).

Weak Hero Class 1 is probably one of the best-made K-dramas that shows bullying, friendship, and how insecurity can be so dangerous that it can risk one’s life. Season 1 welcomed us to the world of three friends – Yeun Si-Eun (played by Park Ji-Hoon), Ahn Su-Ho (Choi Hyun-Wook), and Oh Beom-Seok (Hong Kyung). The series, based on a popular webtoon, initially began premiering on Wavve, but after gaining immense popularity,...

Are Jung Hae-In and Rowoon going to make cameos in Spring of Youth? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Fans are in for a treat as Jung Hae-In and Rowoon’s appearances have been confirmed in the Sbs drama Spring of Youth starring Ha Yu-Jun and Park Ji-Hoo. They are all set to add to the star power of the series, and we cannot wait to see what magic they have in store for us. The drama is going to be a musical romance series, and although the characters they are playing have been kept under wraps, fans are expecting a lot from them.

For those who don’t know, Spring of Youth is a drama that follows the story of Sa Gye’s (Haa Yu-Jun) life. He was a former K-pop idol who used to lead as a vocalist but got expelled from the band because of some irreconcilable circumstances. However, when...

9 New K-Dramas Coming in April 2025 ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

K-dramas have been a part of our lives since we got too attached to the Ott platforms. We always enjoy a good, thrilling K-drama, rom-com, or horror series, as Korean series hit the perfect notes with each genre every time. So, as we enter the month of April, a new batch of dramas has already made their way into our lives, and some are waiting for their premiere dates to release on Netflix and other platforms. Are you ready?

Whichever genre you are a fan of, we have got you covered. From Shin Min-Ah’s Karma to Park Ji-Hoon’s Weak Hero Class 2, and more K-dramas are coming your way this April 2025. Scroll ahead to find out everything about it.

Way Back Love

Way Back Love is a fantasy romance drama that has already premiered on April 3, 2025. The series follows a storyline...

‘Weak Hero Class 1’ is a South Korean drama that delves into the harsh realities of school violence through the experiences of Yeon Si-eun, a top student who confronts bullying head-on. The series offers a raw portrayal of the challenges faced by students in a hostile environment.

About the Series

Based on the Naver webtoon ‘Weak Hero’ by Seopass and Kim Jin-seok, the series stars Park Ji-hoon as Yeon Si-eun, Choi Hyun-wook as Ahn Su-ho, and Hong Kyung as Oh Beom-seok. It originally premiered on Wavve in November 2022 and is now available on Netflix.

‘Weak Hero Class 1’ Ending Explained:

Throughout the series, Yeon Si-eun, despite his physical frailty, uses his intellect and strategic thinking to combat bullying at his school. He forms alliances with Ahn Su-ho, a strong fighter, and Oh Beom-seok, a fellow student with a troubled past. However, tensions arise when Beom-seok feels overshadowed and marginalized within the group.

Jo Jung Suk Gears Up For Weak Hero Class 2 Cameo(Photo Credit –Facebook/Instagram)

Jo Jung Suk is gearing up for his next pivotal role. The Hospital Playlist star is reportedly in talks to make a cameo in the upcoming season of the hit series Weak Hero Class 1. The new season, which will premiere on Netflix, will feature the actor in an important role. However, the details are yet to be confirmed.

On March 18, Korean media outlet News1 reported that Jo Jung Suk will be making a special appearance in Weak Hero Class 2. Netflix has already confirmed the news, although kept the details of his character under the wraps.

“Jo Jung Suk will be making a special appearance in ‘Weak Hero Class 2.’ Please kindly understand that we cannot reveal details about his role or screen time at this moment. More information will be shared later,” a representative said.

Picture: The Potato Lab, When Life Gives You Tangerines and Revelations

Thanks to the recent string of announcements, 2025 is going to be a busy year. But first, we look ahead to March 2025, which has its own batch of exciting new K-dramas.

In case you missed them, we’ve also tracked the latest K-drama releases in February 2025 and all the new K-dramas coming in 2025 and beyond.

New Netflix Original K-Dramas Coming to Netflix in March 2025 When Life Gives You Tangerines (Season 1) N

Episodes: 16

Genre: Drama, Romance | Runtime: 70 Minutes

Cast: Iu, Park Bo Gum, Moon So Ri, Park Hae Joon, Kim Tae Yeon

Netflix Release Date: March 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th, 2025

Netflix is no stranger to weekly K-drama releases, but it is unusual for one fully produced by the streamer. Four batches of four episodes will be released across March as fans of Iu and Park Bo Gum get to see the pair in an on-screen romance.

Picture: Weak Hero Class

Ahead of releasing the highly anticipated second season of Weak Hero Class season 2, Netflix has finally picked up the license to the first season of Weak Hero Class, which will be streamed globally on the streaming service from March 2025.

Weak Hero Class is a South Korean action-drama series written and co-directed by You Su Min, with Park Dhan Hee as the other co-director. It is the adaptation of the popular webtoon Weak Hero from author SeoPass.

When is Weak Hero Class season 1 coming to Netflix?

Korean news site Naver has reported that Weak Hero Class will be released on Netflix worldwide on Tuesday, March 25th, 2025.

What is the plot of Weak Hero Class?

Si Eun is a model student and ranks at the top of his school, but what he makes up for in intelligence is that he is severely lacking in physical strength, resulting in...

For some reason, the sequel to Concrete Utopia is a Netflix original and was released on the platform before most of the globe had a chance to watch the first part. I suppose Badland Hunters isn’t really a sequel so much as a film that exists in the same universe as Concrete Utopia. The film stars Ma Dong-Seok (Don Lee) in his first Netflix original in the leading role of a huntsman in the dystopian ruins of South Korea after a devastating earthquake. Badland Hunters is the story of his search for a little girl, who is under his protection but gets taken away under the pretense of her being offered clean water and protection. In this lawless badland, though, there are many enemies, so will our huntsman be able to save the girl? Or will he end up losing to the dark side? Before we get into the nitty-gritty details of the film,...

Watching K-dramas is one of the best ways to fill our days and weeks with some lighthearted romance or comedy. With more and more dramas coming out in recent years, there is no end to the stream of binge-watches. That said, given the abundance of K-dramas, it might be difficult for viewers to narrow down their options. So, why not simplify it?

Every month, we have a plethora of Korean dramas on streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and Viki. Keeping this in mind, we've compiled a monthly list of K-dramas you can watch. Especially with a new year approaching, you have a handful of exciting dramas to look forward to. So, without further ado, here's the list of every Korean drama releasing in January 2024.

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Korean historical fantasy dramas have become increasingly prevalent in recent years, and they've also raised...

From Squid Game 2 To Extraordinary Attorney Woo 2, Netflix Renews 7 K-Dramas For 2024!(Photo Credit –IMDb)

It’s the Soju’o clock for K-drama lovers as Netflix remains committed to contributing to the ongoing Hallyuwave. The streaming giant has renewed as many as seven dramas, promising to bring some of its wildly popular hits back. In 2023, viewers saw a redemption arc in Korean dramas after a relatively mundane last year, and 2024 is already off to a promising start.

From The Glory 2 to Sweet Home 2 and Taxi Driver 2 to Strong Girl Nam-soon, 2023 was a year of remakes. With 2024 shaping up as a strong year for K-dramas as Netflix promises to keep the entertainment rolling, it’s interesting that the streaming giant has introduced a franchise culture for K-dramas, a rare phenomenon in the Hallyuwood. Now, your favorite dramas are not limited to just 16 episodes, which will be instrumental in the character growth of side characters,...