A spoiler-free review of the 14-episode JTBC/Netflix k-drama "The Good Bad Mother" (2023) starring Ra Mi-ran, Lee Do-hyun & Ahn Eun-jin

Netflix's Black Knight starring Kim Woo-bin is a visually striking dystopian show, but this dusty k-scifi tale is dry and uninteresting.

Part love story, part examination of existential terror, "Yonder" is light Sunday-evening sci-fi peppered with Sunday-mass insights.

In this review of "If You Wish Upon Me," we explore what we think went wrong in what could've been a simple heartwarming drama.

Netflix's 16-episode k-drama "Never Give Up" is a feel-good slice-of-life drama.

This short romance from KakaoTV (and streamed on Netflix) is a realistic, easily digestible take on the pitfalls of Korean wedding planning.

"Insider" is a 16-episode violent revenge drama starring Kang Ha-neul.

Around 40 k-dramas aired in the first half of 2022, covering every genre from fluffy rom-coms to gruesome tales of zombies and revenge....

“Bloody Heart,” the first sageuk (historical k-drama) offering from Disney Plus, tells a Romeo-and-Juliet tale of two complicated lovers.

This six-episode musical based on the popular webcomic “Annara Sumanara” features Ji Chang-wook in one of his most enchanting roles to date

“Military Prosecutor Doberman” is a thickly-stacked tour of the worst abuses of the military disguised as a revenge action drama.

Like its controversial Netflix predecessors, "Juvenile Justice" is as thought-provoking as they come.

A review of the hit historical k-drama "The Red Sleeve" starring Lee Se-young as Sung Deok-im and 2PM's Lee Jun-ho as Yi San/King Jeongjo.

This zombie thriller goes beyond edge-of-your-seat moments to try to deliver commentary on the craziness of these pandemic times.

The rom-com sageuk "The King's Affection" is about a princess in disguise (Park Eun-bin) and her teacher (Rowoon). A GwenchaNoona Review

If you need any more proof of how good a year 2021 was for k-dramas, just look at the length of this list of recommendations.

The TVING web drama "Work Later, Drink Now" is a 12-episode series, making it the perfect weekend binge.

Netflix' "Hellbound," directed by Yeon Sang-ho (“Train to Busan” director & “Hellbound” comic creator), takes a courageous stab at religion.

"Yumi's Cells" Season 1 is a 14-episode slice-of-life rom-com/drama that narrates the life of Kim Yu-mi (Kim Go-eun) through her cells.

With its fun plot, fast pace, and flawlessly hilarious performance by Honey Lee, it’s easy to see why this series was a major hit!