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  • Ep 4 SUB

    Death's Game (2023) (2023)

    Death's Game (2023)
    Genre:
    Drama, Fantasy, Miniseries, Thriller
    Country:
    Korean

    He's perennially unemployed, his ex-girlfriend has moved on, and he's just lost all his life savings to a bitcoin scam. Burdened by societal pressures, Yijae Choi decides to take his own life. Insulted by his flippant attitude towards dying, Death comes to punish him with her game: he must experience death over and over again through 13 other lives. But if he can find a way to survive the imminent death coming for these lives, he gets to live out their lifetime. His life was a bust, but what about the lives of others?

    (Source: webtoons.com)

    Adapted from the webtoon "Ije God Jukseubnida" (이제 곧 죽습니다) written by Lee Won Sik (이원식) and illustrated by Gul-chan (꿀찬).

    Episodes: 4

    Duration: 55 min.

    Content Rating: 18+ Restricted (violence & profanity)

    Airs On: Friday

  • Ep 12 SUB

    The Day (2023) (2023)

    The Day (2023)
    Genre:
    Drama, Kidnapping, Novel, Suspense, Teamwork, Thriller
    Country:
    Korean

    Kim Myung Joon is a poor man with a warm heart. He desperately needs money to pay for his sick daughter's operation. His ex-wife suggests he kidnap a child with rich parents. Kim Myung Joon is desperate enough to accept her idea.

    While on his way to kidnap Choi Ro Hee, Kim Myung Joon has an accident, hitting a young girl. The victim is none other than Choi Ro Hee, who has lost her memory.

    Pretending to be her father, Kim Myung Joon brings Choi Ro Hee to his home from the hospital. Whenever he contacts Choi Ro Hee’s parents for the ransom money, his calls remain unanswered. Deciding to investigate, he drives to their house, only to witness their dead bodies being carried out on stretchers.

    Making matters worse, Choi Ro Hee has now uncovered his web of lies, including his not being her father.

    (Source: AsianWiki)

    Adapted from the novel "Yoogweui Nal" by Jung Hae Yeon.

    Episodes: 12

  • Ep 32 SUB

    The King of Tears, Lee Bang Won (2021) (2021)

    The King of Tears, Lee Bang Won (2021)
    Genre:
    Drama, Historical, political, Suspense, Thriller
    Country:
    Korean

    A work that sheds new light on the figure of Lee Bang Won, a leader who took the lead in the founding of the nation.

    (Source: Naver)

    Episodes: 32

    Duration: 60 min.

    Content Rating: 15+ - Teens 15 or older

    Aired On: Saturday, Sunday

    Ratings: 7.5

  • Ep 1 SUB

    My Sweet Dear (2021) (Movie) (2021)

    My Sweet Dear (2021) (Movie)
    Genre:
    BL, Drama, Food, Romance, Sports, Youth
    Country:
    Korean

    Yoon Do Gun is a highly talented chef and is the culinary creative genius behind Laura Dining, a top, critically acclaimed restaurant. But although Yoon Do Gun’s hard work has won Laura Dining to the top of the South Korean restaurant scene, the eponymous restaurant owner and Yoon Do Gun are beginning to pull in very different directions. While she wants to ensure that the menu is always packed with crowd-pleasing dishes, Yoon Do Gun wants to challenge diners with creative and newer preparations.

    The falling-out intensifies when the owner hires Choi Jung Woo to work in the same kitchen. The latter is a talented chef in his own right, but his real skills are in copying other people’s hit recipes, rather than developing his own. Although the two chefs begin on the wrong foot, adopting an adversarial stance to one another, after getting to know one another, the beginnings of an unlikely love story start to form. Could rivalry turn to romance as the heat intensifies in the kitchen?

  • Ep 8 SUB

    My Sweet Dear (2021) (2021)

    My Sweet Dear (2021)
    Genre:
    BL, Drama, Food, Romance, Web Series, Youth
    Country:
    Korean

    Yoon Do Gun is a highly talented chef and is the culinary creative genius behind Laura Dining, a top, critically acclaimed restaurant. But although Yoon Do Gun’s hard work has won Laura Dining to the top of the South Korean restaurant scene, the eponymous restaurant owner and Yoon Do Gun are beginning to pull in very different directions. While she wants to ensure that the menu is always packed with crowd-pleasing dishes, Yoon Do Gun wants to challenge diners with creative and newer preparations.

    The falling-out intensifies when the owner hires Choi Jung Woo to work in the same kitchen. The latter is a talented chef in his own right, but his real skills are in copying other people’s hit recipes, rather than developing his own. Although the two chefs begin on the wrong foot, adopting an adversarial stance to one another, after getting to know one another, the beginnings of an unlikely love story start to form. Could rivalry turn to romance as the heat intensifies in the kitchen?