Asian Drama

This drama is a drama about working moms and babysitter daddies who cry and laugh because of their children. Kim Jae Min (Park Gun Hyung) is a sweet husband who will do anything for his wife Lee Mi So (Hong Eun Hee). Mi So has a bright personality, but she learns that she is pregnant with their second child. Even with just one child, she has a hard time raising their child and working. Kim Jae Min decides to submit for a maternity leave at his work and begin to raise their child and do house chores.

On her wedding day Kim Eun Jae is left standing at the alter by her groom, Yoo Young Hoon, for wealthy Suh Woo Kyung. Her wedding photographer, Park Moo-yeol, is a rich playboy who helps Eun-jae avoid embarrassment by pretending to be her husband. Soon after Moo-yeol's family goes bankrupt. The family home will be sold if he can't come up with money quick. Eun Jae meanwhile is convinced that if she becomes wealthy Young Hoon will come back to her. Eun-jae and Moo-yeol decide to join forces. They move in together and invest in moneymaking schemes one after the other. Making money unfortunately isn't as easy as they had hoped. As outside forces (and Woo Kyung) line up against them, the two begin to realize that though they may be unlucky in money they are very lucky in love.

Real Men (진짜 사나이) is a South Korean variety show featuring eight male celebrities as they experience life in the army, which is mandatory for two years. The show debuted on MBC on April 14, 2013, as part of the Sunday Night programming block. During the season 1 the cast was composed by Kim Sooro, Mir (MBLAQ), Ryu Sooyoung, Sam Hammington, Seo Kyungsuk and Son Jinyoung. Jang Hyuk and Park Hyung-sik (ZE:A) joined the cast later. Mir left the show in June 2013. In the current season 2, the reality show added new faces: the actor Chun JungMyung, Park GunHyung, K.Will, and Henry Lau (Super Junior). Its current cast lineup features actors Kim Sooro, boy band ZE:A’s Park Hyungsik, Australian comedian Sam Hammington and comedian Seo Kyungsuk. The reality show, which began airing in April last year, follows the life of male celebrities as they join the army as new conscripts. "Real Men" is one of the most-watched show in its time slot, with a viewer rating of about 13 percent.

Real Men (진짜 사나이) is a South Korean variety show featuring eight male celebrities as they experience life in the army, which is mandatory for two years. The show debuted on MBC on April 14, 2013, as part of the Sunday Night programming block. During the season 1 the cast was composed by Kim Sooro, Mir (MBLAQ), Ryu Sooyoung, Sam Hammington, Seo Kyungsuk and Son Jinyoung. Jang Hyuk and Park Hyung-sik (ZE:A) joined the cast later. Mir left the show in June 2013. In the current season 2, the reality show added new faces: the actor Chun JungMyung, Park GunHyung, K.Will, and Henry Lau (Super Junior). Its current cast lineup features actors Kim Sooro, boy band ZE:A’s Park Hyungsik, Australian comedian Sam Hammington and comedian Seo Kyungsuk. The reality show, which began airing in April last year, follows the life of male celebrities as they join the army as new conscripts. "Real Men" is one of the most-watched show in its time slot, with a viewer rating of about 13 percent.

The series is about Baek Pa Seon’s life and love. She was the first and the best female potter in the Joseon Dynasty period. After she was kidnapped to Japan during a war, she demonstrated the superiority of Joseon potters in Japan. Depending on how well it is made, it can be as popular as Dae Jang Geum, which was very popular all over the world.

The drama about the life of Jumong's grandson, Moo Hyul, who was born with a curse to kill his parent, siblings, son and destroy Goguryeo.

A woman is the top shoe designer at a shoe company. The woman is called "Gold Miss," because she is in her mid-30's, single, and financially successful. She mistakenly spends a drunken night with a counterfeit shoes peddler and becomes pregnant. Ji-An (Kim Sun-A) is a successful shoes designer and a director at a high-end shoe company. Even though Ji-An is in her late 30's, she isn't interested in marriage. The only thing Ji-An cares about is shoes and her job. Meanwhile, 20 something year old Tae-Gang (Lee Jang-Woo) dreams of becoming rich, but for now he works with his dad making imitation high-end shoes. While Ji-An attends her father's 70th birthday party, she receives a phone call that something is wrong with the prep work for a fashion show. Ji-An leaves the party and rushes to the fashion show, but on her way there she runs into a motorcycle driven by Tae-Gang. They have an argument over who caused the accident, but, finally, Ji-An offers to pay for the minor damages on his motorcycle if he gives her a lift to the fashion show. Tae-Gang accepts and Ji-An makes it to the show and fixes the problem. Afterwards, Tae-Gang takes Ji-An to the hotel where her father is having his birthday celebration. When they arrive, Ji-An discovers that her parents have already left. Tae-Gang then takes her to the Seoul Station to catch her parents before they leave. Ji-An is able catch up to her parents right before they board the train. Her father complains about Ji-An leaving early and they have an argument. After her parents leave Ji-An cries on a bench. Tae-Gang follows her to get money for his motorcycle repair. They then begin to talk and discover that they have some things in common, like not being the greatest kids to their parents. They then go to a restaurant which Tae-Gang's friend runs. When they are about to leave, Tae-Gang tries to put her into a taxi, but she is so drunk he can't. The next morning they find themselves laying on a bed together. They are both freaked out. Prior to leaving, they both pretend nothing happened. Ji-An sees a doctor. The doctor warns her that she is going to experience menopause soon. Back at work, Ji-An has trouble selling shoes because of fake products. To catch the counterfeit shoemakers, she walks around a shopping area at night. There, she runs into a guy with a bag of counterfeit shoes. She's surprised to see that the guy is Tae-Gang.

Yeo Wook is a first-year neuro-surgeon at Seoul Korea Hospital. Born with intelligence and into a wealthy family, he is called “his egocentric highness” in the hospital because of his arrogance. But he has compassionate love in his heart and is determined to conquer the brain by becoming the best surgeon. Hae Jo is a competent and passionate first-year neuro-surgeon in the same hospital as Yeo Wook. Yeo Wook runs into Hae Jo when he visits the emergency room of a rural hospital and gets into an argument with her about how to treat an emergency patient. Eun Hyun is a cold, workaholic fourth-year chief neuro-surgeon surrounded by an aura of mystery. He becomes more and more interested in Hae Jo, who continues to grow by overcoming various problems. Tae Jin, Yeo Wook’s father, is a great neuro-surgeon, who is also faithful to his family as a considerate father and husband. He is respected as a ‘living saint’ for proactively operating on patients without family or friends, but he believes that even his wife can be subjected to an experiment to construct a complete map of the human brain. As the long-buried secret around Tae Jin starts to unveil, the young neuro-surgeons are swept away by fate.

(Source: JTBC)

Episodes: 20

Lee Jung Do's father is a swindler and intends to resume his old habits as soon as he got out of prison even though he has promised his son to go straight. Because of his father's record, LJD had a hard time finding jobs but he overcomes these obstacles, passes law exams, and becomes a prosecutor. Oh Young Joo is a detective and her precinct is in LJD's neighborhood. Kim Joon Ki who comes from a well off family is also keen to become a prosecutor. He meets OYJ through a blind date and has continued to pursue her even though she isn't interested. Moon Chae Ri is a small time swindler who hooks up with LJD's dad in his plan to do one last job before fulfilling his promise to his son to stay out of trouble.

Former acclaimed dancer Na Young-Sae (Park Keon-Hyeong) attempts to make a comeback. Young-Sae then brings to Korea Jang Chae-Rin (Moon Geun-Young), an ethnic Korean from China who he presumes is a highly talented dancer. To Young-Sae's surprise he soon learns Chae-Rin is an inexperienced dancer and her older sister is the talented dancer. With only three months until the Dance Championship, Young-Sae attempts to turn Chae-Rin into a world-class dancer ...

From an arrest to an incarceration, Korea’s first judicial reality show will guide you through all the steps that take place when you commit a crime in Korea. An informational show with a strong moral message that emphasizes respect for law!