A weekly thread to talk about all the things that we are watching! You are not limited to Korean things, feel free to talk about other dramas/shows you are watching.

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Which dramas have you given up on this month? (And why?)

In order to keep this thread from becoming a vortex of negative energy we encourage our users to share their reasons and reviews as to why they dropped certain dramas. This way rather than just hating on dramas without reason this thread can become a constructive place for us all. This serves to both inform others who may be wary of certain aspects of dramas they wish to avoid and others who have watched the dramas in full may be able to encourage users to pick up dramas again in the future if the problems they had were only momentary aspects of the drama.

Please remember that every individual watching goes in with their own life experiences and biases so not everyone will see the drama in the same light or enjoy it in the same way.

Just because someone did not enjoy a drama that you loved is not a slight against you as a person.

When participating in this discussion remember, whilst dramas do not have feelings, human beings do. Be kind to one another.

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Welcome to our weekly identification thread. This is the themed post for all identification questions and requests, including dramas!

Before posting in this thread please take a look through our discussion resources - who/what/which is this section which outlines ways in which you can work out many of these requests for yourself.

You can ask here for help identifying the following things: Dramas, Actors, Product Placement (either product or brand), Drama Locations, Clothing, Accessories, Music (OST or background).

Please provide a picture if possible (upload on imgur) and include as much contextual information as you know (e.g. source drama, broadcast year, episode number and time stamp, etc.).

Once you have found an answer please edit your original comment to state "SOLVED" in bold caps at the top so people don't spend time trying to help unnecessarily.

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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Our Guiding Moderation Approach

As the global popularity of kdramas have grown, membership in our community has also skyrocketed. The bigger our community has grown, the more diversity there is in the interests, wants, and habits of our community. While our rules, policies, and moderation practices are continuously evolving with the growth of our community, our 'bottom line' approach and philosophy towards moderation in this community remains unchanged.

Essentially we view r/KDRAMA as a subreddit dedicated to the kdramas -- that is to say the universal common factor for all members of this community is that we all watch kdramas. Beyond watching kdramas and discussing them though, it is apparent that the interests and wants of the community members differ from each other. While all of us are united in watching kdramas and discussing them, some will go beyond just watching and discussing kdramas to being fans of actors and actresses, with an interest in their personal lives beyond their acting work. Similarly, some of our community also go beyond Kdramas and consume other K-entertainment such as Kpop, variety shows or movies. However all these are in the realm personal preferences beyond the universal common factor of watching and discussing kdramas.

As a mod team, we have chosen to steer our community based on the most universal common factor uniting us all -- the watching and discussing of kdramas. And even within this most universal commonality, we differ from each other in which dramas we watch as we do not all watch the same dramas. Thus, based on this aspect of differences between us as viewers, we have to seek a compromise and a balance of interests where no posts about a single drama or issue dominate our subreddit feed because it is a fact that there is no single drama or issue that is of interest for every single member of the community. As a result, our rules and policies strictly limit what types of content may be shared as posts within our community, especially with regards to news items.

We know this approach does not cater to everyone's preferences but it does satisfy the most universal common factor that brought all of us to this community. This approach is a compromise that balances various interests of our large and diverse community, we ask that users who are not satisfied by this compromise to also think about other users that hold different opinions and are partaking in this compromise too -- a bit of kindness, tolerance, and understanding goes a long way.

Our Rules and Policies

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While we maintain an abbreviated version of our rules in our sidebar widget on New Reddit, it is the full rules and policies contained within our wiki, as linked above, that ultimately governs and guides moderation in our subreddit.

There Are Too Many Rules

Aside from conduct rules, the bulk of our rules are on what content may be posted as posts in our community, such as which specific types of news articles are allowed. If you do not want to take the time and energy to review our content rules, then you can choose to just engage with the community via commenting only. For comments, as long as you remain respectful and on-topic to the post at hand, you will be fine. There is no need to make posts if you find navigating our content rules to be too challenging.

We especially encourage new members of our community to refrain from immediately making post submissions when they first join our community and instead engage with our community through commenting and observing the type of discussion and review posts that are posted within our community. By observation and engagement via commenting, many new users and new watchers of kdramas will better understand kdramas and our community, which often helps ensure that when users do end up making posts, these posts are a good fit for our community. This is especially the case as our community tends to receive many submissions of content that is rehashed in our community or has information already available within our community's subreddit wiki resources.

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Hello and welcome to Kim Tan's Talk Time (Tuesday)!

This is a free-for-all discussion in which almost anything goes, don't diss The Heirs or break any of our other core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed.

Consider this post a refuge from all the memes and fanart that are pouring in and enjoy the peace and quiet. Think of it as Tan's family wine cellar, the perfect place to chill out from the world in a fabulous sweater and have a little chat.

Who is this Kim Tan I keep hearing about and why does he have not one, but two threads dedicated to him? Good questions. If you take a look through our glossary, you will find all the answers you seek;

KIM TAN is the lead male in r/KDRAMA’s favourite drama, The Heirs. He’s kind of the worst but he has great sweaters so it balances out. “Kim Tan” is used in three ways on r/KDRAMA; 1) when referring to Lee Min Ho’s seminal character in The Heirs, 2) when referring to Automod (alt. Tan Bot) - “Kim Tan is feeling very triggered by my post”, “S***! Tan Bot just ate my post”, 3) In place of “God” or other deities - “For the love of Kim Tan!”

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• Drama: Between Steps
  • Korean Title: 연애박사
• Director:
  • Ahn Pan Seok (Something in the Rain, One Spring Night, Midnight Romance in a Hagwon)
• Screen Writer:
  • Min Hyo Jeong
• Starring:
  • Choo Young Woo as Park Min Jae (You Make Me Dance, Oasis, The Trauma Code)
  • Kim So Hyun as Im Yu Jin (Serendipity's Embrace, The Take of Nokdu, School 2015)
  • Kim Min Seok as Im Yu Seong (Descendants of the Sun, Lovestruck in the City)
• Network: ENA/Genie TV
• Premiere Date: Monday October 5th, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Mondays and Tuesdays at 10pm KST
• Episodes: 12
• Streaming Sources: Disney+
• Teaser/Trailer: Disney+ Korea Trailer
• Plot Summary: Depicts the romance between a man who once was a swimmer but lost his left leg to illness and a woman who, after losing her way as a medical resident, finds a new path as a graduate student. Park Min Jae, a man who lost his promising swimming career and his left leg to osteosarcoma. After hitting rock bottom, he discovers a new purpose in robotics. Four years of dedication pay off when he is accepted into the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Seoul National University. He hides his sensitivity behind a nonchalant facade, but he's actually just a simple guy who has dating on his bucket list. Im Yu Jin, who is on the verge of graduating from the Department of Clothing and Textiles when she gets caught up in an incident and fails in her attempt to enter graduate school; she then becomes fascinated by robotics and enrolls in a master’s program in mechanical engineering.
• Major News Summary: Kim So Hyun And Choo Young Woo Share An Unforgettable First Encounter In "Between Steps"
• Previous Episode Discussions:
  • Between Steps [Episodes 1 & 2]
  • Between Steps [Episodes 3 & 4]
  • Between Steps [Episodes 5 & 6]

On-Air Rules:

On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defence.

Spoiler Tag Reminder: As per our On-Air-Rules, spoiler tags must be used for major spoilers of the On-Air drama and when spoiling a different drama or other material (ie. webtoon, book, movie, etc.). When the spoiler is for anything other than the On-Air drama, you must make it clear on the outside of the spoiler tags what is being spoiled. Review our On-Air-Rules for additional guidance.

Lifetime/Wavve: Summer Vacation

Premieres 26 October

• Cast: Cho Yi Hyun, Jung Jin Young, Hong Ye Ji
• Synopsis: An ordinary teen girl longs for something new – will meeting a handsome boy in a countryside village change her life?  
• Director: Han Ka Ram
• Teaser/Trailer: Highlight Reel
• Streaming: Viki

Netflix: Dead End Job

Releases 30 October, with ALL EPISODES available upon release

• Cast: Lee Jae Wook, Go Min Si, Kim Min Ha, Lee Hee Jun
• Synopsis: Drowning in debt, a young man takes lucrative part-time jobs from a mysterious agency — only to find his hustle for more money turning nightmarish
• Director: Han Jun Hee, Kim Da Min
• Screenwriter: Kyung Min Sun
• Teaser/Trailer: Official Teaser
• Streaming: Netflix

MBC: The Perfect Lie

Premieres 30 October. New Episode every Friday and Saturday

• Cast: Seo Hyun Jin, Yoo Yeon Seok
• Synopsis: Kang Ji-Seon works as an art teacher at a middle school. She goes on a first date with cardiac surgeon Min Jun-Ho, but, the day after the first date, they make conflicting claims on a single memory and they clash fiercely for the truth.
• Director: Jo Yeong Min
• Teaser/Trailer: Official Teaser
• Streaming: Disney+

• Drama: Love In Disguise
  • Hangul: 나의 유죄인간
• Director: Park Dhan Lee (Weak Hero Class)
• Network: tvN
• Episodes: 12
• Airing Schedule: Mondays & Tuesdays @ 9:50PM (KST)
  • Airing Date: October 19, 2026 - November 24, 2026
• Streaming Sources: Prime Video
• Starring:
  • Yim Si Wan (Run On) as Yun I Jun
  • Seol In Ah (Twinkling Watermelon) as Kang Jae Hui
  • Kim Jun Hyun (Mr. Queen) as Kim Si Hyeon
  • Yeonwoo (The Tale Of Lady Ok) as Lee Hye Jeong
• Plot Synopsis:

An office romantic comedy that follows the story of a conglomerate heir and his new secretary, a former special forces officer now working undercover.

Yun I Jun is a quirky third-generation chaebol raised in a sheltered environment who becomes a prime suspect in the mysterious murder of his previous secretary. When a new “male” secretary arrives to take the position, he has no idea that she’s hiding a major secret.

To uncover the truth, Kang Jae Hui, a former special forces officer turned police officer renowned as a “human weapon” for her exceptional strength and combat skills, disguises herself as a man and goes undercover as Yun I Jun’s personal secretary and bodyguard.

While protecting him, she secretly investigates him, setting the stage for unexpected chemistry, hidden identities, and plenty of comedic tension.

On-Air Rules:

On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.

Spoiler Tag Reminder: As per our On-Air-Rules, spoiler tags must be used for major spoilers of the On-Air drama and when spoiling a different drama or other material (ie. webtoon, book, movie, etc.). When the spoiler is for anything other than the On-Air drama, you must make it clear on the outside of the spoiler tags what is being spoiled. Review our On-Air-Rules for additional guidance.

Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2]

Another Monday, another week -- welcome to Monday Madness! This is a free-for-all (FFA) discussion post in which almost anything goes, just remember to be kind to each other and don't break any of our core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed.

This is also the space to share content that would otherwise not qualify as self-posts under our rules -- like rumored casting news and discussions about non-kdramas.

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > !spoiler content! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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• Drama: A Love Other Than Yours
  • Hangul: 너 말고 다른 연애
• Director: Hwang Seung Gi (Into The Ring)
• Screenwriter: Yoo Su Ji (Somehow 18)
• Network: KBS
• Episodes: 14
• Airing Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays @ 9:20PM (KST)
  • Airing Date: September 12, 2026 - November 15, 2026
• Streaming Sources: Prime Video
• Starring:
  • Seo Kang Jun (Undercover High School) as Namgung Ho
  • Ahn Eun Jin (My Dearest) as Lee Mi Do
  • Lee Joo Ahn (True Beauty) as Han Tae Seung
  • Jo A Ram (The Auditors) as Park Su A
• Plot Synopsis:

A realistic and relatable romance that depicts the emotional waves and fractures in relationships experienced by long-time lovers standing at the crossroads of marriage as they unexpectedly encounter new people. The honest and intense emotions of four men and women, a couple who have been together for over ten years and the new individuals who suddenly appear in their lives intersect delicately throughout the story.

Namgung Ho, an office worker who becomes entangled in an unexpected emotional whirlwind after confronting the wavering feelings of the lover he cherishes, makes a bold proposal.

Lee Mi Do shines the brightest on film sets. Even with a bare face and a shabby T-shirt, her stunning figure can't be hidden. When she frowns and gets angry, her charisma explodes, even becoming more sensual. She has a boyfriend, but she's thrown into confusion after meeting a new love interest.

On-Air Rules:

On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.

Spoiler Tag Reminder: As per our On-Air-Rules, spoiler tags must be used for major spoilers of the On-Air drama and when spoiling a different drama or other material (ie. webtoon, book, movie, etc.). When the spoiler is for anything other than the On-Air drama, you must make it clear on the outside of the spoiler tags what is being spoiled. Review our On-Air-Rules for additional guidance.

Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2] / [Episodes 3 & 4] / [Episodes 5 & 6] / [Episodes 7 & 8] / [Episode 9] / [Episode 10] / [Episode 11]

Hello everyone! Have you been sleeping well or have you been up all night binging dramas?

Eun Sang's Sleepy Sunday Soliloquy (ESSSS) is a free for all thread, in which almost anything goes, don't diss The Heirs or break any of our other core rules. General discussion about anything and everything is allowed - including monologues!

Who is Eun Sang?! Good question. To the uninitiated among us who haven't watched the seminal masterpiece, The Heirs, she is r/KDRAMA's first lady, Kim Tan's main squeeze, Cha Eun Sang. She is a lady of few words, but many, many tears.

Please remember to use spoiler tags when discussing major plot points or anything you think should be redacted. If you are using Markdown and not Fancy Pants Editor, the easiest way to create spoiler tags is to use > ! spoiler content ! < without spaces to get spoiler content. For more detailed guidance on spoiler tags and when to use them, check our Spoiler Tags Tutorial.

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Drama Information:

• Drama: 100 Days of Deception / 100일의 거짓말
• Network: tvN
• Premiere Date: October 10, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Sat & Sun
• Episodes: 16
• Streaming Sources: Netflix
• Director: Yoo In Shik (Dr. Romantic, Extraordinary Attorney Woo)
• Screenwriter: Ryu Bo Ri (Trolley, Do You Like Brahms?)
• Cast:
  • Kim Yoo Jung (Love in the Moonlight, Dear X) as Lee Ga Gyeong / Geum Seo Hui
  • Park Jin Young (Our Unwritten Seoul, Still Shining) as Kim Tae Ung / Sato Hideo
  • Kim Hyun Joo (Hellbound, Trolley) as Yoo So Ran
  • Lee Moo Saeng (Cleaning Up, As You Stood By) as Philip Yoo
  • Jin Sun Kyu (Through the Darkness, Bargain) as Sato Shinichi
• Synopsis:

Set in Gyeongseong during the Japanese colonial period, the drama follows Ga Gyeong, the city’s most talented pickpocket, who strikes a dangerous deal with the independence army and goes undercover at the Japanese Government-General of Joseon. Disguised as an employee, she is tasked with acting as a “fake spy” for just 100 days, but her mission slowly turns her into a real informant caught between survival, loyalty, and conviction.

As she navigates her perilous double life, Ga Gyeong becomes entangled with Tae Ung, a Joseon-born Korean interpreter working inside the same building. Against a backdrop of secrets, lies, and growing political tension, a romance quietly takes shape between them. (Source: MyDramaList)

• Previous Discussions: [Episodes 1 & 2], [Episodes 3 & 4]

On-Air Rules:

On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.

Spoiler Tag Reminder: As per our On-Air-Rules, spoiler tags must be used for major spoilers of the On-Air drama and when spoiling a different drama or other material (ie. webtoon, book, movie, etc.). When the spoiler is for anything other than the On-Air drama, you must make it clear on the outside of the spoiler tags what is being spoiled. Review our On-Air-Rules for additional guidance.

Drama Information:

• Drama: Final Table / 파이널 테이블

• Network: jTBC

• Episodes: 12

• Airing Schedule: Saturdays 22:40 - 00:10, Sundays 22:30 - 00:00

  • Airing Date: 24 October - 29 November, 2026.

• Streaming Sources: Prime Video

• Director & Screen Writer: Kim Do Hoon

• Starring:

  • Ahn Hyo Seop as Han Kang / Chris K
  • Hong Hwa Yeon as Choi Song Yi
  • Chang Ryul as Woo Jin
  • Jung Eugene as Seon Jeong Won

• Plot Synopsis:

K-Chef 2026 brings together Korea's top chefs to compete for the title of the country's best chef. Mysterious world-renowned chef Chris K., also known as Kang Han, Song-yi, who is fighting to save her restaurant, perfectionist star chef Woo-jin, and chefs with stories of their own face off in a fierce culinary battle. More than a competition, they find comfort in food and one another. (Source: Prime Video)

• Previous Discussions:

N/A

On-Air Rules:

On-Air Rules: Users participating in any On-Air discussions in r/KDRAMA, like this current post, should read and follow our On-Air-Rules (section 5 of our Rules), a subset of rules tailored for our On-Air discussions. These rules specifically cover permitted user conduct, content and frequency of comments, and spoilers in On-Air discussions. Consequences of not abiding by the On-Air-Rules include bans so please familiarize yourself with these rules before participating in this post or any other On-Air discussions. Ignorance of On-Air-Rules is not a defense.

Spoiler Tag Reminder: As per our On-Air-Rules, spoiler tags must be used for major spoilers of the On-Air drama and when spoiling a different drama or other material (ie. webtoon, book, movie, etc.). When the spoiler is for anything other than the On-Air drama, you must make it clear on the outside of the spoiler tags what is being spoiled. Review our On-Air-Rules for additional guidance.