Memories of the Alhambra (2017)

SYNOPSIS: After receiving a mysterious phone call, the CEO of an investment company agrees to meet up with a young gaming developer at his sister’s hostel in Spain to discuss the sale of a virtual reality style online game. When the boy disappears without a trace, Yoo Jin Woo is suddenly thrown into a world of chaos. Finding himself in a battle against his ex co-founder and ex-friend, falling for the hostel owner and trying to locate her brother, and odd behaviors from the game force him to have to make some difficult decisions.

STARRING: Hyun Bin (Yoo Jin Woo), Park Shin Hye (Jung Hee Joo/Emma), Park Hoon (Cha Hyung Suk), Kim Yong Rim (Oh Young Shim), Park Chan Yeol (Jung Se Joo), Kim Joon Eui (Teen Se Joo), Lee Re (Jung Min Joo), Park Chae Hee (child Min Joo), Lee Hak Joo (Kim Sang Bum), Lee Shi Won (Lee Soo Jin), Kim Eui Sung (Cha Byung Joon), Ryu Abel (Lee Soo Kyung), Lee Seung Joon (Park Sun Ho), Min Jin Woong (Suh Jung Hoon), Jo Hyun Chul (Choi Yang Joo), Han Bo Reum (Ko Yoo Ra), Lee Jae Wook (Marco Han), Park Jin Woo (Noh Young Joon), Kim Do Yun (medical student), Jung Min Sung (Jung Hee Joo’s father), Choi Yoo Song (Jung Hee Joo’s mother), Park Hae Soo (A), Song Young Kyu (Choi Jung Hyuk)

EPISODES: 16

NETWORK: Neflix

Hundred Years Inheritance

GENRE: Family, Romance

SYNOPSIS: A Cinderella based story about a woman who, after being horribly mistreated by her rich mother-in-law and no support from her husband, files for divorce. After a long setback from an accident and goading from her mother-in-law’s attempts to push her into leaving the family, Min Chae Won finally divorces her husband to return to her family. During all of the commotion, Chae Won had cooincidentally met Lee Se Yoon, who helped her out on several occasions. Eventually Chae Won joins her family in continuing the family’s three generation noodle production factory that has a one hundred year history. Chae Won and Se Yoon fall in love and, through ongoing problems with Chae Won’s ex-husband on the sidelines, plan to marry. But other issues come up to stand in the couples’ way and challenge their relationship and make them question their fate.

STARRING: Eugene (Min Chae Won), Jang Seo Hee (Young Chae Won), Lee Jung Jin (Lee Se Yoon), Choi Won Young (Kim Chul Kyu), Yoon Ah Jung (Kim Joo Ri), Shin Goo (Uhm Paeng Dal), Jung Hye Sun (Kim Kkeut Soon), Jung Bo Suk (Min Hyo Dong), Jun In Hwa (Yang Choon Hee), Sun Woo Sun (Uhm Gi Ok), Kim Myung Soo (Uhm Ki Moon), Park Joon Geum (Do Do Hee), Seo Young Hoon (Uhm Seul Hong), Kwon Oh Joong (Uhm Ki Choon), Kim Hee Jung (Gong Kang Sook), Lee Tae Woo (Uhm Bo Reum), Park Young Kyu (Kang Jin), Cha Hwa Yun (Baek Sul Joo), Ha Eun Jin (Young Baek Sul Joo),
Nam Myung Ryul (Lee Dong Kyu), Park Won Sook (Bang Young Ja), Shim Yi Young (Ma Hong Joo), Gong Jung Hwan (Se Yoon’s Friend), Seo Kwon Soon (Ma Hong Joo’s Mother), Jun Sung Ae (Mrs. Park), Kim Bo Yun (Kim Myung Soon), Min Joon Hyun (Chairman Bang’s Reporter), Lee Hyun Woo (Kang Bong Soo), Hwang Sun Hee (Park Eun Sul), Baek Bo Ram (Moo Dang), Lee Sook (Matchmaker), Jung Kyung Ho (Clerk), Go Myung Hwan (MC), Min Jung Sup, Lee Jong Rae, Goo Jung Rim

EPISODES: 50

VIEWING SOURCE: Viki

My Shy Boss (2017)

GENRE: Romance, Comedy

SYNOPSIS: Eun Hwan Ki is the CEO of Brain PR, a public relations company, who is extremely shy and introverted. Hiding under a baseball cap and hoodie from everyone, Hwan Ki’s friend and future brother-in-law stands in also as the CEO that is shown to the employees and the public. Chae Ro Woon leaves her job on the stage to go to work for Brain PR in an attempt to find out the knitty gritty details on why her sister, who worked as Hwan Ki’s secretary, decided three years prior to jump off the company’s building to her death. Suspicious that Hwan Ki’s strange personality had something to do with it, things start out a little on the wrong foot.

STARRING: Yeon Woo Jin (Eun Hwan Ki), Park Hye Soo (Chae Ro Woon), Yoon Park (Kang Woo Il), Kong Seung Yeon (Eun Yi Soo), Kim Eung Soo (Eun Bok Dong), Stephanie (Director Park), Kim Ye Ryeong (Park Ae Ran), Lee Han Wi (Chae Won Sang), Han Chae Ah (Chae Ji Hye), Lee Gyu Han (Reporter Woo), Jung Yee Yeon (Assistant Manager Jung), Hwang So Hee (Assistant Manager Lee), Ye Ji Won (Dang Yoo Hee), Jun Hyo Seong (Kim Gyo Ri), Heo Jeong Min (Eom Sun Bong), Han Jae Suk (Jang Se Jong), Kim Mi Kyung (Ro Woon’s Mother), Jang Hee Jin (Seo Yeon Jung), Kim Ki Doo, Jo Hyun Sik, Choi Jun Ho, Song Young Jae (Chae Won Sang’s Friend), Woo Hyeon (Chae Won Sang’s Friend), Ji Dae Han (Advertiser), Kim Hye Eun (Hwan Ki’s Psychiatrist), Kang Nam Kil (Janitor), Nam Gi Ae, Jung Dong Gyu, Lee Jung Sung, Sung Byoung Sook, Woo Hyeon, Kim Ki Nam, Yoo Hyun Joo, Park Ha Joon (Young Eun Hwan Ki), Lee Tae Woo (Young Kang Woo Il), Kim Jun Su (Himself), Choi Byung Mo (CEO of Public Relations Company), Ray Yang, Kim Byeong Man, Park Young Gyu (Actor Hwang), Heo Young Ji (Actor Hwang’s Daughter), Kim Dae Hee (Actor Hwang’s Manager), Park Sang Myeon (Director Jin), Kim Ji Suk (Yoo Hee’s Husband)

EPISODES: 16

VIEWING SOURCE: DramaFever

Sketch (2018)

GENRE: Action, Detective, Fantasy

SYNOPSIS: After the death of his fiancee, a detective joins a team to go after his girlfriend’s killer, utilizing the skills of a fellow female detective with the ability to predict the future through a series of drawings.

STARRING: Rain (Kang Dong Soo), Lee Dong Gun (Kim Do Jin), Lee Sun Bin (Yoo Shi Hyun), Kim Ji Ahn (Young Shi Hyun), Jung Jin Young (Jang Tae Joon), Kang Shin Il (Moon Jae Hyun), Im Hwa Young (Oh Young Shim), Lee Seung Joo (Yoo Shi Joon), Son Jong Hak (Park Moon Ki), Yoo Da In (Min Ji Soo), Lee Kyu Sung (Ahn Kyung Tae), Park Doo Shik (Jung Il Soo), Kim Seung Hoon (Seo Bo Hyun), Jang Seo Kyung (Lee Jin Young), Joo Min Kyung (Lee Soo Young), Kim Hyung Mook (Nam Sun Woo), Park Sung Geun (Professor Oh Jin Woo), Kim Yong Hee (Jung Il Woo), Kang Ji Woo (Moon Yun Hee), Kim Chae Rin (Hee Sook), Lee Hae Young (Baek Woo Jin / Baek Chang Soo), Jung Jae Sung (Chief Prosecutor Ahn Jung Yun), Ha Eun Sul (Kim Eun Jin), Gong Sang Ah (Kim Eun Jin’s Sister), Jung So Young (Kim Sun Mi), Jun Jin Woo (Yoo Jin Kyu), Kim Hee Jung (Yoo Shi Hyun’s Mother), Lee Sang Hong (Kang Do Shik), Kim Ho Jung (Jo Min Sook), Dong Bang Woo (Choi Tae Wook), Ryu Tae Ho (Yoon Sung Soo), Yoon Bok In (Oh Young Shim’s Mother), Song Ji Ho (Yoon Jin Soo), Jun Hye Won (Choi Sun Young), Kim Sa Kwon (Oh Young Shim’s College Senior), Lee Joong Ok (Seo Sang Goo)

EPISODES: 16

VIEWING SOURCE: DramaFever

Cheo Yong (2014)

GENRE: Horror, Mystery, Crime, Thriller, Action

SYNOPSIS: Yoon Cheo Yong is a detective with the ability to see dead people. With the aid of his partner and a deceased high school student, he fights to solve the mystery behind several murders and, ultimately, the murder of his previous partner.

STARRING: Oh Ji Ho (Yoon Cheo Yong), Oh Ji Eun (Ha Sun Woo), Jun Hyo Sung (Han Na Young), Yoo Seung Mok (Byun Gook Jin), Yun Je Wook (Lee Jong Hyun), Yoo Min Kyu (Park Min Jae). Baek Sung Hyun (Jang Dae Suk), Choi Duk Moon (Yang Soo Hyuk)

EPISODES: 20 (2 Seasons)

VIEWING SOURCE: Netflix

Miss Panda & Mr. Hedgehog (2012)

GENRE: Romance, Comedy, Cooking

SYNOPSIS: Go Seung Ji, an orphan, is hired to work as a Patissier by Pan Da Yang at Panda Cafe after having difficulties finding employment at other bakeries. Known as “Hedgehog” by his friends because of his prickly personality, he helps “Panda” build up the bakery’s reputation while fending off problems with both a former employee and Saint-Honoré, a large baking franchise who is out to steal Seung Ji’s ideas for their own. Choi Won Il, the step-son of Saint-Honoré’s President and head baker and long time friend to Panda, has just returned from the U.S. to take over as CEO of the franchise and to put a stop to his step-father’s criminal dealings within the company. Both Seung Ji and Won Il compete for Panda’s affection but who will she choose in the end?

STARRING: Lee Dong Hae (Go Seung Ji), Seo Dong Hyun (Child Seung Ji), Yoon Seung Ah (Pan Da Yang), Kim So Yun (Child Pan Da Yang), Choi Jin Hyuk (Choi Won Il), Yoo So Young (Kang Eun Bi), Yang Hee Kyung (Kim Kap Soon), Im Eun Hye (Pan Da Na), Yoo Seung Mok (Gil Dong Goo), Goo Bon Im (Mi Ra), Park Geun Hyung (Park Byung Moo), Lee Moon Hee (Park Mi Hyang), Hyun Suk (Choi Jae Kyum), Hong Yeo Jin (Hwang Jung Rye), Song In Hwa (Choi Won Yi), Park Sang Hoon (Jo Kyun Woo), Han Seung Hyun (Hwang Bum Bo), Jung Min Jin (Jo Ki Tae), Hwang Byung Gook (Lee Jong Gab), Park Ha Na (Park Ha Na), Fujii Mina (Shiratori Mina), Nam Ji Hyun (Manager Nam Ji Hyun), Shin Min Kyung

EPISODES: 16

VIEWING SOURCE: Netflix

Goodbye Mr. Black (2016)

GENRE: Romance, Melodrama

SYNOPSIS: When a Navy SEAL is sent on assignment to Thailand, he is betrayed and set up as a murderer by his best friend and his lover. Losing not only his father and sister but also his worldly possessions, he embarks on a personal mission to clear his name and find his sister. With the help of friends he will take on many dangers to regain everything he has lost and attempt to bring retribution to his former friend and all involved.

STARRING: Lee Jin Wook (Cha Ji Won/Black), Moon Chae Won (Kim Swan/Khaya), Kim Kang Woo (Min Sun Jae), Song Jae Rim (Seo Woo Jin), Yoo In Young (Yoon Ma Ri), Lee Won Jong (Go Sung Min/Meutong), Im Se Mi (Cha Ji Soo), Ha Yun Joo (May), Bae Yoo Ram (Ahn Gye Dong), Jung Dong Hwan (Cha Jae Wan), Kim Tae Woo (Kim Ji Ryoon), Jung Hye Sun (Jung Hyun Sook), Jun Gook Hwan )Baek Eun Do), Choi Jung Woo (Seo Jin Tak), Lee Jae Yong (Yoon Jae Min), Lee Dae Yeon (Min Yong Jae), Seo Bum Shik (Baek Eun Do’s Secretary), Gil Hae Yun (Hong In Ja), Park Hoon, Jung Dong Kyu, Lee Kyu Sub, Yoo Sang Jae

EPISODES: 20

VIEWING SOURCE: Netflix; December 2016

Descendants Of The Sun (2016)

GENRE: Romance, Melodrama, Comedy

SYNOPSIS: When a special ops agent and his partner show up at a hospital to deliver a beaten thief for treatment, a fledgling romance starts up between the doctor and the agent known as “Big Boss.” The couple try on several occasions to date, but career demands always seem to pop up and cause interruptions. A twist of fate eventually puts the two together serving time at a medical facility in Uruk, helping out locals and giving them a chance to get to know one another better via a set of dangerous adventures.

STARRING: Song Joong Ki (Captain Yoo Shi Jin), Song Hye Kyo (Professor Kang Mo Yun), Jin Goo (Chief Master Sergeant Seo Dae Young), Kim Ji Won (Lieutenant Yoon Myung Joo), Kang Shin Il (Lieutenant General Yoon), Kim Byung Chul (Colonel Park Byung Soo), Park Hoon (Sergeant Choi Woo Geun), Choi Woong (Staff Sergeant Gong Chul Ho), Ahn Bo Hyun (Sergeant Im Kwang Nam), Kim Min Suk (Private Kim Ki Bum), Lee Seung Joon (Song Sang Hyun), Seo Jung Yeon (Ha Ja Ae), Onew (Lee Chi Hoon), Park Hwan Hee (Choi Min Ji), Hyun Jyu Ni (Pyo Ji Soo), Tae In Ho (Han Suk Won), Park Ah In (Kim Eun Ji), Jo Woo Ri (Jang Hee Eun), Cho Jasper (Daniel Spencer), Jun Soo Jin (Ri Ye Hwa), David McInnis (David Argus), Zyon Barreto (Fatima), Kwak In Joon (Lee Han Soo), Jo Jae Yoon (Jin Young Soo), Lee Yi Kyung (Kang Min Jae), Jun In Taek (Yoo Young Geun), Nam Moon Chul (Manager Go), Matthew Douma (US Army Delta Force Captain Jordan), Joey Albright (US Army Delta Force Member), Ji Seung Hyun (Ahn Jung Joon), Lee Jae Yong (Choi Ji Ho), Sung Gi Yoon (The President), Kim Kyul (Chairman Han’s Assistant), Jung Dong Kyu, Lee Kwang Soo (Shooting Arcade Operator), Lee Jong Hyuk (Captain Kim Jin Suk), Jung Ji Won (TV Announcer), Park Tae Won (TV Announcer), Ryu Hwa Young (Seo Dae Young’s Ex-Girlfriend), Park Joon Geum (Chi Hoon’s Mother), Yoo Ah In (Banker), Nam Ki Ae (Mo Yun’s Mother), Red Velvet as (Themselves), Han Yeo Wool, Park Pal Young, Seo Woo Jin, Lee Chang

EPISODES: 16

VIEWING SOURCE: Netflix; September-October 2016

12 Years Promise (2014)

GENRE: Family, Romance, Comedy

SYNOPSIS: After Jang Guk’s father passes away from a car accident, her family moves from Busan to Seoul to live with her grandmother and help run a dumpling shop. There she meets fellow high school senior Yu Jun Su and two of his friends. Jun Su and Guk fall in love but Jun Su’s friend Joo Da Hae becomes jealous of Jun Su’s attentions toward Guk and starts a fight. In an attempt to get the two girls to make up and resolve an awkward sitution for the four friends, Jun Su and his buddy Mu Cheol secretly invite the two girls to Jun Su’s house to watch the 2002 Soccer World Cup. Complications arise and Da Hae and Mu Cheol are not able to attend, leaving Jun Su and Guk alone, resulting later in a pregnant Guk and both families in turmoil over how to resolve the responsibilites of the issue. In the end, Guk decides to move to America to live with her aunt after making a promise with her mother that they would both try their best to improve their lives and let no one treat them in an ill manner again.

Twelve years later, Guk changes her name and returns to Korea to work as the “dark horse” for HK Department Stores to help fix the company’s financial stability and as fate would have it Jun Su and his friend Mu Cheol also work there. With several other oddly fated entanglements between the two families, will the two get back together despite their families’ disputes over what happened so long ago, or will they drive each other crazy?

STARRING: Yoon So Hee (Jang Guk/Jang Dal Lae), Lee Won Geun (Yu Jun Su), Ryu Hyo Young Ju Da Hae), Bae Jong Ok (Choi Go Sun), Ra Yoon Chan (Jang Hun), Seo Woo Rim (Yeo Il Suk), Kim Young Ran (Yeo Sam Suk), Uhm Hyo Sup (Jang Guk’s Father), Park Hae Mi (Pyung Bum Seok), Chun Ho Jin (Yu Jung Han), Choi Won Hong (Yu Jun Seong), Danny Ahn (Yu Su Han), Jung Kyung Soon (Yu Jung Sook), Ji Soo Won (Kim Young Hee), Lee Han Wie (Ju Chul Su), Nha Phuong (Ha Mi), Jung Chan (Heo Se Min), Lee Young Eun (Kang Ham Cho), Han Min (Park Mu Cheol), Lee Do Yun (Park Moo Hee), Shin Dong Mi (Yeo Ok), Jung Kyu Soo (Mr. Kang), Lee Roo Ri (Jang Woo), Hong Ji Min (Jang Guk’s Homeroom Teacher), Baek Jong Gun (Jang Woo’s Friend), Park Sung Min (Jang Woo’s Friend), Kim Sung Chan (Jang Woo’s Friend), Lee So Yeon (Adult Jang Guk/Jang Dal Lae), Nam Goong Min (Adult Yu Jun Su), Lee Tae Im (Adult Ju Da Hae), Oh Seung Yoon (Adult Jang Hun), Kim Shi Hoo (Adult Yu Jun Seong), Choi Ro Woon (Ju Hong), Song Young Kyu (Lee Joo Ho), Jung In Sun (Adult Kang Ham Cho), Lee Yong Joo (Adult Park Mu Cheol), Ah Young (Adult Park Moo Hee), Lee Seo Yun (Assistant Manager Kang), Choi Sung Joon (Assistant Manager Park), Song Young Kyu, Kim Ye Joon, Lee Shin Ae, Kang Ji Sub (Adult Jang Woo), Jung Ga Eun (Jung Hee), Im Ji Hyun (So Ra)

EPISODES: 26

VIEWING SOURCE: Netflix; September-October 2016

9 Seconds – Eternal Time (2015)

GENRE: Fantasy, Romance, Short Series

SYNOPSIS: A high school boy and girl discover an old camera in a photo studio isn’t what it seems and find a way to make time stand still for their most cherished memories.

STARRING: Lee Joo Seung (Kang Yoo Chan), Na Hae Ryung (Yoo So Ra), Fujii Mina (Mi Na)

EPISODES: 7

VIEWING SOURCE: Netflix; May-July 2016