[cmoneyspinner]

I finished The King Loves and enjoyed it very much. I want Wang Rin to be my BFF (best friend forever).

Now I'm watching Queen Insoo. It's 60 episodes. It's slowly building up to a CAT FIGHT!! LOL.
Two women want to be Queen. You can tell by the title WHO WON!! But it's interesting to see how each woman went about achieving their goal. I plan on cancelling my Viki subscription in February so I have to hurry up and watch it.

[peachpurple]

I am looking forward To my star 2, the second season of boy love series.

[Netherrealmer]

This is not a Korean Drama, But a Japanese one. I highly recommend Doctor X, All of its 7 seasons are available on Netflix. It's a Medical Drama for people who hates Medical Dramas. It is about a Doctor who never fail her surgeries. There was an episode when there are these 2 cousins who hates each other. One have kidney problem and the other one needs new colon. She used those cousins as each other's donors.

They hate each other but their blood type is a match.

[cmoneyspinner]

Speaking of Japanese shows, I watched "Atelier" on Netflix. I loved it! And I learned about underwear!

[Netherrealmer]

Each Season also matches with Japan's current medical crisis of that Year.

Season 1=shortage of Medical personal of 2012
season 2= feud between Internal Medicine and Surgeon of 2014
Season 7= Covid Pandemic

[cmoneyspinner]

Currently rewatching "The Three Musketeers". It's a K-drama I found on YouTube.
http://www.koreandrama.org/the-three-mu ... -season-1/

[Netherrealmer]

You are a Kdrama fan but you still refuse to watch Squid Game which is still the NUmber 1 Tv show in the whole world regardless of country of origin.

[cmoneyspinner]

You are a Kdrama fan but you still refuse to watch Squid Game which is still the NUmber 1 Tv show in the whole world regardless of country of origin.

Actually I am into the historical period dramas. Every once in a while I will watch a modern K-drama series. But at the moment I am trying to satisfy my appetite for the historical dramas. I go in waves. One time I was totally into British mystery shows. But now I hardly ever watch them. I used to watch a lot of Bollywood movies. But now I hardly ever watch them. You know ... like how a kid gets tired a toy and tosses it aside.

[Lav207]

Not much. I like to stick to English Series

[Netherrealmer]

Not much. I like to stick to English Series

There is english dub option in Netflix you know

[cmoneyspinner]

There is english dub option in Netflix you know

WHAT???!!! I did not know that! You mean I don't have to read subtitles????

[Netherrealmer]

Yes and No, Netflix only provide dub option for their originals. Most 3rd Party Korean dramas still relies on subs.

Love struck in the city

Vincenzo

Something in the rain

Hometown cha cha cha

Itaewon class

my holo love

my first first love


Startup

It's okay not to be okay

The Kingdom

The Silent Sea

Squid Game

Sweet Home

All of Us are Dead


All have dubs.

Netflix also have dubs for Brazilian, European, and Jordanian content.

[peachpurple]

I prefer to watch korean dramas with subtitles not dubs because it sounds so weird, not their original voices. Currently watching long time no see, a korean boy love gangster

[Tendz]

Same with me, dubbed dramas sounds weird. If I'm watching a drama, I would very much like to watch it with the actors original voices.

[cmoneyspinner]

@Netherrealmer - I was signed into Netflix yesterday and did notice a series that was English dubbed.,
@peachpurple, @Tendz - You're right. They do sound weird!

So today I cancelled my Viki subscription. It was fun while it lasted. I subscribed as a Christmas gift to myself. It was $4.99 a month and I got to watch quite a few historical K-dramas without the ads. It was worth it! But I can not afford to continue the subscription. I might treat myself again later. But for now, since my son pays for the Netflix subscription, I'll be satisfying my K-drama addiction by whatever they offer on Netflix.

Right now I am watching "The King's Affection" and I need to begin watching "The Crowned Clown". I'm also rewatching "Rookie Historian". It's cute!

[Netherrealmer]

c'mon watch Squid Game and All of us Are dead so we have something to talk about and we get some mainstream appeal and have Zoomers post on this place.

[kat82]

I am from Africa. But to be honest, Korean dramas make my day. I have lots of DVD's featuring my favorites like Jumong

[cmoneyspinner]

I am from Africa. But to be honest, Korean dramas make my day. I have lots of DVD's featuring my favorites like Jumong

I am in USA and have been trying to find Jumong but can't find it on any of the streaming sites.

c'mon watch Squid Game and All of us Are dead so we have something to talk about and we get some mainstream appeal and have Zoomers post on this place.

My son's girlfriend is Vietnamese and she got him to watch some K-dramas with her. They watched Squid Game and Vincenzo. He liked it! But I'm sure my son would not appreciate the historical dramas at all. Although, he might like Mr. Sunshine.


On the plus side, I was about to cancel my Viki.com subscription, but they offered me a 50% discount if I stayed for another month. So I stayed.

[Netherrealmer]

Same with me, dubbed dramas sounds weird. If I'm watching a drama, I would very much like to watch it with the actors original voices.

I am used to dubbed now because I watched too muched dubbed content already.

[cmoneyspinner]

I watched "Must You Go" yesterday. I picked it because it was 8 episodes and I was kind of tired. Didn't have much energy to read the English subtitles.