A Hundred Memories  rides in as an affectionate time capsule—an ’80s retro melodrama that feels more like a hug than a history lesson. It follows two female bus conductors, Go Young‑rye (Kim Doo‑mi) and Seo Jong‑hee (Shin Ye‑eun),

“Would You Marry Me”: A Delightfully Conventional Romantic Escape with Heart Would You Marry Me (우주 메리 미), which wrapped its run on SBS in late 2025, doesn’t disguise where it’s headed. Instead, it doubles down on familiarity—and somehow turns predictability into comfort.

Picture this: it’s a calm Friday night in 2026. The city outside is dipping into twilight; maybe rain taps at the window or your speakers

My Youth (2025) doesn’t shout for your attention. It enters softly, carrying a kind of cinematic hush — a story not about what happens, but

Genie, Make a Wish (Korean: Da Ijeoeojilji ni) back in October 2025, packing a killer cast and a hook that screams binge potential: ancient genie

It’s 2026. The referee blows the final whistle. The stadium—or your living room—is buzzing with energy. Maybe your team won, and you’re riding a high.

Let’s be honest: 2026 has brought us amazing tech, but it also brought a headache. We have too many subscriptions, too many passwords to remember,

There’s an immediate sense, watching Pro Bono, that the writers have something on their mind beyond case-of-the-week drama. The show wants to talk about compromise,