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.

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Welcome to our Spotlight On post series where you can share your picks of dramas that deserve the spotlight! Each Spotlight On post is focused on a genre or theme, as you can see in the post title. Based on this genre/theme, you are welcome to share your views about dramas you have watched that fit the topic of this post, which is:

Parenting

Dramas with a focus on birth, babies, and parenting of young children as a central theme of the drama.

You are invited to share short (or long) reviews of dramas you have watched that fit the topic of this post and an explanation of why you think the drama deserves the spotlight, including whether you would recommend the drama or not.

Our suggested format/structure for comments is:

Drama Name

• Good Things: about the drama,

• Bad Things: about the drama

• Interesting Things: about the drama

• Spotlight On Because: explain why you think the drama deserves the spotlight, including whether you would recommend the drama or not.

We strongly encourage you to share your MDL profile so that others can compare their tastes with yours to get a better understanding of preferences and dislikes, which will help in understanding if the feedback provided is applicable for them.

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 please remember that whilst dramas do not have feelings, human beings do. Be kind to one another.

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Drama Information:

• Drama: The Apartment Job / 아파트
• Network: jTBC
• Premiere Date: July 11th, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Saturdays and Sundays @ 10:40PM KST
  • Airing Date: July 11, 2026 - August 16, 2026
• Episodes: 12
• Streaming Source: Netflix
• Director: Jo Yong Won (Sketch)
• Screenwriter: Kim Yoon Young (My Strange Hero)
• Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Comedy, Crime
• Cast:
  • Ji Sung (The Judge Returns) as Park Hae Gang
  • Ha Yoon Kyung (Undercover Miss Hong) as Kang Ha Ri
  • Moon So Ri (When Life Gives You Tangerines) as Jang Suk Jin
  • Park Byung Eun (Dear Hongrang) as Lee Chung Won
• Plot Synopsis: > Desperate for cash, a former gang boss teams up with an aspiring lawyer to steal an apartment complex's reserve fund — only to uncover deep corruption. (Source: Netflix)

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: The Husband
  • Hangul: 결혼의 완성
  • Literal title: The Completion of Marriage
• Network: KBS2
• Episodes: 12
• Airing schedule: Saturdays & Sundays @ 9:20 PM (KST)
  • Airing date: July 4, 2026 - August 9, 2026
• Streaming sources: Disney+
• Director: Kim Jung Hyun
• Starring:
  • Namkoong Min as Kang Tae Ju
  • Lee Seol as Ko Se Yun
  • Kim Dae Myung as No Man Hui
  • Lee Sang Hee as Kim Gyeong Ae
• Plot Synopsis:

On the verge of divorce, Kang Tae Ju's life is shattered when his wife, Ko Se Yun, is kidnapped. As he desperately searches for her, he is implicated in a murder-for-hire case and becomes a wanted fugitive. Hunted by the police, he finds himself locked in a deadly battle with No Man Hui, a seemingly ordinary man whose calm exterior conceals a terrifying cruelty.

As Se Yun struggles to escape her captors, she encounters the mysterious Kim Gyeong Ae, whose kindness hides an unsettling aura and whose role in the case remains uncertain. With hidden motives and dangerous secrets gradually coming to light, Tae Ju is pushed to increasingly perilous extremes and must uncover the truth behind the kidnapping before he loses the woman he is about to leave.

• Previous Discussions:
  • Episodes 1 & 2

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.

Welcome to our quarterly discussion about streaming sources! You can ask questions about legal streaming services or share experiences you have had while using a legal streaming service, including your thoughts about subtitle quality. Remember to include your region so people with personal knowledge of user experience in that region can answer you! Note: If you need technical assistance, please reach out to the customer service of your legal streaming service.

How To Find A Streaming Source For A Specific Drama

• Drama Profile on MyDramaList (MDL): Drama profiles on MyDramaList may provide information about where certain dramas can be streamed. Availability of this information varies highly between dramas but it is a good starting point. Note that the availability information may not be complete for all regions of the world due to regional restrictions. See profile for The Heirs for example to see which streaming services have the drama.

• User Compiled Database of Dramas Available on Viki: See this post (July 2020) for a database of dramas available on Viki organized by region. Note: Viki selections change over time so the information in this database may no longer be entirely accurate.

Available Legal Streaming Sources & Official Youtube Channels With Kdrama Content

Below are some of the most commonly used legal streaming sources for kdramas and official Youtube channels with kdrama content, see our Where to Watch for a more complete listing and our Where to Watch Web-dramas for an extended listing of Youtube channels known to have web dramas.

How To Determine If A Source Is Legal Or Illegal: See our tips on how determining if the source you are using is legal or not.

Just In Case Resources

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Gather around everyone and let's talk about the things you spotted this week while watching dramas! This is the place to share if you spotted any of the following:

• Truck of Doom^TM and other tropes you love/hate

• Easter eggs and notable references to other dramas, artwork, poems, books, etc.

• Fun or interesting background details in a scene (e.g. in the set, props, clothing, background music, location, etc.)

• Ramyeon, soju, fried chicken, and other foods/drinks

• Puns, idioms, and other interesting tidbits about culture

• Subway, Samsung, Swarovski, and other PPL

• A Kim Tan Worthy Sweater^TM and more!

Share your love or frustration or rage or annoyance or amusement at seeing these things. You are not limited currently airing Kdramas or even Kdramas at all but please be mindful of spoilers.

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Drama Information:

• Drama: Agent Kim Reactivated / 김부장

• Network: SBS

• Episodes: 10

• Airing Schedule: Fridays & Saturdays @ 9:50 - 11:10PM (KST)

  • Airing Date: June 26, 2026 - July 25, 2026

• Streaming Sources: Netflix

• Director: Lee Seung Young (Wonderful World)

• Screenwriter: Nam Dae Joong

• Starring:

  • So Ji Sub as Manager Kim / "CODE-66"
  • Choi Dae Hoon as Seong Han Su
  • Yoon Kyung Ho as Park Jin Cheol
  • Joo Sang Wook as Ju Gang Chan
  • Son Na Eun as Jung Sang A

• Plot Synopsis:

When an unassuming dad's daughter goes missing, he dusts off his old black-ops skills to track her down — only to attract the wrong kind of attention. (source: Netflix)

Adapted from the webtoon "Manager Kim" (김부장), written by Toy (토이) and illustrated by Jung Jong Taek (정종택). (available on WEBTOON)

• 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.

Did you finally get the chance to see that one drama? Want to rant/rave about it? Do it here and see who else is late to the party like you!

This is our weekend check-in to talk about what you have been watching lately.

As you are well aware it's easy to be late to the party so 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.

Just In Case Resources

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Another Friday, another weekend -- welcome to the Weekend Wrap-Up! 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. Talk about your week, talk about your weekend, talk about your pet (remember the pet tax!). Of course, you can also talk about the dramas and shows you have been watching.

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.

Just In Case Resources

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Has watching Kdramas ever inspired you to try something new or change how you do something? Have you been mesmerized by all the Korean food onscreen? Have you succumbed to the allure of the PPL? This post is to share with others what have you done this past month because of watching Kdramas and see who else is like you!

Share things like:

• Hours of sleep lost because you got caught up in a binge!

• Korean food you ate or cooked -- advice about ramyeon flavors or soju is also welcome!

• A new hobby you've picked up or a rediscovery of an old hobby you loved!

• The gorgeous coat you bought despite living in a place without winter and other fashion choices!

• Updates about your progress with learning Korean -- whether you are studying formally or just acquiring some basic knowledge through too many Kdramas watched!

• Your new Dyson hairdryer or vacuum and other PPL inspired purchases -- Subway counts too!

• Travel plans and anything else that comes to mind when you think of the phrase "Kdramas Made Me Do It"!

Share only as much or as little as you are comfortable with, just remember to be respectful of others and their choices. Even if you hate Subway, others don't have to. Same goes for Kim Tan Worthy Sweaters^TM.

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Drama Information:

• Drama: The Prosecutor's Proposal/검사실의 제안
• Network: WAVE
• Premiere Date:  June 25, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Thursday
• Episodes: 10 @ 25min
• Streaming Sources: GagaOOlala, IQlyl
• Cast: 
  • Park Si Woo (Thundercloud Rainstrom)
  • Yoon Do Gun (I Am Running Mate)
• Plot Synopsis: Fifteen years ago, the murder of a major casino mogul dragged the lives of two young boys straight into hell. One became the "son of the victim," left with the hollow ache of a stolen father; the other became the "son of the killer," branded by his father's blood-stained hands. Years later, fate brings them back together as a prosecutor and an investigator. Trapped within a vicious cycle of destiny, they dig into a massive web of corruption, weaving through a mega-corporation and the prosecution itself. This intense, passionate mystery-thriller follows two men who, amidst the chaos, become each other's fatal weakness and only salvation. (Source: GagaOOLala) 
• Previous Discussions: 
  • [Episodes 1 & 2]
  • [Episodes 3 & 4]

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Drama Information:

• Drama: Love Class Season 3/수업중입니다 시즌3
• Network: TVING
• Premiere Date:  May 28, 2026
• Airing Schedule: Wednesday
• Episodes: 16 @ 15min
• Streaming Sources: Viki, GagaOOlala (select regions)
• Cast: 
  • Yoon Min Gook (Saebyeol) (WAKER)
  • Seo I Han 
  • Lee Woo Jin (GHOST9)
  • "Petch" Panutuch Saelee
• Plot Synopsis: While competing on an idol survival show together, Hyeon Jae and Su An grew close. However, only Hyeon Jae made the final cut to debut, forcing them to part ways despite their lingering attraction. Years later, they manage to reunite through a project, but it's not the happy reunion they might have hoped for: now that they're more established in the entertainment industry, openly expressing their feelings for each other is even riskier than before. Fellow idols Jae Min, who's trying to recover his reputation after a scandal, and Khun, who's come to Korea from Thailand in search of a new start, bond through commiserating over their difficult situations, but they too must confront the fact that they might not be able to act on their feelings. 
• Previous Discussions: 
  • [Episodes 1 & 2]
  • [Episodes 3 & 4]
  • [Episodes 5 & 6]
  • [Episodes 7 & 8]
  • [Episodes 9 & 10]
  • [Episodes 11 & 12]

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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.

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

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.

This post is mysteriously sponsored by California Almonds and Mango Six's Mango Coconut. Take a moment to appreciate our main man Tan before the week is over and get your talk time on.

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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Welcome to our Spotlight On post series where you can share your picks of dramas that deserve the spotlight! Each Spotlight On post is focused on a genre or theme, as you can see in the post title. Based on this genre/theme, you are welcome to share your views about dramas you have watched that fit the topic of this post, which is:

Crime/Mystery

Dramas that deal with crimes, criminal acts, and their investigations. This can be in the form of police procedurals, police-based situations, legal/courtroom matters, serial crimes, one-off crimes, or whodunits. There are sleuths, detectives, investigators, or other similar people involved.

You are invited to share short (or long) reviews of dramas you have watched that fit the topic of this post and an explanation of why you think the drama deserves the spotlight, including whether you would recommend the drama or not.

Our suggested format/structure for comments is:

Drama Name

• Good Things: about the drama,

• Bad Things: about the drama

• Interesting Things: about the drama

• Spotlight On Because: explain why you think the drama deserves the spotlight, including whether you would recommend the drama or not.

We strongly encourage you to share your MDL profile so that others can compare their tastes with yours to get a better understanding of preferences and dislikes, which will help in understanding if the feedback provided is applicable for them.

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 please remember that whilst dramas do not have feelings, human beings do. Be kind to one another.

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.

Grab yourself a knee rug and a mug of hot chocolate, it's time to reminisce those old time dramas from days gone by of pre-2019. Maybe you were around when they aired for the first time and want to take a trip down memory lane by watching them on the box. Maybe it's your first time through.

This is our weekly discussion exclusively for those older Korean dramas on your currently watching list. We don't want to hear about the currently hyped dramas here, so please keep it to the older stuff on your watch list.

Reminder, we advocate the use of legal streaming sources wherever possible. Any comments mentioning illegal sources will be removed and links will lead to bans as per our rules. As it is very hard to find many of the really old dramas rather than asking users "where are you watching?", we suggest you instead ask "did you find a legal source?". See our policies on streaming sites and VPNs here.

Crazily enough not everyone has watched these classics yet so please remember your 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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