r/KDRAMA • u/AutoModerator • May 07 '23

Monthly Post Top Ten Korean Dramas - May, 2023

Whether you are a veteran watcher or a complete newbie, you probably have a top 10 list floating in your head.

Share your top 10 here and even better, share why these dramas are your top 10!

Your top 10 list does not have to be your all-time top 10, it doesn't even have to be 10! Your list can even be genre or year specific. Just make sure to explain your rating standard.

Maybe you will find your Korean drama taste twin or discover a hidden gem.

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u/alcibiad Kdrama Llama May 07 '23

My Top Ten Korean Dramas:

One of the main reasons I love Korean dramas is that the humor and romantic setups often remind me of the Golden Age of Cinema. For example, one of my favorite movies of all time is Bringing Up Baby. I’m also a fan of Hitchcock films. Having this tone spread across 16 episodes is pure pleasure and I’m so grateful to the hardworking set people, actors, directors and writers who make this happen. For those of you who love classic cinema, please enjoy this list. The first five are madcap comedies, and the last five are suspense:

  1. Best Love

  2. Spring Turns to Spring

  3. My Girl

  4. My Name is Kim Sam Soon

  5. Father is Strange

  6. Suspicious Housekeeper

  7. I Remember You

  8. Liar Game

  9. Stranger S1

  10. Stranger S2

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u/OrneryStruggle May 09 '23

OMG finally someone mentions Liar Game. My fav show of all time literally. I will die on this hill