SoultoSeoul

VPNs don't work with netflix at least not from the US.

This is soooo good from start to finish. I never watch dramas this long, but I was never bored.

It was on youtube last week.

Yes i know...the drama poorly transitions between. Its not well executed.

Any drama on MDL in the 8 range is a high rating, very few make it 9 or higher.

I totally agree....It's baffling how strange it got toward the end.

I watched the final few episodes on youtube...I thought is was so cute and funny, until the script started to take a strange turn...It could have ended at 15 or 16...17-20 ehhh ...smh.

Radiant office kept climbing the ratings in korea... This is an office drama first, the romance relationship between the CEO and his love level employee was built within it. The story deals with real life issues which are present in their working world, and then the relationship of two people who grow in a deep and sincere loyalty, trust and mutual appreciation...as Boss-Employee, Friendship and then friends plus...She's a overcomer who's never been given a break and he's a CEO who hates those who abuse the system. He wont break the rules, but there is something about her which pulls on his heart to bend them. This is a story about two people who evolve into their true selves through encountering one another... I adored all of the glances, sweet exchanges, they sincere way the leads protected and think about each other...They have a special chemistry, one that is far more realistic when it comes to how romantic relationships develop than most kdramas display. I can easily go back to it again and again.

In the book she doesn't fall for him, but I read in the drama she will. The real king this is based on and the saga around his reign can be found on wikipedia....The romance is a fictitious...
We are at the 1/2 way point so this is usually when mutual affections begin to form, but is also when all of the evil plots start to take shape. I'll be curious to see how this end...most chinese dramas I have seen tend to have a less than happy all it wonderful ending...Maybe I am watching the wrong ones. I would love to see the leads finally live happy after killing off all of the power hungry vultures surrounding them.

I so "<3" this drama. The last few have had me in tears or cracking up. I just hope the KBS and MBC union strike wont cause any unexpected delays.

@dana1004 Netflix had 103.95 million streaming subscribers worldwide 6 months into 2017, 56 million of them are from the US. It's rapidly growing in Europe and parts of Asia. I watch it often when I travel to Mexico, UK and Scandinavia.

"Since Netflix launched its streaming service in 2007, the service has expanded globally, first to Canada, then to Latin America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Japan to include 60 countries. Jan 6, 2016" Wikipedia

I believe it is also in S.Korea now too.

I'm wondering if tvn is looking at launching their own site, like the big three did with kocowa. It seems like the market is shifting and now the technology and audience makes it is possible for networks to cut out or rework the middle man.

kissasian is virus central....

www.dramalike.tv is better for kdramas

Netflix has a deal with JTBC.

Licensing is REGIONAL, it isn't global. That is why I can watch a specific drama on Viki (a global company) in the US and then visit Europe and it isn't always available. My original post was about not being able to find it licensed. I meant in the US market. There are many other websites which operate legally in other nations and can only serve specific markets at this time.
Netflix is the one company that has Global licensing but only on the dramas they produce, otherwise they have to buy the license for every market they wish to show a drama in.

Ok so DramaPassion is legal but only in a few EU nations:


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VIU is only in:
Hong Kong
Singapore Thailand Philippines
United Arab Emirates
Bahrain
Egypt
Indonesia
India
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Kuwait Malaysia Oman
Qatar Saudi Arabia

Netflix made a deal this year with JTCB. We will see more of their new dramas on the site int he future. Drama Passion is not legal as far as I know. If the are licensed it wouldn't be in the US market.

WOW...Neither Viki nor Drama Fever have it... TVN seems to be holding out on licensing all of a sudden....Criminal Minds, Live Up To Your Name and now Argon are unavailable in the North America other than pirated sites. It makes me wonder if they will pull a move like Kocowa and the big three networks just did.

Usually when it is this long it is watched like a soap...they air 5 days a week over 3-4 months.