Best K-Drama on Hulu

Crash is the most entertaining Korean series on Hulu. This series is well written and directed. I promise you that you'll be amazed to see how clever the TCI team. While the director perfectly chose the cast, I really enjoyed watching every single scene that Lee Min-Ki and Kwak Sun-Young are in. They have great chemistry! Min So-Hee who is extroverted is a perfect match to the extremely introverted Cha Yeon-Ho. They made me laugh without making too much effort. Each episode kept me wanting to know more about Cha Yeon-Ho and Min So-Hee.

The series is consistently entertaining, generally funny, and sometimes shocking to see how ghastly high ranking police officials are. Cha Yeon-Ho is an interesting character. He is super smart and very reserved with strong resolve to solve every case that comes his way.

The last episode was kind of a cliff hanger in the sense that we didn’t get to see So-Hee and Tae Jun’s face off. The last scene gave me some hope that there will be a Season 2. I look forward to seeing how the scriptwriter will cleverly show Cha Yeon-Ho’s character development from a geek KAIST graduate to a super hot and youngest Commissioner-General in Season 2.

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One of the best Kdramas on Netflix USA

The Beauty Inside is a must-watch Kdrama on Netflix. I highly recommend it because it is not just a feel-good movie, but one with heart and empathy.

The director and scriptwriter were brilliant in making the 1st and 2nd episode so entertaining that I wanted to watch the next episode as soon as I get off work. Lee Min-Ki is indeed a versatile actor. I hope JTBC will give him more TV projects. I would love to see him again in another rom-com Kdrama with Seo Hyun-jin. They played their characters so well that it's hard not to be emphatic with these two. These two characters made me laugh for days. Who didn't laugh when Han Se-Gye and Seo Do-Jae were sharing their unsuccessful and fake dates? Who didn't cry when Seo Do-Jae revealed his fears to Han Se-Gye at the hospital? Who didn't laugh when Seo Do-Jae took Han Se-Gye's mom shopping?

I hope this Kdrama will be watched by more Netflix subscribers so it will stay on Netflix forever.


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A MUST RE-WATCH KDRAMA

This is one of the most well-made Kdramas. I love the storyline, cast and soundtrack. Lee Min-Ki's perfect for the role of Nam Bong-Gi. No one could have played the character better than Lee Min-Ki.

This should be on Netflix worldwide for every Kdrama fan to watch. It's heartwarming and I enjoyed all the cooking that the female lead did.

I really love Nam Bong Gi. He was immature, chatty but super cute. He has a list of the different translations of "I love You" and tried to express his feelings by saying I love you in Polish hahaha :-) It's so freaking funny watching him as he patiently waits for the right time to make his true feelings known to Bong-Soon. I cried when he was suspended from his job and when he was rejected by Bong-Soon.

Please have this on Netflix!!!!!!!!

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DAL-JA's SPRING - The Best KDRAMA to Binge Watch

Chae Rim as Oh Dal-JA who was a naive, vulnerable yet very sensitive, highly ethical and principled charming single woman was perfectly paired with Lee Min-Ki as Kang Tae-Bong who was a smart, super hot, romantic, funny and charming lawyer. I laughed for days after watching the scene where Kang Tae-Bong introduced himself as a lawyer but his clothes didn't reflect his occupation and he was eating like he hasn't eaten for days hahaha :-) It's hard not to love this couple from the moment they accidentally bumped into each other until the moment Kang Tae-Bong confessed his feelings to Oh Dal-Ja. I applaud the scriptwriter and director for adding the hilariously entertaining parodies. Kudos also to the casting director. Every character in the show contributed to the show's captivating and entertaining scenes.

Dal-Ja's Spring is definitely a must-watched Kdrama. I wish that it will be on Netflix USA even for a limited time.

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