Our BEST K drama of 2020! What do you think about our pick?

Year 2020 is coming to an end, it might feel slower or even faster for some people.

1. Itaewon class

It might not be all about romance, but this drama teach you about life. Initially speaking, the drama will motivate you to be rich, as having some money is great thing, you can have power to defense and make your love one happy. Vibrant in tone and rich in character details, Itaewon Class is an engaging revenge epic set in the milieu of South Korea’s competitive food and beverage industry. Produced by the pre-eminent film company Showbox and based on a webtoon of the same name, the 16-episode series is one of the most watched Korean dramas that Netflix has released in early 2020 – and for good reason.

2. Sweet home

The structure of Sweet Home, based on a comic of the same name by Kim Carnby and Hwang Young-chan, is more or less the same as many of the post-apocalyptic shows we’ve seen in recent years. We’re introduced to a group of disparate personalities, all of whom have their own struggles in their lives, and then the zombies or monsters or whatever mutant life forms threaten the remainder of humanity show up. The special effect, cinematography, story flow and all the actors acting are all great. It’s a masterpiece especially for people who is fine to see some blood and moster.

3. Start up

Start Up tells the story of Nam Joo Hyuk, Suzy, Kim Sun Ho, and Kang Ha Na who are involved in the warehouse of a Silicon Valley-style start-up company, Sandbox, in order to achieve success.

Aside from the cute romantic triangle story, there were very interesting subject matters at its core -- cutting-edge image recognition technology (and its applications for the visually impaired or self-driving cars), and management of businesses in development.

It's a good drama and premise with some glaring holes in script writing that take away from what you sense to your core is a experience that should be so much better than that.

4. Crash landing on you

Crash Landing On You tells the story of a wealthy heiress (Son Ye Jin) that crash lands in North Korea while paragliding. She then meets a North Korean officer (Hyun Bin) who tries to help her by hiding her, and they eventually fall in love. It’s a cute heart warming k drama that inform you a diferent life in North Korea. All the character is lovable and not to forget the chemistry between the two lead are amazing.

5. Penthouse

Korean drama The Penthouse is one of the series that is being discussed. It's not about the love triangle story that makes you feel excited like Drakor Start-Up, but because the story about a successful life makes the audience feel excited every episode

Shim Soo Ryeon (Lee Ji Ah), was born in a very rich family and became the "queen" of the penthouse. Then Cheon Seo Jin (Kim So Yeon), the rich and arrogant "prima donna" of the penthouse. Dan Oh Yoon Hee (Eugene), who was born poor but tries to enter high society to ensure a better life for his daughter. Carrying a unique theme and concept, with full intruitive theme, this drama keep getting high rating, and what hot, getting their second season.

6. Hospital playlist

The Korean Drama Hospital Playlist (2020) tells the story of the friendship of five doctors who have been close friends from college to become reliable specialists and work in the same hospital. Once upon a time, the five doctors had different characteristics and charisma. First, Doctor Lee Ik-Joon (Cho Jung-Suk) is a specialist in hepato biliet pancreas “digestive tract” who is known to be proficient in both academic and social fields. Ik-Joon is a single father with an adorable son named Lee Woo-Joo “U-Ju” (Kim Jun).

The Korean Drama Hospital Playlist (2020) tells the story of the friendship of five doctors who have been close friends from college to become reliable specialists and work in the same hospital. Once upon a time, the five doctors had different characteristics and charisma. Hospital Playlist is a medical drama that seeks to present a utopian world where all the doctors at Yulje Hospital do not have any problems, be it with their work, colleagues, or their economic situation.

7. The world of the married

The World of the Married is an adaptation / remake of the Doctor Foster drama series which appeared in 2015 on the BBC television channel. The drama itself has aired since March 27, 2020 on the JTBC channel. Kim Hee Ae, Park Hae Joon and Han So Hee fill the ranks of the main characters in the entire drama which tells the story of the life of a young director and also a doctor with a perfect career who has a husband who is always close to him so that his husband's ambition slowly destroys their relationship. who has been blessed with a son.

Illustrates that life after marriage is not as beautiful as our imagination. Not as easy as we see on the outside. Getting married is about uniting two different head contents, each with their own egos. Getting married tells the story of a pair of humans who live together throughout their lives until their last breath. Getting married gives us a warning that it is not just a game and requires an open mind and mutual understanding.

8. Kingdom

Kingdom works well because it tells an interesting story woven around the zombies, and it's a welcome change from "post-apocalyptic group X goes to war with post-apocalyptic group Y while zombies attack both sides. The show is pretty dense, but it's so exciting, and, at only six episodes, the plot moves swiftly as the characters find themselves deeper and deeper in trouble. Think Game of Thrones meets The Witcher meets the good bits of The Walking Dead. If that's not enough to convince you, here is a list of cool things this show has in it: Sick swordfighting (it's set in the 1600s, so not everyone had guns or knew how to use them yet). People in cool hats (all the costumes are amazing). People shooting flaming arrows at stuff. People galloping horses through city gates and immediately yelling a dire message at other people.

9. The uncanny counter

According to Nielsen Korea, “The Uncanny Counter” scored an average nationwide rating of 7.7 percent for its sixth episode. Not only does the figure mark a personal all-time high for the drama, but it has also set a new record for the highest viewership ratings ever achieved in OCN history—breaking the previous record of 7.1 percent set by the finale of “Voice 2” back in 2018. It tells a story about spirit, human with super power who fight evil and injustice of the corrupt people.

10. Hot stove league

The drama surrounding The Dreams, a baseball team that is ranked last in the league. Stove League is a drama that tells the story of the preparation period for the Korean premier league baseball team called Dreams. The drama will later focus on a team that is known to be bad at playing, and they are preparing for the next match.

The drama will later focus on a team that is known to be bad at playing, and they are preparing for the next match. Meanwhile, at the same time, they have a new team manager, Baek Seung Soo (Namgoong Min). The Stove League will also show how the problems this team faces as they prepare to become an even stronger team. On the other hand, Lee Se Young (Park Eun Bin) is the old manager of the Dreams baseball team. Lee Se Young is the youngest manager and the only female manager who manages a professional team. Lee Se Young is considered as the only person who can survive just because of a dream.

11. Dr romantic

12. Record of youth

13. Designated survivor

14. oh my baby

15. 18 again

16. Mr Queen