Lee Jong-won

It can be a badge of honor to be “single.” “I Live Alone” is a documentary-style South Korean reality series that follows the members of a self-formed club called Rainbow, which is comprised of celebrities who are single and live alone.

Every day is extraordinary for five doctors and their patients inside a hospital, where birth, death and everything in between coexist.

Tea time talk show with Salon owner Jang Do Yeon. A comfortable world of endless aristocratic-like conversations in the realm of wit!

Would you trade your poor but loving family for a life of riches? When Seung Cheon gets his hands on a magical spoon that allows him to switch lives with his rich best friend, he thinks it’s a no-brainer. But life-altering decisions are always accompanied by a sense of doubt, and with only three chances to change his mind, Seung Cheon has to decide which of his two possible futures is worth keeping.

A family must deal with the unresolved emotions and misunderstandings that deeply affect their relationships with each other. From the mother that wants to graduate from her marriage, to the daughter who discovers her husband's well-hidden secret, the family must learn to rely on and communicate with each other.

Cho Yeo Hwa has been a widow for 15 years. Her in-laws are the most prestigious noble family in the kingdom. During the day, she leads the life of a widow devoted entirely to her dead husband's memory and rarely ventures outside the gate of her home. At night, Yeo Hwa dons the mask of Hero, who secretly jumps over the surrounding wall to save the helpless.

Former tennis pro Lee Goon had his career cut short by a devastating injury, plunging him into despair. Desperate for relief, he turns to a psychiatric tool called the "memory eraser," which allows him to reset his life and regain his confidence. However, the tool plants false memories in Goon's mind, making him believe that his psychiatrist, Kyung Joo Yeon, is his first love. Will meddling with memories lead Goon and Joo Yeon into further trouble, or will it inadvertently spark a lasting romance?

Yoon Na-Na is a well-regarded bartender at XX bar. She takes pride in her work and position as the head bartender. She involves herself in other parts of XX like selecting menu items or setup of the interior. Her dream is to own XX bar. One day, the new owner of XX appears. She is Lee Roo-Mi. The two women were best friends five years ago, but something happened between them. Yoon Na-Na became upset at Lee Roo-Mi. Now, Lee Roo-Mi tries to make up with Yoon Na-Na, but it's not easy.

A heart-fluttering love story between Chae Yong-ju, a super passionate sales king at a liquor company who hides her emotions, and Yun Min-ju, a super sensitive brewery owner who is adept at catching people’s emotions.

Kill It: Style Creator Showdown is a fashion survival show in search of the ultimate fashion "it girl".

How to Hate You is about the dating adventures of Oh Mi Ri, a college freshman who finds herself struggling to navigate love and friendship on campus.

Eun Hye who used to be a recognized editor of one of the best magazines for women in Korea quit her job and set up a start-up named Issue Makers. Although it's been two years since its establishment, it hasn't accomplished much, and all it has is its website. But Eun Hye gets an opportunity of life to expand its market to overseas. Things start to go hectic and frantic in Issue Makers' office as it is about to launch its first magazine in Vietnam. Check out how Eun Hye and other staff members deal with busy work, cherish friendship, lead a love life, and realize dreams.

“Ghostderella” is a supernatural romance about Min Ah, a girl who confined herself to her room after gaining the ability to see ghosts when she was 18 years old, and the chaotic events that occur as a strange male ghost begins to follow her. The web drama format, which is popular among teenagers, will add fantasy materials and differentiate itself from previous dramas. It is also expected to comfort those who are feeling lonely and portray the reality of people in their 20s.

An incident unfolds when a film crew goes to a reservoir to update the road view where an unidentified figure was filmed, and they encounter something in the dark, deep waters.

Tae-ju, tormented by whispers and rumors swirling around her for reasons she doesn’t understand, boards a train as if fleeing. On the train, she happens to meet novelist Ewha, who tells Tae-ju she resembles the protagonist of a novel she’s writing. Arriving at the beach, Tae-ju meets a street magician named Manhyuk, visits a fortune-teller recommended by Ehwa, and spends some time with complete strangers at a guesthouse.

One day, three siblings receive a postcard from their mother who left them a long time ago. But all it says is "I miss you." Three siblings are disconcerted by the sudden contact, but eventually, they go on a trip to meet their mother.