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1. Put Your Head on My Shoulder
Chinese Drama - 2019, 24 episodes
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2. Peninsula
Korean Movie - 2020
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3. Train to Busan
Korean Movie - 2016
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4. Persona
Korean Drama - 2019, 4 episodes
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5. Alice in Borderland Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2022, 8 episodes
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6. Two Lights: Relumino
Korean Special - 2017, 1 episode
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7. Just Friends?
Korean Movie - 2009
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8. My Name
Korean Drama - 2021, 8 episodes
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9. Hansel and Gretel
Korean Movie - 2007
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10. The Great Wall
Chinese Movie - 2016
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11. Kingdom: Ashin of the North
Korean Drama - 2021, 1 episode
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12. Hotel del Luna
Korean Drama - 2019, 16 episodes
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13. Kingdom Season 2
Korean Drama - 2020, 6 episodes
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14. Kingdom
Korean Drama - 2019, 6 episodes
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15. Put Your Head On My Shoulder Special Episode
Chinese Special - 2019, 1 episode
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16. 20th Century Girl
Korean Movie - 2022
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17. From Me to You
Japanese Movie - 2010
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18. Go Go Squid 2: Dt. Appledog's Time
Chinese Drama - 2021, 38 episodes
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19. From Me to You
Japanese Drama - 2023, 12 episodes
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20. Extraordinary Attorney Woo
Korean Drama - 2022, 16 episodes
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21. Born with It
Japanese Movie - 2014
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22. Ashes of Love
Chinese Drama - 2018, 63 episodes
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23. The Meg
Chinese Movie - 2018
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24. Meg 2: The Trench
Chinese Movie - 2023
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