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Short Korean Dramas that are worth your time!
These are a few Korean dramas that really wholesome and in many ways better than many 16 episode long ones out there. Do check them out!
Thoughts of Tani May 27, 2021
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![Girls' Generation 1979]()
1. Girls' Generation 1979
Korean Drama - 2017, 8 episodes
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![Just Dance]()
2. Just Dance
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
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![Hymn of Death]()
3. Hymn of Death
Korean Drama - 2018, 6 episodes
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![Splash Splash Love]()
4. Splash Splash Love
Korean Drama - 2015, 2 episodes
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![Strangers from Hell]()
5. Strangers from Hell
Korean Drama - 2019, 10 episodes
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![You Drive Me Crazy]()
6. You Drive Me Crazy
Korean Special - 2018, 4 episodes
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![Last Minute Romance]()
7. Last Minute Romance
Korean Drama - 2017, 10 episodes
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![W.H.Y.]()
8. W.H.Y.
Korean Drama - 2018, 10 episodes
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![One Fine Week]()
9. One Fine Week
Korean Drama - 2019, 10 episodes
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![Best Mistake]()
10. Best Mistake
Korean Drama - 2019, 15 episodes
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![Summer Guys]()
11. Summer Guys
Korean Drama - 2021, 10 episodes
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![A-Teen]()
12. A-Teen
Korean Drama - 2018, 24 episodes
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![Live On]()
13. Live On
Korean Drama - 2020, 8 episodes
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