K-Drama Favourites: Family Dramas
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1. Life Is Beautiful
Korean Drama - 2010, 63 episodes
- all characters xscept youngest likeable
- i loved the uncle and the rich lady story
- the parents were awesome
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2. What Happens to My Family?
Korean Drama - 2014, 53 episodes
- fun main couple
- learning to be better
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3. Five Enough
Korean Drama - 2016, 54 episodes
- similar to Yours mine and ours but ill take five enough over it.
- loved the couple!!!
- all characters VERY likeable
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4. Tonbi
Japanese Drama - 2013, 10 episodes
- first episode was very well done
- warm story of father and son, bonds, parenting
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5. Reply 1988
Korean Drama - 2015, 20 episodes
- nostalgic
- very likeable characters, many good sidestories
- fathers and sons
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6. Kazoku no Katachi
Japanese Drama - 2016, 10 episodes
- superb, refreshing main character
- father son
- very very likeable
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7. Abandoned
Japanese Drama - 2014, 9 episodes
- dark fairy tale
- excellently rendered mood
- loved the director and Ashida
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8. Bad Family
Korean Drama - 2006, 16 episodes
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9. Bitter Blood
Japanese Drama - 2014, 11 episodes
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