News Watchlist 2026
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1. Nobody Knows
Japanese Movie - 2004
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2. Sins of Kujo
Japanese Drama - 2026, 10 episodes
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3. Light of My Lion
Japanese Drama - 2024, 11 episodes
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4. Samurai's Promise
Japanese Movie - 2018
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5. Kyou no Nekomura-san
Japanese Drama - 2020, 24 episodes
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6. Room Laundering
Japanese Movie - 2018
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7. Strobe Edge
Japanese Drama - 2025, 6 episodes
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8. I Am Mita, Your Housekeeper.
Japanese Drama - 2011, 11 episodes
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9. 20th Century Girl
Korean Movie - 2022
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10. Perfect Crown
Korean Drama - 2026, 12 episodes
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11. Soulmate
Korean Movie - 2023
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12. Love in the Big City
Korean Movie - 2024
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13. Little Women
Korean Drama - 2022, 12 episodes
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14. Walking on Thin Ice
Korean Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
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15. Call It Love
Korean Drama - 2023, 16 episodes
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16. Nice to Not Meet You
Korean Drama - 2025, 16 episodes
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17. A Virtuous Business
Korean Drama - 2024, 12 episodes
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18. Genie, Make a Wish
Korean Drama - 2025, 13 episodes
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19. You and Everything Else
Korean Drama - 2025, 15 episodes
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20. My Demon
Korean Drama - 2023, 16 episodes
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21. Queen Mantis
Korean Drama - 2025, 8 episodes
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22. A Shop for Killers
Korean Drama - 2024, 8 episodes
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23. My Royal Nemesis
Korean Drama - 2026, 14 episodes
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