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Amy Jan 13, 2025
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![Avengers Social Club]()
1. Avengers Social Club
Korean Drama - 2017, 12 episodes
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![18 Again]()
2. 18 Again
Korean Drama - 2020, 16 episodes
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![Make Up with Mud]()
3. Make Up with Mud
Japanese Drama - 2024, 9 episodes
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![Cursed in Love]()
4. Cursed in Love
Japanese Drama - 2020, 8 episodes
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![Shogun]()
5. Shogun
Japanese Drama - 2024, 10 episodes
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![Love Scout]()
6. Love Scout
Korean Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
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![Extreme Job]()
7. Extreme Job
Korean Movie - 2019
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![My Sassy Girl]()
8. My Sassy Girl
Korean Movie - 2001
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![Lovely Complex]()
9. Lovely Complex
Japanese Movie - 2006
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![Mercy for None]()
10. Mercy for None
Korean Drama - 2025, 7 episodes
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![Trigger]()
11. Trigger
Korean Drama - 2025, 10 episodes
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![Nine Puzzles]()
12. Nine Puzzles
Korean Drama - 2025, 11 episodes
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![The Defects]()
13. The Defects
Korean Drama - 2025, 8 episodes
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![Kingdom: Ashin of the North]()
14. Kingdom: Ashin of the North
Korean Drama - 2021, 1 episode
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![Boyhood]()
15. Boyhood
Korean Drama - 2023, 10 episodes
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![The Winning Try]()
16. The Winning Try
Korean Drama - 2025, 12 episodes
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![Harbin]()
17. Harbin
Korean Movie - 2024
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