K-Drama Terminal Cases
- Fake terminal illness
- Supporting characters has terminal illness
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1. Thank You
Korean Drama - 2007, 16 episodes
- FL's daughter contracted AIDS
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2. Wonderful Life
Korean Drama - 2005, 16 episodes
- Daughter had illness
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3. Oh My Geum Bi
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
- Geumbi had terminal illness
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4. Two Weeks
Korean Drama - 2013, 16 episodes
- Daughter had terminal illness
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5. Love, Now
Taiwanese Drama - 2012, 72 episodes
- FL was initially lied to with having cancer and had a few months to live
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6. Radiant Office
Korean Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
- FL thought she had terminal illness
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7. Second 20's
Korean Drama - 2015, 16 episodes
- FL was misdiagnosed of terminal illness
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8. What Happens to My Family?
Korean Drama - 2014, 53 episodes
- Father had terminal illness
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9. All about My Mom
Korean Drama - 2015, 54 episodes
- FL's mom had terminal illness
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10. Glorious Day
Korean Drama - 2014, 44 episodes
- ML's grandma had parkinsons disease
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11. Wonderful Mama
Korean Drama - 2013, 48 episodes
- Mama had terminal illness
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12. Happy Home
Korean Drama - 2016, 51 episodes
- SML had terminal illness
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13. A 100-Year Legacy
Korean Drama - 2013, 50 episodes
- Grandpa had a few months to live
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14. Well-Intended Love
Chinese Drama - 2019, 20 episodes
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