News Favorite Dramas
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1. Healer
Korean Drama - 2014, 20 episodes
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2. I Hear Your Voice
Korean Drama - 2013, 18 episodes
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3. Mars
Taiwanese Drama - 2004, 13 episodes
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4. Orange Days
Japanese Drama - 2004, 11 episodes
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5. Dalja's Spring
Korean Drama - 2007, 22 episodes
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6. Witch's Romance
Korean Drama - 2014, 16 episodes
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7. Thank You
Korean Drama - 2007, 16 episodes
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8. Reply 1997
Korean Drama - 2012, 16 episodes
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9. Coffee Prince
Korean Drama - 2007, 17 episodes
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10. Que Sera Sera
Korean Drama - 2007, 17 episodes
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11. Soulmate
Korean Drama - 2006, 12 episodes
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12. Flower Boy Ramen Shop
Korean Drama - 2011, 16 episodes
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13. School 2013
Korean Drama - 2012, 16 episodes
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14. Queen and I
Korean Drama - 2012, 16 episodes
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15. Dr. Champ
Korean Drama - 2010, 16 episodes
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16. High School King of Savvy
Korean Drama - 2014, 17 episodes
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17. Buzzer Beat
Japanese Drama - 2009, 11 episodes
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18. Slow Dance
Japanese Drama - 2005, 11 episodes
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19. Special Affairs Team TEN
Korean Drama - 2011, 9 episodes
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20. My Girl
Korean Drama - 2005, 16 episodes
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21. My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho
Korean Drama - 2010, 16 episodes
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22. Hidden Love
Chinese Drama - 2023, 25 episodes
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23. Lovely Runner
Korean Drama - 2024, 16 episodes
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