News Goated dramas I've watched.
Really good stuff.
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1. Strangers from Hell
Korean Drama - 2019, 10 episodes
THE best drama I have EVER watched in my entire life. Two of the best leads OAT with such good chemistry, would have been a cherry on top if they fell in love. (Literally the Korean Hannibal btw.)
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2. The Veil
Korean Drama - 2021, 12 episodes
Namkoong carried hard, really great plot and acting, happy ending thank god.
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3. Connection
Korean Drama - 2024, 14 episodes
GOATEDDD, Ji sung acted like he had rent due, really good plot, watch it! (Lethal facecard from Ji sung throughout. btw)
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4. Life Is Beautiful
Korean Drama - 2010, 63 episodes
I watched for the male couple, stayed for the wholesome family. My favorite "bl" couple btw.
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5. Be My Favorite
Thai Drama - 2023, 12 episodes
Favorite BL drama, good acting from both sides. Krist is the goat.
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6. School 2013
Korean Drama - 2012, 16 episodes
Soft spot in my heart for being the one of the first dramas I've ever watched in my life and finished. (And for having a goated bromance.)
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