News Favorite Dramas
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1. My Love from the Star
Korean Drama - 2013, 21 episodes
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2. Warrior Baek Dong Soo
Korean Drama - 2011, 29 episodes
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3. Healer
Korean Drama - 2014, 20 episodes
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4. Kill Me, Heal Me
Korean Drama - 2015, 20 episodes
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5. Secret Garden
Korean Drama - 2010, 20 episodes
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6. It's Okay, That's Love
Korean Drama - 2014, 16 episodes
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7. Scent of a Woman
Korean Drama - 2011, 16 episodes
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8. Spy Myeong Wol
Korean Drama - 2011, 18 episodes
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9. The Girl Who Sees Smells
Korean Drama - 2015, 16 episodes
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10. Birth of a Beauty
Korean Drama - 2014, 21 episodes
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11. A Man Called God
Korean Drama - 2010, 24 episodes
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12. You're All Surrounded
Korean Drama - 2014, 20 episodes
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13. My Princess
Korean Drama - 2011, 16 episodes
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14. The Fugitive: Plan B
Korean Drama - 2010, 20 episodes
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15. Bachelor's Vegetable Store
Korean Drama - 2011, 24 episodes
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16. Love Me If You Dare
Chinese Drama - 2015, 24 episodes
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17. A Gentleman's Dignity
Korean Drama - 2012, 20 episodes
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18. Descendants of the Sun
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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19. Glorious Day
Korean Drama - 2014, 44 episodes
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20. Guardian: The Lonely and Great God
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
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21. Good Doctor
Korean Drama - 2013, 20 episodes
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