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7 escape was not included on Disney+ Korea's content lineup for 2023, SBS dramas included on their lineup is Dr. Romantic 3, The First Responders 2, and Revenant only.

probably Asia-Pacific only, Asian Disney+ accounts includes Season 1 on their weekly content lineup last July

Nope, Disney+ Korea never promotes it so they never got exclusive license for it

7 Escape will be streaming on Viu as their Original series

Fortunately, this series has been licensed to Viu for Asia

it will be streaming on Viu in Asia first

OTT update: This series has been licensed to Viu as their Original series (seen on Viu Malaysia's IG account)

Disney gave them a budget/production cost, that's why it never gets a release for Netflix and being exclusively release to its platforms: Disney+, Hulu, and Star+

i think the scheduling to air on JTBC was never chosen anymore, maybe that was change because recent news telling that Disney Korea gave them a budget/production cost and adding some more mature or disturbing content to fit as an OTT title

Probably Disney thinks K-Content is really targeted for Asia-Pacific audiences, that's why they put it late licensed dramas (from TV channels) to other regions or countries. even Disney+ Original content from Indonesia dramas being released to other countries, weeks after its finale. Dubbing and Subbing is also one of the reasons why licensed K-Dramas being late to other regions or countries, probably they make subtitles/closed captions and local audio tracks for Asian countries first before Europe, and U.S.

Disney never gave its Original content (including exclusives) to other streaming platforms even it's cancelled

Disney will air it first in Asia with their respective subtitles/closed captions. in France, it will be available on the catalog as well once it has French subtitles for the series.

Disney will likely to stream these series on Hulu in the U.S, weeks after its finale like other tvN Dramas like "Family" and "Pandora"

Season 1 is available lately on Disney+ in Asia. Because of that, it's no longer a Netflix exclusive in Asia despite Season 1 is still labeled as "Netflix series"

Disney always releases Licensed dramas after it aired in Asia on Disney+. on its streaming services: Disney+ anywhere else (if local subtitle/closed captions is available on that region/country), Hulu in the U.S, and Star+ in Latin America will get those after few episodes aired. since Disney is reducing dubbing, licensed kdramas is getting early release lately to these platforms on other regions or countries with their respectful local subtitles/closed captions. For example, "Dr. Romantic 3", "Family: The Unbreakable Bond", and "Revenant" is getting released to Hulu in the U.S after 2 weeks of its finale on Disney+ Asia

it moved to Disney+ as their Original series, Season 1 is also available now on Disney+ despite it still labeled as "Netflix Series" on the Netflix platform

as "Sword of Aramun" releases next month, Season 1 of Arthdal Chronicles is now streaming on Disney+ in Asia (seen from content lineup of Disney+ Asian social accounts)

probably this series will air globally like "Moving" since it's not licensed on South Korean TV Channels like tvN, SBS, JTBC, etc.

MOVING is available on Disney+ anywhere (including Disney+ Hotstar), Hulu in the U.S, and Star+ in Latin America.

Disney+ Hotstar is available in India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia while Disney+ is available anywhere. MOVING is streaming on Disney+, Disney+ Hotstar, Hulu in the U.S, and Star+ in Latin America. Disney+ Hotstar (and Disney+ in Philippines and South Africa which uses the same Hotstar technology) uses Mobile number for logging in, it doesn't support Single sign on like Disney+ Global.