The shelf
The Korean dramas shelf holds K-dramas with every episode dated, plus Korean films. Squid Game is the one everyone knows, and the number in the site's name is the one every viewer of it recognises; behind it are the weekly dramas people follow, Alchemy of Souls, True Beauty, Weak Hero, Bloodhounds, Taxi Driver and this season's Teach You a Lesson.
Search by any name
A romanised Korean title with or without its hyphens opens the same drama, the Korean title opens it too, and the English release title, which is often different from both, opens it as well. An actor's name lists every drama of theirs in the catalogue. Add the episode, "squid game s2e3", and the season page opens with the row you wanted.
One season, one story
A K-drama's twelve or sixteen episodes are a complete story rather than a show that stopped, so a card reading SS 1 · EP 16 is a finished drama, and the season page is the checklist. Mark the episode you reached on Sunday, open the new episodes page the following weekend, and the new one is at the top with its date; most air two episodes a week for eight weeks.
Subtitles
Every service on the Watch now list carries the subtitled track from the day an episode airs, and the biggest titles have English dubs in the same menu. The subtitles page covers the rest.
Where K-dramas stream
Choose your country once and the Watch now list shows the services carrying each drama there: the global subscriptions that carry the big titles, the Korean specialists, and the free tiers that carry the older ones. A drama can reach one country a month before another, which is why the country menu sits above the button, and why a drama saved to My List is worth checking back on.
