The 15 best Korean dramas on Netflix, from Squid Game to Kingdom and Crash Landing on You

After stepping into the K-drama game a few years ago, Netflix has grown to become the world’s top purveyor of Korean drama content. With its mix of original series produced in-house, licensed shows from tvN and JTBC and its library of classic titles, the streaming giant has a dizzying array of options sure to keep any viewer hooked for days...

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