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Chevy Chase revealed on the Marc Maron podcast that he wishes his old co-stars luck on Only Murders in the Building

Chevy Chase revealed on the Marc Maron podcast that he wishes his old co-stars luck on Only Murders in the Building

Global audiences who find themselves hooked on Korean series like “All of Us Are Dead,” “Hellbound,” “The Uncanny Counter” and “Business Proposal” may overlook the one thing these titles have in common - their origins as webtoons. In fact, over the last decade, more than 100 webcomics in Korea have found varying degrees of success far beyond smartphone screens, being turned into dramas, movies and animations.

Naver Webtoon has unveiled a list of six webtoons and web-based novels, which will be adapted for silver or small screens by the end of this year, as part of the internet giant's latest effort to expand the exploitable scope of its intellectual property (IP).The first in line is “The Law Cafe,” a popular web novel that has accumulated over 25 million downloads in Korea alone. Starring Lee Seung-gi and Lee Se-young, KBS' legal romance series of the same name premiered on Sept. 5, with its latest episode garnering a 5.5-percent viewership, according to Nielsen Korea.

The Emmys are poised to be a capstone on Steve Martin and Martin Short's decades-long partnership. TV critic Robert Lloyd explains how they got here.