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Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit
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K-Dramas have a special way of pulling you into their comforting, if sometimes simple, world.

According to fans on Reddit, there are 20 K-Dramas that stand out for being the most rewatchable, chosen for their unforgettable plots, memorable characters, and the emotions they stir, making viewers laugh, cry, and fall in love over and over again; these shows have built a loyal following, with fans sharing their favorite scenes, quotes, and even learning Korean phrases by heart.

1. "Her Private Life" (2019)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 1A dedicated art curator with a secret life as a fan girl falls for her new boss, who harbors secrets of his own; their relationship grows as they navigate personal challenges, fan culture, and the art world, finding love and understanding in their shared secrets.

2. "Reply 1988" (2015)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 2In a Seoul neighborhood, five friends and their families live closely knit lives; amidst the backdrop of 1988, their stories unfold with Deok-sun navigating through teenage love triangles, family dynamics, and the journey towards adulthood, revealing the identity of her future husband in a nostalgic trip down memory lane.

3. "Hospital Playlist" (2020)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 3Five doctors, who have been friends since medical school, now work together in a hospital; through their daily lives, they deal with personal and professional challenges, sharing love, friendship, and the heartwarming moments of caring for patients.

4. "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo" (2016)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 4A talented female weightlifter, Kim Bok-joo, crosses paths with a swimmer, Jung Joon-hyung, who recognizes her from their childhood; as they pursue their athletic dreams at a sports university, they discover love and the true meaning of victory and growth.

5. "Coffee Prince" (2007)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 5To attract female customers, a café owner hires a tomboyish woman, mistaking her for a man; as their relationship deepens, he struggles with his feelings towards her, leading to comedic situations and a heartwarming exploration of love and identity.

6. "The Secret Life of My Secretary" (2019)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 6A cold-hearted CEO with facial blindness disorder and his vibrant secretary embark on a series of misunderstandings; her dual identity leads them through a rollercoaster of events, ultimately finding love amidst corporate espionage and personal revelations.

7. "My Mister" (2018)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 7A stoic middle-aged engineer and a struggling young woman form an unlikely bond; through their shared hardships, they find solace and companionship, helping each other heal from the scars of life's cruelties and the pursuit of redemption.

8. "Strong Woman Do Bong-soon" (2017)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 8Born with superhuman strength, Do Bong-soon dreams of creating a video game with herself as the protagonist; she becomes a bodyguard for a CEO with a stalker and a childhood friend-turned-police officer, leading to a thrilling and romantic journey as they capture a serial kidnapper.

9. "Shopping King Louie" (2016)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 9An amnesiac heir to a large conglomerate, Louie, and a kind-hearted country girl, Bok-shil, meet by fate; together, they embark on a journey of discovery, love, and the true value of relationships beyond material wealth.

10. "Kill Me, Heal Me" (2015)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 10A man suffering from dissociative identity disorder harbors seven different personalities; with the help of a first-year psychiatric resident, he seeks to regain control over his life, uncovering dark family secrets along the way.

11. "Mr. Sunshine" (2018)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 11In the early 1900s, a Korean boy born into slavery escapes to the United States, returning to Korea as an American soldier; he falls for an aristocrat's daughter and becomes entangled in the historical fight for Korea's sovereignty.

12. "Still 17" (2018)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 12Waking up from a 13-year coma, a violin maker finds herself in the body and mind of a 17-year-old; together with a man who leads a monotonous life, they help each other heal from their pasts, discovering love and new beginnings.

13. "My Secret Terrius" (2018)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 13After a woman's husband dies mysteriously, she gets entangled with her mysterious neighbor — a secret agent; together, they uncover a conspiracy that's more personal and widespread than they ever imagined.

14. "A Poem a Day" (2018)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 14Healthcare workers, including a physical therapist, a trainee, and a poet, find solace and expression in poetry; their lives intertwine in a hospital setting, where personal challenges and romantic entanglements unfold.

15. "Beauty Inside" (2018)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 15An actress, who periodically changes appearance, and an airline executive, who avoids relationships due to his inability to recognize faces, navigate a complex relationship marked by secrets, identity swaps, and the struggle to maintain love in a changing world.

16. "Romance is a Bonus Book" (2019)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 16A talented marketer, struggling after a career break, lies about her background to work at a publishing company; her journey, alongside her long-time friend and now boss, unfolds stories of love, ambition, and the healing power of literature.

17. "Legend of the Blue Sea" (2016)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 17A mermaid from the Joseon era ends up in modern Seoul, where she crosses paths with a genius con artist; their entangled fates lead them through historical secrets and the challenges of adapting to life on land, finding love amidst dangers.

18. "Touch Your Heart" (2019)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 18An actress, seeking to reclaim her career after a scandal, works as a secretary for a cold lawyer to research a role; their initially professional relationship deepens, leading to mutual healing and an unexpected romance.

19. "Welcome to Waikiki" (2018)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 19Three men running a failing guesthouse and their friends encounter bizarre situations and guests; their dreams, relationships, and comedic mishaps make up the heart of this story about youth, friendship, and chasing dreams.

20. "My Girlfriend is a Gumiho" (2010)

Never Gets Old: 20 Most Rewatchable K-Dramas, According to Reddit - image 20A college student unleashes a Gumiho — a legendary nine-tailed fox; as he helps her adapt to modern life, they fall in love, but her true nature and a foreboding prophecy threaten their future together.