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tvN and Jtbc’s new dramas, Resident Playbook, which premiered on April 12, and Heavenly Ever After, which aired its first episode on April 19, are doing great based on the viewership ratings. The new report has been released, and according to it, they are soaring high and have achieved their highest ratings of their respective runs so far. While Resident Playbook is a spin-off drama of Hospital Playlist, Heavenly Ever After is a fantasy rom-com drama.

For those who don’t know, Resident Playbook is a K-drama that revolves around the Yujle Medical Center set at the Jongno branch. The series delves deep into the young obstetrics and gynecology residents of the hospital and their lives and friendships. On the other hand, Heavenly Ever After is a romance drama about a woman, Hae-Suk, who lived a happy life with her husband until she died.

A spin-off of Hospital Playlist, the K-drama series Resident Playbook follows a crew of fresh graduates navigating their first year in a bustling hospital’s ob-gyn department. Created by Shin Won-ho and Lee Woo-jung (Reply), the medical procedural stars Go Youn-jung, Shin Si-a, and Kang You-seok — and features cameos from the Hospital Playlist cast. It was written by Kim Song-hee.

Stream all available episodes now, and look out for two new episodes every weekend through May 18.

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The series follows residents in the obstetrics and gynecology department at Jongno Yulje Medical Center. There’s reluctant returning resident Yi-young (Go), whose bluntness regularly gets her into hot water; glamorous Nam-kyung (Shin), who’s having trouble adjusting to the demands of the hospital; former K-pop idol Jae-il (Kang), who’s constantly battling to earn the respect of his colleagues; and Sa-bi (Han), an awkward...

Anticipation is building for ‘Resident Playbook,’ the upcoming South Korean medical drama set to premiere on April 12, 2025. As a spin-off of the acclaimed ‘Hospital Playlist’ series, this show promises to delve into the lives of first-year obstetrics and gynecology residents at Yulje Medical Center’s Jongno branch. With a blend of heartfelt storytelling and complex character dynamics, ‘Resident Playbook’ aims to capture the challenges and triumphs of young doctors navigating their professional and personal lives. Fans are eager to see how this new series will expand the beloved universe of its predecessor.

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‘Resident Playbook’ is a medical drama that follows the journey of first-year obstetrics and gynecology residents at Yulje Medical Center’s Jongno branch. Set against the backdrop of declining birth rates, the series explores the professional challenges and personal relationships of young doctors who have chosen a less popular specialty. The show aims to provide...

We've officially started a new month, and things are already looking exciting for Netflix subscribers! April 2025 is bringing a fresh lineup of must-watch shows, from highly anticipated returns to brand-new series that are already generating buzz.

Whether you're a fan of gripping thrillers, heartwarming dramas, or mind-bending sci-fi adventures, Netflix has something for everyone this month. With so much to look forward to, it's time to refresh your watchlist. Here are the seven most exciting Netflix shows you won't want to miss this month!

(L-r) Colin Woodell as Xander Phillips and Willa Fitzgerald as Danny Simms in Episode 104 of Pulse | Jeff Neumann/Netflix PulseCreator: Zoe RobynCast: Willa Fitzgerald, Colin Woodell, Justina Machado, Jack Bannon, Jessie T. Usher, Daniela NievesRelease date: April 3

Netflix is set to release a medical drama series this month titled Pulse. Some people are describing it as Netflix's version of Grey's Anatomy, and honestly, that comparison alone is enough to spark curiosity.

Netflix has revealed its 2025 slate of Korean films and television series, with the streamer cranking up the production of K-content to feed insatiable global demand.

In the scripted sphere, Netflix will debut a whopping 21 series in 2025. Of course, the crown jewel is the third and final season of Squid Game, that launches on June 27. Other highlights include the lavish period drama Dear Hongrang; the pulsating medical drama The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call; the Hospital Playlist spinoff Resident Playbook; the 80s set comedy Aema; and the action thriller Trigger.

Netflix Korea has quickly established itself as a leader in unscripted television and 2025 will see eight shows either debut or return to the streamer. Culinary Class Wars returns for its second season after breaking out and finding a worldwide audience, also Physical: 100 returns and expands into an international competition series with Physical: Asia. There are also new seasons of Single’s Inferno,...

Netflix’s recent spate of international content showcases has continued today with an update on Korea.

Among the key updates for its 2024 Korea slate is Oldboy director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy) releasing his first project with Netflix at the end of this year, titled Uprising.

The film, directed by Sang-man Kim and written by Shin Chul, was previously known as War and Revolt, and is due in Q4. It is billed as a “gripping journey through the lives of two childhood friends turned adversaries.” Gang Dong-won, Park Jeong-min, Cha Seung-won, Kim Shin-rock, Jin Sun-kyu and Jung Sung-ill star. Park will co-write and co-produce.

Elsewhere, Netflix will launch new seasons of Gyeongseong Creature, Hellbound and Sweet Home as well as unscripted shows like Physical: 100 and Single’s Inferno. The second season of mega-hit Squid Game will also premiere, as announced last week.

Korea has become one of the Netflix’s biggest priorities,...

Black Knight season 2 is not confirmed yet, as Netflix has not announced its renewal or cancellation. The first season had a satisfying ending, so there might not be much interest in a new entry. There is no release date for season 2, but if it gets greenlit, it will most likely be released between the end of 2024 and 2025. The CGI visuals took a lot of time and effort to create, so a similar amount of time will be needed for filming and completion. If season 2 is produced, the main cast, including Kim Woo-bin, Esom, and Kang You-seok, would likely return. There is a possibility that Song Seung-heon, despite being caught in an explosion, could also return due to his character's mutant abilities.

Season 1 of Black Knight, the Netflix South Korean dystopian drama, released in May 2023, but will there be a season 2? Based on Lee Yun-kyun's webtoon series of the same name,...

There’s nothing drab about Netflix’s Korean action series Black Knight, which released all six Season 1 episodes on Friday. Although set in a dystopia, the show doesn’t feel like a hopeless slug — at least in the first episode — thanks its charismatic leads, who bring much-welcomed humor to the dark story.

The backstory: 40 years prior to the events of Episode 1, a comet struck the earth and sent most continents plunging into the sea. Only one percent of the population survived, and the Korean Peninsula turned into a desert.

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Yet another Korean dystopian drama graces our screens, but this time there are no zombies involved. The post-apocalyptic K-drama titled Black Knight or Deliveryman, as it is known in Korean, makes the peninsula a desert land with no oxygen to breathe. There are many red flags right there, but the show goes as far as to create an underground world with sectors that are divided by cast, essentially like the Hunger Games or, if you want to make random ties, the Netflix film The Platform. This time the classes go underground, and the lower you go, the richer they are. In theory, Black Knight sounds wonderful, but in practice, the show doesn’t translate very well specifically because there is so much to cover in much less time.

It is 2071, and around forty years ago, there was a comet that hit the earth and destroyed 99% of the world’s population.

Netflix’s Black Knight is headed your way soon.

The streamer announced Tuesday that the dystopian action series starring Kim Woo-bin will premiere Friday, May 12. Netflix also released the official poster, which you can check out below.

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Adapted from Lee Yoon-gyun’s popular webtoon series Delivery Knight, the show tells the story of the Black Knights, the...