These original K-dramas to go off Netflix. Check list

Netflix will be discontinuing some of the original K-drama movies and TV shows in 2023, and here is a list of six such shows that will not be available on the platform.

These Netflix K-dramas will be bidding goodbye:

Prison Playbook
Season 1- No. of Episodes: 16
Last day on Netflix: January 23, 2023


The story is about a major league baseball player landing in prison just before his major game, weaving his way around the prison that is his new home. This serial is rated 24th among cable dramas that have ever been created. A sensational story and superb performance have everyone glued to it.

Bad Guys: Vile City
Seasons: 1- No. of Episodes 16
Last day on Netflix: March 8, 2023

Ordered to arrest a crafty and dangerous businessman, who has his clutches around the city, a prosecutor forms a team of people to nail the villain, but is his section crime free? A love thriller that viewers would be glued to on Netflix.

A Korean Odyssey
Season 1- No. of Episodes:20
Last day on Netflix: March 9, 2023

A selfish mythical creature, who wants to attain invincibility, is suddenly made to come clean in front of a woman, who can see extra-terrestrials. This is a Korean take on the Chinese original “Journey to the West.”



Live
Season 1- No. of Episodes: 18
Last day on Netflix: March 16, 2023.

The Korean police work hard to keep the peace within the busiest patrol division. However, they have their share of mishaps, blunders, and violence.

Wolf Brigade
Last day on Netflix: May 24, 2023

The Wolfenstein video game franchise inspires this Kim Jee-Woon-directed film.

Hymn of Death
Season 1: No. of Episodes: 3
Last day on Netflix: December 5, 2023

This is a much sought-after story that has people glued to the history of the Japanese colonial period. A married man, playwright Kim U-jin falls in love with Yun Sim-deck, one of Korea’s New Women.

FAQs:

1. Name the biggest K-drama grosser.
   Under the Queen’s Umbrella: About the Korean royal household.
2. Who are the 2 top Korean directors?
   Park Chan-Wook and Bong Joon-ho.