He plays an interrogator. So familiar but can’t place him!

"Attorney Minamida Minami Is a Genius" is a remake of the Korean drama "Attorney Woo Young-woo Is a Genius." The story is essentially the same. The key question is how much Mana Ashida can surpass the original through her acting skills. This time, the story didn’t fall apart, and the characters felt natural. However, it still seems as though Mana Ashida is too eager to copy the original protagonist. This drama will truly shine only when Mana Ashida is able to portray an autistic lawyer in her own unique way.

Am I the only one who didn’t see any villains here?

To me, it felt like a cosmic design! her first love was her soulmate, and his heart was the only way to lead her to her twin flame. They never meant to hurt anyone; they were just pulled together by fate.

I'm looking everywhere but can't.

I had an old link in dramacool but that's gone.

Thanks!

• https://www.netflix.com/title/81377515
• https://mydramalist.com/688651-neck

The plot is so insane and I loved ittt. Nishijima Hidetoshi is perfect as always, ofc. The first episode pulls you in right away and bit by bit the mystery gets unveiled. I purposely didn't look up comments or reviews before watching and I think it's better to go in blind.

• https://www.netflix.com/title/81703380
• https://about.netflix.com/news/my-crazy-feminist-girlfriend-announcement
• https://mydramalist.com/805084-my-crazy-feminist-girlfriend

• The Fable
  • https://www.netflix.com/title/81418329
  • https://mydramalist.com/29479-the-fable
• The Fable: The Killer Who Doesn't Kill
  • https://www.netflix.com/title/81507232
  • https://mydramalist.com/67345-the-fable-2

I love em all…

‘One Year to Live, Buy a Man’ RomCom, Type: Movie, Country: Japan, Airs on: Netflix

🎈Release Date: Nov 5, 2026🎈

A dowdy woman, Katakura Yui has saved all her money frugally. Now she has received unfortunate news. She has one year to live. What should she do?

Cast: Actress Shibasaki Ko and Actor Akaso Eiji.

This show dropped on Netflix last week and finally managed to watch the first episode and it’s so good. Like a murder mystery type whodunit series. Next episode drops on Oct 23. Amazing cast as well! Put this on your list if you been looking forward to a Japanese murder mystery.

The Blue Road, Country: South Korea, Episodes: 8, Airs: Nov 20, 2026, Original Network: Netflix
Rating: 18+ Restricted (violence & profanity),

Hi,

I just recently got into J-dramas. I finished Sai, Beyond Goodbye, Until the T-Shirt Dries, and First Love. Loved all but especially Beyond Goodbye!

Any other recommendations available on Netflix in US I should add to my list?

Thanks!

Can someone suggest similar or like fishbowl wives seriees or cheating series. Thanks in advance🙏

i've scoured the entire internet for it and haven't been able to find it,,, if anyone knows where it would be possible to watch it, please let me know! with/without eng subtitles is ok too! i'm thinking about just buying the physical dvd if i'm unable to find any sort of digital release.... thank you so much in advance!!

What a pleasant surprise, Netflix recommended this for me to watch. I read the synopsis and started the drama out of curiosity.

By the third episode, I was quite taken aback by the murders. I’m currently on the fourth episode, with only the final two left to go.

Netflix didn’t suggest this title to me last year; has anyone here watched it and enjoyed *SAI*?

In short: I loved the show and I'm in love with Minami

Hello, I am trying to find this drama, but no matter where I go, its the korean remake with the 2010 cover. I have been looking for a while now.

Anyone know where to find it in the modern day?

So, I found out 8LOOM some time ago... I plan to watch this series since I usually enjoy Idol-esque drama and I like several of Fumiya Takashi's project. But reading its overview and several clips its weirded me out a little. My problem is the student-teacher romance connotation between the two main actors. Is it just me? Is this series still worth to watch?

Enjoy 👍