4 Underrated K-dramas of 2023: ‘Work Later, Drink Now,’ ‘My Perfect Stranger,’ More!
The Hallyu wave continues to become bigger and since 2023, it has produced top-notch dramas like "The Glory," "Mask Girl" and more, which received high praises from fans around the globe.
However, there are hundreds of hidden gems that haven't received the same traction compared to others. Here are four underrated K-dramas to check out this weekend from "Work Later, Drink Now" to "My Perfect Stranger."
'Work Later, Drink Now'
In 2021, Lee Sun Bin, Jung Eunji and Han Sun Hwa decorated prime time with their beautiful friendship and comical lives as alcohol lovers.
"Work Later, Drink Now" is a romantic comedy that follows three best friends who get through work and personal dilemmas by bonding over an ice cold beer.
The drama released its Season 2 this year and was praised for its realistic portrayal of friendship, work and life balance and alcoholism.
'Delivery Man'
Bang Minah and Yoo Chan Young teamed up in the thriller comedy series "Delivery Man" earlier this 2023. The series depicts the life of a taxi driver who meets a ghost that hinders passengers from riding in his car.
Because of this, he becomes a delivery man who picks up ghosts to send them to their family for closure and to their final destinations.
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"Delivery Man" is undeniably one of the most underrated K-dramas that posed great potential with its intriguing narrative so make sure to check it out.
'Strangers Again'
Kang Sora returned to prime time as an excellent divorce lawyer who faces his ex-husband, played by Jang Seung Jo, in court.
Among the plethora of court romance dramas in the market, "Strangers Again" didn't receive great reception during its release.
However, Kang Sora and Jang Seung Jo decorated the screen with their oozing appeal and chemistry, and it would be a shame if avid K-drama fans miss it.
'My Perfect Stranger'
Kim Dong Wook and Jin Ki Joo coupled up in the amazing time travel series "My Perfect Stranger."
One is a news anchor while one is a writer, they become one as they travel back in time and meet their parents' younger selves, giving them the chance to learn more about themselves.
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It's a romantic comedy mixed with suspense so don't forget to stream all episodes this week.
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Written by Elijah Mully.
