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Netflix continues to bet big on Korean content, announces its biggest lineup ever of more than 25 shows

Jan 19, 2022, 12:03 IST
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All of Us Are Dead is a zombie series that's releasing on January 28.Netflix
  • Netflix is launching more than 25 new Korean shows this year, its biggest lineup ever.
  • It will kick off 2022 with a new zombie series All of Us Are Dead releasing on January 28.
  • The lineup also includes a Korean version of Money Heist, romance, action and sci-fi shows.
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Netflix has been witnessing a huge spike in Korean content ever since the pandemic. 2021 was a big year for Netflix as the global viewing hours for Korean shows grew six-fold last year. The global hit Squid Game also became Netflix’s biggest show ever and the most viewed in 94 countries.

The streaming platform also kicked off 2022 with a Korean dating reality show Single’s Inferno that made it to the global top 10 list, and watched over 19 million hours. Going by these numbers it’s safe to say that Korean shows are a big hit on Netflix especially in terms of viewership outside Korea.

2022 is going to be another big year for Netflix as it announced its biggest lineup ever of Korean content with more than 25 titles. The lineup includes a mix of shows and movies of different genres ranging from romance, thriller, action and sci-fi.

The first Korean show to hit Netflix is All of Us Are Dead, and it’s one for Sweet Home and Kingdom fans since the show is about a zombie outbreak set in a school. The show releases on January 28. We’re also getting a Korean version of the popular Spanish series Money Heist. It will be called Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area but the release date hasn’ been announced yet.

February has a couple of shows lined up which are mostly about romance, and these include Twenty Five, Twenty One, Forecasting Love and Weather, and Thirty Nine. There’s also a romance called Love and Leashes movie on February 11.

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The Train to Busan, Peninsula and Hellbound director is back with a new movie called JUNG_E which is set in the 22nd century and of a desolated Earth that is no longer habitable due to climate change. It has an interesting plot about cloning the mercenary JUNG_E into a scalable robot as the only way for victory.

More movies like 20th Century Girl and Seoul Vibe set in the 1990s and 1980s respectively are also lined up for 2022.

Here are all the upcoming Korean shows on Netflix and their release dates.
TitleRelease date
All of Us Are DeadJanuary 28
Juvenile JusticeNA
Twenty Five, Twenty OneFebruary 12
Forecasting Love and WeatherFebruary 12
Thirty NineFebruary 16
TomorrowNA
Business ProposalNA
The Sound of MagicNA
Remarriage and DesiresNA
A Model FamilyNA
GlitchNA
The Accidental Narco NA
The FabulousNA
Love to Hate YouNA
Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic AreaNA
SomebodyNA
Black KnightNA
Love and LeashesFebruary 11
Yaksha: Ruthless OperationsNA
CarterNA
Seoul VibeNA
20th Century GirlNA
JUNG_ENA
Celeb Five: Behind the CurtainNA

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