Here Are The Top 5 K-Dramas On Viki This Month
Some of August’s best dramas on Viki have already come to an end, which means you can now binge-watch them to your heart’s content! A few others are still being unraveled bit by bit every week. Check out which amazing dramas Viki had this month:
“The Devil Judge”
“The Devil Judge” is set in an alternate-universe, dystopian version of Korea where the entire nation participates in a trial through a live broadcast courtroom show. This system is the brainchild of Kang Yo Han (Ji Sung), a head judge with mysterious intentions that raise the question: Is he a hero of the people in a world filled with chaos, or is he a devil who wears the mask of the law? Meanwhile, Jung Sun Ah (Kim Min Jung) is the director of a corporate social responsibility foundation, but behind her friendly facade is a power-hungry woman with close ties to powerful politicians. Associate judge Kim Ga On (GOT7‘s Jinyoung) and police officer Yoon Soo Hyun (Park Gyu Young) step into picture and begin a quest to find true justice.
Binge-watch “The Devil Judge” below:
“Police University”
The KBS drama is about the chaotic investigation that ensues when the passionate detective-turned-professor Yoo Dong Man (Cha Tae Hyun) of an elite police university teams up with his students. The high schooler Kang Sun Ho (B1A4’s Jinyoung), who is also a genius hacker, falls in love with the headstrong Oh Kang Hee (Krystal) one day and decides to follow her into her dream college, the Police University. When he successfully makes it in, his professor turns out to be none other than Yoo Dong Man, a familiar detective from his recent hacking misdemeanor. Faced with serious cases to solve, they must put their differences aside and work together in harmony.
Follow the passionate lives of the aspiring police officers in “Police University”:
“The Great Shaman Ga Doo Shim”
Kim Sae Ron takes the titular role of Ga Doo Shim, a teenager with supernatural abilities who just wants to be an ordinary high school student and escape her fate of becoming a shaman. She transfers to the prestigious Songyoung High School, where Na Woo Soo (Nam Da Reum) is the school’s “golden boy” who comes from a wealthy family, is outstandingly handsome, and is every teacher’s favorite student.
Things take a scary turn when the student with the lowest grades in their class is found dead in what turns out to have had a supernatural cause. What’s more, Na Woo Soo finds that he’s gained the ability to see ghosts after meeting Ga Doo Shim. The two high schoolers combine their powers to battle the evil spirits taking over the school, all the while discovering something special blossoming between them.
Join the ghost-busting teens in the spooky fantasy romance drama:
“Blue Birthday”
The fantasy romance thriller is about 28-year-old Oh Ha Rin (Red Velvet‘s Yeri) and her first love Ji Seo Jun (PENTAGON’s Hongseok) from back in high school. Oh Ha Rin resolved to confess her true feelings to her best friend Ji Seo Jun on her 18th birthday, only to find that he had taken his own life. Looking through his old belongings a decade later, she discovers eight photos Ji Seo Jun had kept hidden away. When she burns one of the photos, she finds herself warped back in time to the moment the photo was taken. With her newfound ability to time-travel, she’s determined to do everything she can to save Ji Seo Jun.
Find out how Oh Ha Rin’s quest to save her first love plays out in “Blue Birthday”:
“The Witch’s Diner”
Based on a novel, “The Witch’s Diner” is a dark fantasy drama about a witch restaurant that sells food that grants wishes in exchange for the customers’ souls. Song Ji Hyo stars as Jo Hee Ra, the restaurant’s owner and witch who cooks up the magical dishes. Nam Ji Hyun stars as her business partner Jin who is paying the price for making a deal with a witch. Chae Jong Hyeop plays Gil Yong, the restaurant’s part-time employee who comes upon the restaurant while looking for the answer to his life.
While “The Witch’s Diner” has a solid fantasy aspect and amazing CGI effects to back it up, the drama also deals with the relatable stories of ordinary people going through a difficult time in their lives and the way they become healed through the witch’s food.
Prepare to be bewitched by Song Ji Hyo as you binge-watch “The Witch’s Diner” below:
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