I am not a fan of the original money heist series having dropped it at episode 2. And not being a Suzy fan together with the premise being not so appealing, Anna is also a pass for me. Might watch "The witch is alive " if time allows.

Jeon Jong-seo floral dress in a sea of boring black. Even her pose is different. Girl crush.

Oh no, looks like I will be waiting for the next batch of announcements for potential shows to watch nothing I can watch here.😒

I liked the original Money Heist and am interested in seeing what the remake is like. I'm looking forward to The Witch is Alive too. I would have watched for Lee Yuri alone but the posters really grabbed my interest.

Is there any information on where Anna will be legally streaming with English subtitles?

Quite sad about Korea's producers lately who are creating more content aimed towards American audiences and lucrative Netflix deals. The lure of the Kdrama originated from the 'we' driven stories of Koreans, how they they live and their relationships, whether it's a family passionately interacting as they sit on the floor at a small supper table, or the servant-rich mansion of a super-privileged conglomerate family experiencing the winds of change and greed in their dynasty. There is also a charm in the unique & separate levels of language & respect used in their country between different ages & positions, whether it's in an office, school or board room. Watching a younger man turn his head to the side as he drinks in front of an elder was such a surprise when I first saw it. Such respect. Best of all for me? Being able to watch a drama where the hero or heroine is unashamedly good-hearted and principled, not because it's unique, but because it's their culture's self-identity. I don't see that very much in American series where the main leads are more cynical, tough-minded and narcissistic. Just my perspective of course, but that's why there's nothing in the selection of interest to me. Dramas like Money Heist Korea and Anna are examples of western-directed productions catering to the global hunger for more american content. I hope Korea won't take their focus away from their own rich culture.

For THE WITCH IS ALIVE a fans in the US, for some reason Kocowa has this TV CHOSUN a drama on its “Coming Soon” list.

Kocowa, how about making some of your own dramas available on Kocowa instead of shipping them off to Disney plus? I didn’t subscribe to Kocowa to watch an endless number of variety shows.

I am confused. I live in the US and remember Anna being advertised on my Netflix feed. Now it is showing on Coupang Play and I can't find a carrier for it.