Korean dramas are known for their ability to make audiences feel a wide range of emotions, including laughter. These are some K-dramas with funny and heart warming moments that are guaranteed to make you laugh out loud:
“Welcome to Waikiki” (Netflix): This comedy series follows three friends who run a failing guesthouse in Seoul. The show is full of hilarious mishaps and misunderstandings that will leave you in stitches.
“Strong Woman Do Bong Soon” (Netflix): This romantic comedy follows a woman with superhuman strength who works as a bodyguard. The show combines humor, action, and romance for a delightful viewing experience.
“Mr. Queen” (Viki): In this historical comedy, Kim Jung-hyun plays the role of King Cheoljong, a shy and introverted monarch who falls in love with the time-traveling female lead. He showcases his versatility as an actor through his portrayal of the multi-dimensional character.
“The Sound of Your Heart” (Netflix): This sitcom-style drama is based on a popular webcomic and follows the everyday life of a comically dysfunctional family. The show is filled with witty humor and hilarious situations.
“What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim” (Netflix): This romantic comedy follows the relationship between a narcissistic CEO and his hardworking secretary. The show is filled with witty banter and comedic situations that will keep you entertained.
“The Best Hit” (Viki): This comedy drama follows a former idol star who time-travels to the present day and tries to make a comeback. The show has plenty of slapstick humor and funny moments.
“Oh My Ghost” (Netflix): This romantic comedy follows a timid chef who gets possessed by a ghost who wants to solve her unfinished business. The show has a mix of romance, humor, and a supernatural twist.
“Fighting Mr. 2nd” (Viki): This romantic comedy follows a CEO who hires a contract worker to pose as his long-lost cousin in order to inherit his grandfather’s fortune. The show has a lot of funny moments and a cute romance.
“Rooftop Prince” (Netflix): This time-traveling romantic comedy follows a Joseon-era prince who travels to modern-day Seoul with his three loyal companions to solve a mystery and find his true love. The show has a lot of fish-out-of-water humor and a sweet romance.
“The Greatest Love” (Viki): This romantic comedy follows a former girl group member who falls in love with a top actor, but their relationship is threatened by his arrogant personality and the meddling of the media. The show has a lot of humor, romance, and satire of the entertainment industry.
“Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo” (Netflix): This coming-of-age romantic comedy follows a weightlifter who falls in love with a swimmer and their journey to pursue their dreams and each other. The show has a lot of heartwarming moments and relatable humor.
“Extracurricular” (Netflix): This dark comedy follows a high school student who starts a secret part-time job as a broker for criminals and the consequences that follow. The show has a lot of unexpected twists and a black humor tone.
“Reply 1988” (Netflix): This coming-of-age comedy-drama follows a group of five childhood friends and their families in the late 1980s. The show has a lot of heartwarming moments, family dynamics, and relatable humour.
