💼Misaeng

When office drone Jang Baek-gi takes a week off, his coworkers at One International discover during a lunch break TV broadcast that their perpetually exhausted colleague is actually the President's son—and now Jang Geu-rae, Ahn Young-Yi, and Han Seok-Yeol must reconcile every complaint, coffee run, and overtime gripe they've ever shared with the most politically connected intern in South Korea.

Misaeng: Baek-gi's perfect, polite facade crumbles when his boss pushes him too far, revealing a rough accent and a string of colorful insults that leave the entire office speechless.

When a brilliant new recruit joins One International's Legal Team, stoic Jang Baek-gi finds himself navigating uncharted territory: the chaotic, unpredictable world of romance, aided (and hindered) by his well-meaning but disastrously unhelpful friends.

When One International hosts a company family day, the mysterious Jang Baek-gi's wealthy background takes center stage, but it's the contrast with Ahn Young-yi's empty seat and Jang Geu-rae's devoted mother that truly reveals the hidden lives behind the cubicles.

When One International hosts a family day, the famously private Baek-gi shocks everyone by bringing a family so incredibly attractive it distracts the entire office, leading to hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected revelations.

Jang Baek-gi reunites with a childhood friend at One International, leaving Geu-rae, Seok-yeol, and Young-yi bewildered by their secret handshakes, sign language, and shamelessly flirtatious dynamic.

After three years of perfect professionalism at One International, Manager Kang Hae-Joon's carefully constructed world shatters when a single moment of jealousy over his subordinate Jang Baek-gi forces him to confront feelings he never knew existed—and risks everything they've built in the cutthroat world of Korean office politics.

When cutthroat Misaeng intern Jang Baek-gi wakes up in a woman's body, he must navigate Korea's brutal corporate ladder all over again—but this time, the glass ceiling hits back, and his old ruthless tactics might be the only way to shatter it.

Four desi housewives navigate vastly different arranged (and one love) marriages to corporate husbands working at the same company—from sweet beginnings to bitter kalesh, cold indifference to slow-burning respect—all while living as neighbors in the same society.

When One International's sharp-tongued Baek-gi unexpectedly starts dating a painfully shy new employee, his dramatic "wife" energy turns their romance into the ultimate office entertainment for Geu-rae and the rest of Sales Team 3.

A quick Friday drop-in at Geu-rae's place spirals into an accidental, chaotic sleepover, forcing the young Misaeng professionals to finally unwind.

Behind closed doors, the stoic and hyper-masculine Jang Baek-gi struggles to maintain his macho facade around his Misaeng colleagues, particularly when his accidentally adorable habits threaten to expose his true, ridiculously endearing nature to Seok-Yeol, Geu-rae, and Young-Yi.

Four ambitious interns navigate the cutthroat corporate world of a Mumbai conglomerate, where their diverse regional backgrounds clash and create a hilariously relatable office dynamic.

When One International hosts a family day, Baek-gi's mysterious wealth, Young-Yi's estranged parents, and Geu-rae's devoted mother collide, turning the office into a battlefield of hidden truths and unexpected alliances.

When office intern Jang Baek-gi casually treats luxury like pocket change, his coworkers Ahn Young-yi, Han Seok-yul, and Jang Geu-rae slowly uncover that their brilliant teammate isn't just rich—he's unfathomably wealthy, and hilariously oblivious to how the other half lives.

When an old friend joins One International, Jang Baek-gi's carefully curated professional persona shatters, leaving his coworkers bewildered by his newfound repertoire of secret handshakes and office flirtations.

Jang Baek-gi finds himself playing the 'wife' in his new relationship, bringing spicy drama and ragebait questions to his calm partner, much to the amusement of his Misaeng colleagues.

Jang Baek-gi is well aware of his privilege, which is why he tries to keep his wealth a secret, but sometimes his solutions to his friends' problems are just a little too "rich" for them to handle.

When cutthroat corporate climber Jang Baek-gi wakes up in the body of a five-year-old at One International, he must navigate office politics and deadly business deals while his rivals assume he's just the boss's adorable nephew—unaware the child observing their every move remembers exactly who betrayed him.

When depressed office worker Jang Baek-gi gets stuck on a train next to the ceaselessly talkative Geet, his perfectly calculated plan to end his 'incomplete life' gets thoroughly derailed by a woman who refuses to let him brood in peace.

Stoic Jang Baek-gi navigates the unfamiliar territory of romance when a new recruit joins One International's legal team, aided and hindered by his well-meaning but disastrously unhelpful colleagues.

When Young-Yi takes maternity leave, it's her husband, the normally stoic Baek-gi, who ends up battling bizarre cravings and morning sickness in a hilarious case of sympathetic pregnancy, much to the amusement (and confusion) of their former One International colleagues.

Jang Baek-gi's secret haemophilia threatens to unravel his carefully constructed professional life at One International, forcing him to rely on his unlikely colleagues Jang Geu-rae, Ahn Young-yi, and Han Seok-yeol to survive the cutthroat corporate world.

When brilliant intern Jang Baek-gi's secret identity as the company owner's son begins unraveling through a series of impossible-to-explain incidents, his desperate attempts to maintain his disguise threaten both his friendships and his father's carefully constructed succession plan.