This week we answer the burning question: Where do we watch all our dramas? We also spend some time talking about news that’s come out in the hallyu-world that we wanted to discuss.
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Drama Watching Sites Mentioned:
–Netflix
–Viki
–Kocowa
-YouTube: GMMTV, Studio Wabi Sabi, KBS, Tencent
–Amazon
–OnDemandKorea
–Hotpot TV
–Hulu
–iQIYI
–viu
–Crunchyroll
We also have a full episode we did about a year ago on some more general information if you are new to the Asian drama world. Check out this blog post that has more information, and be sure to check out the episode! If you’d be interested in an update, let us know.
Time Codes:
:00 Intro
:37 Where to watch
26:35 News
We’d love to hear from you! If you have any questions, or just generally want to talk, email us at certifiednoonas@gmail.com. We are also on all the social medias (but favor Twitter a little bit more) @certifiednoonas.
Natalia
I just want you to know that I stopped the podcast, got up, went and signed up for a vip subscription at IQIYI. Don’t worry I did resume the podcast! I’m not really a fan of watching on apps on my phone but the content (and subtitles) sucked me right in. Fyi, I also watch on Toggle – it’s a Singaporean app with lots of East Asian content. I have a soft spot for Hong Kong movies and this provider is great. For a long time I fought against paying for streaming but after the demise of Dramafever, I decided to spend my yarn money on tv. I use Viki, Hulu, Kocowa, On Demand Korea and Prime Video. Daily Motion also has lots of fan-subbed shows.
Happy we were helpful in pointing you in the direction of IQIYI!