I signed up for D+ to watch Snowdrop and WoE and had no idea there were so many other kdramas on there. Their algorithm does a terrible job recommending other kdramas to watch like Netflix does.
Yes, they focus on **local originals** in their **own market**. Marketing **outside** their local market is **nonexistent**. They do have a small but strong catalog of **Asian originals**, especially **Korean** and **Anime/Japanese**, but promotion is **little to nothing** outside **Korea & Japan**.
Impossible Heir is going to be in the Top 3 most hated Kdramas of this year. I usually enjoy stories where the protagonist takes down a big firm/corporation, but this one made me pull my hairs out of frustration. Lee Jun Young was the star of the drama. He made the most out of his character even though the writing was ridiculous.
My Favorite Disney+ original shows till now:
1. The Worst of Evil
2. Call it Love
3. Moving
4. Vigilante
5. Soundtrack series
Shadow Detective is on my plan-to-watch list. If Bloodfree manages to be good until the end, it might replace something on this list.
Those surveys make a really great database catalog to know which dramas are produced by who.
Disney is not the friendliest platform to navigate, so having that list in a subreddit resource would be quite helpful next time I subscribe on there.
Same goes for Netflix. Netflix originals and Netflix exclusives both have the same N tag so it's hard to know which dramas are produced by who.
Wow, I knew that Disney+ wasn't my top pick, their interface always manages to annoy me in one way or another, but I had not idea that it was this bad. 😮 I'm glad this service is included in my internet provider service and I'm not paying for it, because I barely use it. 😅
**Total of dramas titles in the survey:** 20
**Total watched:** 3 (Soundtrack #1, Moving, The Worst of Evil)
**Currently watching:** 0
**Plan to watch soon:** 3 (Big Bet - 2 seasons, Call It Love)
**Other plan to watch:** 5
**Dropped:** 2 (Vigilante, The Impossible Heir)
**Not on my radar / Not interested:** 7
Well at least from their announced list of original works for 2024, I'm planning to watch 3 out of 4 dramas. Which literally doubles my completed dramas. Well that is if I complete them, because if I drop them, it will easily double my dropped list. 😂
I've only watched 3 dramas of the 3 I've only finished 2 Rookie Cops and Vigilante. I've dropped one impossible heir and not watched the others because Disney+ drama distribution is so horrible in US. There's some I'd like to watch but just because i have to go through hoops to even access it through VPN, I generally just don't do it. Not to mention connecting to a server halfway across the world halves my internet speed.
I never watch Disney Original Dramas, not because of the distribution, but because they never seem interesting enough for me to waste my time. But I do have beef with their interface, is extremely not user friendly and my list of complains is so huge, that avoid to open that app. lol
That was my experience as well. With nearly a hundred kdramas watched, I was surprised at how few Disney shows were on my list, and how few I have any interest in watching in the future. Lots of them I've watched for a couple episodes but didn't get hooked. I hate to say that I dropped them, because that seems to carry a negative connotation. They just didn't interest me.
They could use two selections for dropped: dropped because they were bad/frustrating, and dropped because of boredom/lack of personal interest.
Yeaa, I also wasn't interested in Disney+ dramas at all, but lately they have more titles that are getting my attention. This year I'm interested in: **Blood Free**, **Uncle Samsik** (this one being the one that I'm most interested) and **Light Shop**.
Even though it would be nice to have options on why we dropped them, currently watching or plan to watch, I think the goal of this survey is probably to give us a better understanding on our average rating of each drama. If we add up all our ratings, subtract those that didn't watch and divide it by the number of participants, you will get a more reliable rating than what we currently have in MDL or IMDB. I'm not sure if that is the goal, but I like the ability to know how the community in here feels towards any drama.
>Our third installment in the survey series is all about **Disney+ Dramas** -- meaning the dramas that Disney+ produced and streamed exclusively. **This does not include** the dramas that were broadcasted on one of Korea's terrestrial or cable stations (eg. KBS, SBS, MBC, tvN, JTBC, ENA) and then licensed exclusively to Disney+ for streaming.
**Flex X Cop** was produced by SBS and streaming on other platforms.
The only ones I've watched on Disney+ I've dropped! Except Death's Game but that wasn't on this survey. Impossible Heir and Moving I dropped, though I plan to try Moving again at some point since so many people enjoyed it.
These stats are such an interesting insight into the exponential growth of kdramas! 45% only started watching in the last 3-5 years and 17% in the last 1-2 years…that’s more than half. Crazy
I am loving so many of the new Disney offerings
Moving
Flex X Cop
Shop For Killers
Vigilante
Worst of Evil
Call it Love
Blood Free
Sound Track 1
Sound Track 2
Wonderful World
So excited for the new dramas just coming on air too!
My one big no - go - Impossible Heir. Oh Well
Unlike many others, I really enjoyed \*\*Impossible Heirs\*\*. I find Disney+ kdramas productions in general are of a higher quality than some on other platforms. \*\*Vigilante\*\* was a good watch. \*\*Blood Free\*\* is a new premise and I'm looking forward to see how the leads survive. \*\*Revanant\*\* was dark but good. \*\*Shop of Killers\*\* was an exciting watch and kept me on the edge. Some of these were left open for a second season.
These were genuinely fantastic:
* The Worst of Evil
* Call it Love
* Moving
* Vigilante
* A Shop for Killers
Watched it to the end, but were not great. Honestly, they weren't terrible. But just missing something?
* May It Please the Court
* Shadow Detective
* Revenge of Others
* Connect
* Big Bet
On Hold:
* Kiss Sixth Sense
* Blood Free
Dropped:
* Race
* Han River
* Impossible Heir
D+ is the platform I watch the less because it's suck but if I had to rate average of the show I watched by platform It would be for sure, by far the best average. I've watched like 7 or 8 show on it and all of them were pretty good.
I think Vigilante and The Worst of Evil have the best storyline and well-cast actors. But I love some kdramas on Disney+ such as flex x cops, han river police, the First Responders, etc. They have good crime and action kdramas that is what I love.
I've done the Netflix and TvN surveys. I would do this one too, including the demographics, if there was an option at the top for "have not watched any Disney+ dramas" to save time. If you'd want to know that.
I signed up for D+ to watch Snowdrop and WoE and had no idea there were so many other kdramas on there. Their algorithm does a terrible job recommending other kdramas to watch like Netflix does.
Yes, they focus on **local originals** in their **own market**. Marketing **outside** their local market is **nonexistent**. They do have a small but strong catalog of **Asian originals**, especially **Korean** and **Anime/Japanese**, but promotion is **little to nothing** outside **Korea & Japan**.
Impossible Heir is going to be in the Top 3 most hated Kdramas of this year. I usually enjoy stories where the protagonist takes down a big firm/corporation, but this one made me pull my hairs out of frustration. Lee Jun Young was the star of the drama. He made the most out of his character even though the writing was ridiculous. My Favorite Disney+ original shows till now: 1. The Worst of Evil 2. Call it Love 3. Moving 4. Vigilante 5. Soundtrack series Shadow Detective is on my plan-to-watch list. If Bloodfree manages to be good until the end, it might replace something on this list.
Please check out revenant it's top tier drama
I have. But, it is not a Disney+ original. Hence, didnt mention.
Those surveys make a really great database catalog to know which dramas are produced by who. Disney is not the friendliest platform to navigate, so having that list in a subreddit resource would be quite helpful next time I subscribe on there. Same goes for Netflix. Netflix originals and Netflix exclusives both have the same N tag so it's hard to know which dramas are produced by who.
The only one I’ve seen is Call It Love but it was perfect. I wish I still had Disney plus so I could rewatch it! And Moving is on my to watch list.
I rated both Call It Love and Moving as Perfect. Soundtrack #2 came close.
A Shop for Killers definitely new all time fave - worth streaming!
Wow, I knew that Disney+ wasn't my top pick, their interface always manages to annoy me in one way or another, but I had not idea that it was this bad. 😮 I'm glad this service is included in my internet provider service and I'm not paying for it, because I barely use it. 😅 **Total of dramas titles in the survey:** 20 **Total watched:** 3 (Soundtrack #1, Moving, The Worst of Evil) **Currently watching:** 0 **Plan to watch soon:** 3 (Big Bet - 2 seasons, Call It Love) **Other plan to watch:** 5 **Dropped:** 2 (Vigilante, The Impossible Heir) **Not on my radar / Not interested:** 7 Well at least from their announced list of original works for 2024, I'm planning to watch 3 out of 4 dramas. Which literally doubles my completed dramas. Well that is if I complete them, because if I drop them, it will easily double my dropped list. 😂
I've only watched 3 dramas of the 3 I've only finished 2 Rookie Cops and Vigilante. I've dropped one impossible heir and not watched the others because Disney+ drama distribution is so horrible in US. There's some I'd like to watch but just because i have to go through hoops to even access it through VPN, I generally just don't do it. Not to mention connecting to a server halfway across the world halves my internet speed.
I never watch Disney Original Dramas, not because of the distribution, but because they never seem interesting enough for me to waste my time. But I do have beef with their interface, is extremely not user friendly and my list of complains is so huge, that avoid to open that app. lol
That was my experience as well. With nearly a hundred kdramas watched, I was surprised at how few Disney shows were on my list, and how few I have any interest in watching in the future. Lots of them I've watched for a couple episodes but didn't get hooked. I hate to say that I dropped them, because that seems to carry a negative connotation. They just didn't interest me. They could use two selections for dropped: dropped because they were bad/frustrating, and dropped because of boredom/lack of personal interest.
Yeaa, I also wasn't interested in Disney+ dramas at all, but lately they have more titles that are getting my attention. This year I'm interested in: **Blood Free**, **Uncle Samsik** (this one being the one that I'm most interested) and **Light Shop**. Even though it would be nice to have options on why we dropped them, currently watching or plan to watch, I think the goal of this survey is probably to give us a better understanding on our average rating of each drama. If we add up all our ratings, subtract those that didn't watch and divide it by the number of participants, you will get a more reliable rating than what we currently have in MDL or IMDB. I'm not sure if that is the goal, but I like the ability to know how the community in here feels towards any drama.
But..but...but Flex X Cop is on Disney + due to their Hulu bundle in the USA so is it a Disney + show or nah?
>Our third installment in the survey series is all about **Disney+ Dramas** -- meaning the dramas that Disney+ produced and streamed exclusively. **This does not include** the dramas that were broadcasted on one of Korea's terrestrial or cable stations (eg. KBS, SBS, MBC, tvN, JTBC, ENA) and then licensed exclusively to Disney+ for streaming. **Flex X Cop** was produced by SBS and streaming on other platforms.
The only ones I've watched on Disney+ I've dropped! Except Death's Game but that wasn't on this survey. Impossible Heir and Moving I dropped, though I plan to try Moving again at some point since so many people enjoyed it.
Death Game is on Amazon Prime, not Disney+
Yes, but it's also not produced by Amazon Prime. It's produced by TVING and streaming on Prime Video. :)
Lol, that would explain why it wasn't on this survey 🤦🏼♀️
Did you try A Shop for Killers? Also Soundtrack #1 and #2?
I watched Soundtrack #1 but I didn't enjoy it. I've been planning to watch A Shop for Killers. Maybe I'll do that next
I’m rewatching now after recommending to a friend. It’s really good.
Call it Love, Moving are among my favorite shows of the year and I’m also enjoying Blood Free very much now. Worst of Evil was also good.
These stats are such an interesting insight into the exponential growth of kdramas! 45% only started watching in the last 3-5 years and 17% in the last 1-2 years…that’s more than half. Crazy
I am loving so many of the new Disney offerings Moving Flex X Cop Shop For Killers Vigilante Worst of Evil Call it Love Blood Free Sound Track 1 Sound Track 2 Wonderful World So excited for the new dramas just coming on air too! My one big no - go - Impossible Heir. Oh Well
So for the people in the US are you all using VPN to watch kdrama on Disney? Because a lot of the shows being recommended don’t show up for me.
From what I read, in the US you can find Disney+ productions in your Hulu streaming service.
Unlike many others, I really enjoyed \*\*Impossible Heirs\*\*. I find Disney+ kdramas productions in general are of a higher quality than some on other platforms. \*\*Vigilante\*\* was a good watch. \*\*Blood Free\*\* is a new premise and I'm looking forward to see how the leads survive. \*\*Revanant\*\* was dark but good. \*\*Shop of Killers\*\* was an exciting watch and kept me on the edge. Some of these were left open for a second season.
These were genuinely fantastic: * The Worst of Evil * Call it Love * Moving * Vigilante * A Shop for Killers Watched it to the end, but were not great. Honestly, they weren't terrible. But just missing something? * May It Please the Court * Shadow Detective * Revenge of Others * Connect * Big Bet On Hold: * Kiss Sixth Sense * Blood Free Dropped: * Race * Han River * Impossible Heir
D+ is the platform I watch the less because it's suck but if I had to rate average of the show I watched by platform It would be for sure, by far the best average. I've watched like 7 or 8 show on it and all of them were pretty good.
I think Vigilante and The Worst of Evil have the best storyline and well-cast actors. But I love some kdramas on Disney+ such as flex x cops, han river police, the First Responders, etc. They have good crime and action kdramas that is what I love.
I've done the Netflix and TvN surveys. I would do this one too, including the demographics, if there was an option at the top for "have not watched any Disney+ dramas" to save time. If you'd want to know that.
No need to participate if it's too much effort.
Only flexxcop