Been very busy and do not have the time to watch a full 16-episode K-Drama? We got you! If you are familiar with the popular KBS Drama Specials, where each episode tells a standalone story, then you will definitely enjoy “Love: Track.”
“Love: Track“
Casts: Lee Dong Hwi, Ong Seong Wu, Han Ji Hyun, Kim Ah Young, Gong Min Jeong, Kim Yoon Hye, Kim Sun Young, Lee Joon, Bae Yoon Kyung, Kim Hyang Gi, Kang Han Na
Synopsis: “What shape is your love?” “Love Track” is a romance anthology featuring 10 different love stories, each with its own unique tone and charm.
Genre: Drama, Romance, Romantic Comedy
Why “Love: Track” Deserves To Be Your Next Watch
Featuring 10 Standalone and Interesting Episodes
The beauty of “Love: Track” lies in its ten standalone episodes, and each one shines in its own way. Based on the title, you might think the series focuses only on romance, but it goes beyond that. It explores love in many forms, including breakups, unrequited love, family love, and even stories about older adults, singles, and minorities.
Episode 1, Onion Soup After Hours, stars Lee Dong Hwi and Bang Hyo Rin in a heartwarming and intriguing story between a man searching for onion soup, the only comfort in his life, and a chef who refuses to sell it after removing it from the menu. Episode 2, When We Were Wired, takes us back to high school and stars Han Ji Hyun as a top student and Ong Seong Wu as a delinquent student who helps her face her dreams. Years later, they meet again as adults.
Episode 3, Love Hotel, starring Kim Ah Young and Moon Dong Hyuk, shifts into a thriller as a couple of seven years accidentally end up in a motel during heavy rain, only to encounter a serial killer. Episode 4, Finding Us, starring Gong Min Jung and Im Seong Jae, offers a heavier story about a married couple on the verge of divorce while searching for an escaped wolf inside the zoo where they work.
Episode 5, My Father’s Funeral, is both sad and funny. Kim Yoon Hye stars in a love triangle between her 100-day boyfriend, played by Kim Min Chul, and her ex of ten years, played by Kwon Soo Hyun, as they reunite during her father’s funeral. Episode 6, Kimchi, highlights a mother’s love as Kim Sun Young plays a mother who discovers her son’s secret after receiving a threatening text message.
If you are looking for a high school rom-com, Episode 7, Minji, Minji, Minji, might be your favorite. It stars Kim Hyang Gi, Jin Ho Eun, and Kwon Eun Bin as three students named Minji trying to find out who wrote “Minji likes Minji” on their classroom wall. Episode 8, More Than Stars, stars Lee Joon and Bae Yoon Kyung in a fun romance between a man who believes strongly in star ratings and matched with a one star rating woman due to a dating app error.
Episode 9, Love Grace Period, starring Jun Hye Jin and Yang Dae Hyuk, follows a married couple on the verge of separation who agree to live together until their apartment down payment is settled. The final episode, A Soundtrack Like No Other, stars Kim Min Gue and Kang Han Na as two people who slowly grow closer through fictional music from a novel.
See, all ten episodes tell different stories, and each one makes you excited to press play!
Easy To Watch In Less Than 1 Hour
What I love most about this series is how every synopsis is interesting enough to make you curious about the episode itself. The best part is that each episode is less than an hour long, so you will not even notice time passing while watching. It is very easy to binge-watch and enjoy!
You might think short episodes make the story predictable, but each ending offers something unexpected. The twists are not shocking but fun and satisfying, making the experience even better!
Starring Our Favorite Actors And Actresses
“Love: Track” features a wide lineup of familiar faces, from K-Drama leading men like Kim Min Gue and Lee Joon, to trusted actresses like Kang Han Na and Kim Hyang Gi. It also includes rising stars such as Han Ji Hyun and Ong Seong Wu, along with veteran actresses like Kim Sun Young. This ten-episode anthology truly has everything we want.
Where To Watch “Love: Track?”
If you ask me for a personal favorite, it would be Episode 7, Minji, Minji, Minji, especially as a fan of high school heart-fluttering rom-coms. Do not worry, though, no other episode feels the same because each story is unique and enjoyable in its own way. All 10 episodes of “Love: Track” are available on KOCOWA+ for streaming with multiple subtitle options1
