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Previously, what set K-Dramas apart from traditional television series produced in the West were its short seasons. Korean dramas were often expected to have anywhere between 16 to 24 episodes. This allowed enough time for an introduction of characters, formation of love lines, and overcoming a multitude of obstacles to reach a 'happily ever after'.
There have been multiple forum posts and online discussions about this novelty of K-Dramas that draws countless viewers in. However, the tides have shifted and the landscape of Korean entertainment has changed immensely. Now, more than ever, we see a handful of dramas renew for a second, and sometimes a third, season. While this is a step away from what K-Drama veterans are normally used to, this change has been welcomed by millions across the globe.
There have been many arguments made why K-Dramas should not adopt the multiple seasons approach. But here are some perks that everyone should consider.
1. Expands The Dramatic Universe
If there's one thing that Marvel has taught us, it is the importance of worldbuilding. And building a cinematic universe takes time. With multiple seasons, K-Dramas are able to add onto the originally cap
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