Crash Landing on You

Sixteen episodes of a South Korean heiress blown across the border, the K drama that pulled more people into the genre than any other, and the filmed musical that followed it.

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Where to start with Crash Landing on You

One season, sixteen episodes, in order. There is nothing to watch first and nothing that follows, which is unusual for a show this popular. No second season has ever been announced, and the posts saying otherwise are fan made.

  1. 1
    The series Crash Landing on You

    All sixteen episodes. The show that is most often named as the way into Korean drama.

  2. 2
    The filmed musical Crash Landing on You: The Musical

    Only if you liked it enough to want the stage version. It retells the story rather than continuing it, so it is not part of the order.

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The Series

  • Crash Landing on You 2019, 1 season, 16 episodes

On Stage

  • Crash Landing on You: The Musical 2023

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