SKY Castle

Twenty episodes about four families and one admissions coordinator, and the only show in this batch a viewer in America cannot legally watch at all.

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Where to start with SKY Castle

Twenty episodes in order. Four wealthy families in a private estate compete to get their children into medical school, and hire someone to guarantee it.

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    The whole thing, twenty episodes SKY Castle

    November 2018 to February 2019. Serialised and cumulative. The season started in 2018, which is why we date it there, though plenty of sites call it a 2019 show because that is when it became a phenomenon.

Then what? No Korean second season or spin-off was ever ordered.

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The series

  • SKY Castle 2018, 1 season, 20 episodes

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