Unnoticed in France, this Netflix series is a hit around the world

South Korean productions are popular on Netflix. Released on February 5, 2023, this new romantic series is a hit around the world, but is completely ignored in France.

A few days before Valentine’s Day, netflix has gone into overdrive to spoil its millions of subscribers. The American platform has added many rose-water series, including Catching up love. This new South Korean drama follows the story of Nam Haeg-Seon (Jeon Do-Yeon), a former member of the national handball team, who now runs a banchan shop to support her family. When her daughter Nam Hae-E (Roh Yoon-Seo) tries to enroll in the popular classes of Choi Chi-Yeol, a famous math teacher, the mother of the family will then discover the ruthless world of private education. . Barely landed on Netflix, this Korean drama is a hit all over the world, and yet it makes no noise in France.

Full box for L’Amour au catch-up!

The South Korean series is a huge success on the platform, reaching in less than two weeks rise to second place in the world’s Top 10 non-English seriesjust behind the first season of 100% Physical. The series has already garnered more than 21 million viewing hours worldwide in two weeks. But if Catching up love hits everywhere, this is not at all the case in France. Since its release, the korean drama never appeared in the ranking of the most viewed series. Hopefully that changes with the arrival of the next episodes. As a reminder, two new episodes will be posted every Sunday until the end of March.

“I like too much“, “Very good“… Love to catch up attracts internet users

In addition to being a hit in the world, Catching up love has also won over Internet users, who never stop praising the new Netflix series. “Catching up love is too good“, “Love to catch up, little ref to handball, it’s SO much fun“, “Who’s watching K-drama: Catching up on Love? Personally, I like it too much“, “Catching up on love, it’s too good“, “I started Catching Up with Love on Netflix. This is exactly the kind of drama I need right now, but I have to wait for the next episode pro week...”, can we read in particular on Twitter.

Article written in collaboration with 6Médias