Introduction
- Why this period is called the golden age of K-dramas
- My personal experience of watching dramas during these years
Korean Dramas by Year (2005–2016)
- 2005 Korean Dramas – The Early Classics
- 2006 Korean Dramas – Expanding Horizons
- … (continue until 2016)
| Criteria |
Outline 1 (Chronological + Industry) |
Outline 2 (Thematic + Fan-Centered) |
| Approach |
Year-by-year list + factual insights |
Personal journey + reviews + themes |
| Unique Angles |
Global fandom, genre shifts, ratings |
OST legacy, tropes, where-to-watch |
| SEO Power |
Strong for “list” + “by year” searches |
Strong for “reviews” + “personal experience” |
| Tone |
Informational, structured, authoritative |
Conversational, relatable, fan-driven |
| Best For |
Ranking like IMDb/Viki (authority) |
Building unique voice & reader loyalty |
The Birth of Global Fandom
- Early fan-subbing communities and social media role
- How international fans helped dramas grow.. Official Website
20 Best Time Travel Korean Dramas That’ll Blow Your Mind! 2012-2022
Shifting Genres & Themes
- Melodramas → rom-com → fantasy & thrillers
- Why each phase reflected cultural mood
- Domestic hits vs. global online popularity
- Case studies of rating leaders each year
Award-Winning & Critically Acclaimed Series
- Baeksang and international awards highlights
Hidden & Underrated Dramas
- Titles overlooked in their time but loved today
- Why they deserve a rewatch
Cultural Impact
- Fashion, OST charts, and tourism influence
My Top Picks From Each Year
- Personal recommendations with short notes
FAQs
- Which 2005–2016 drama is still famous today?
- Are these old dramas good for new viewers?
- Where can I watch these dramas now?
Conclusion
- Why this timeline remains important in K-drama history
