Watched & loved all the K-Dramas but these are the top shows on my list that make you laugh out loud

If you’re a fan of Korean dramas and need a break from melodrama and heartbreak, comedy K-dramas are the perfect remedy. Whether you're into office shenanigans, quirky romances, or black comedies with unexpected laughs, this list has something for every viewer. With over 100 K-dramas under my belt, here are my 11 all-time favorite Korean comedies that guarantee both heart and humor — starring fan-favorite actors like Park Bo Gum, Kim Seon Ho, Lee Junho, and Park Seo Joon.

Best Korean Comedy Dramas of All Time – Park Seo Joon, Lee Junho, Kim Seon Ho & More

1. Good Manager (2017)

This office comedy hits all the right notes, thanks to Namkoong Min's eccentric antics and his unexpected bromance with a villainous Lee Junho. "Good Manager" is a riot from start to finish and perfect for fans who love workplace chaos with a side of heart.

Starring: Namkoong Min, Lee Junho

2. Prison Playbook (2017–18)

While it appears to be a dark prison drama on the surface, "Prison Playbook" is a black comedy masterpiece. With awkward situations, layered characters, and hilarious dialogues — especially between Lee Kyu Hyung and Jung Hae In — this drama finds humor in the most unexpected places.

Starring: Park Hae Soo, Jung Kyung Ho

3. Mr. Queen (2020–21)

A gender-bending body-swap premise sets the stage for one of the funniest historical dramas ever made. Shin Hye Sun's impeccable comic timing paired with Kim Jung Hyun’s dry humor makes this show an addictive watch for comedy and period drama lovers alike.

Starring: Shin Hye Sun, Kim Jung Hyun

4. The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call (2025)

This Netflix medical comedy takes a serious setting and flips it on its head. With a ragtag team of doctors facing both emotional trauma and absurdly funny situations, this show proves that even hospital dramas can leave you in stitches.

Starring: Ju Ji Hoon, Choo Young Woo, Ha Young

5. Good Boy (2025)

An action-comedy with a strong emotional core, "Good Boy" is as thrilling as it is hilarious. Park Bo Gum's dynamic with Lee Sang Yi brings the laughs, while Heo Sung Tae consistently steals the scene with his comic flair.

Starring: Park Bo Gum, Lee Sang Yi, Heo Sung Tae

6. What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim (2018)

A staple in the rom-com genre, this drama is led by Park Seo Joon’s charmingly narcissistic CEO and Park Min Young’s composed yet witty secretary. Their chemistry is off the charts, and the over-the-top comedy is endlessly rewatchable.

Starring: Park Seo Joon, Park Min Young

7. Hospital Playlist (2020–21)

This beloved medical slice-of-life series blends heartwarming friendships with natural comedy. The ’99 line cast members share undeniable chemistry and their relatable bickering brings countless laugh-out-loud moments.

Starring: Jo Jung Suk, Yoo Yeon Seok, Jung Kyung Ho, Kim Dae Myung, Jeon Mi Do

8. Behind Your Touch (2023)

This fantasy-comedy crime series surprises with its unique premise — a vet who gains the ability to see people’s pasts by touching their buttocks. While the storyline may sound bizarre, the execution is full of charm, absurd humor, and great performances.

Starring: Han Ji Min, Lee Min Ki, Suho (EXO)

9. Welcome to Waikiki (2018–19)

This situational comedy is pure chaos in the best way. Set in a struggling guesthouse, the show is packed with slapstick humor, hilarious misunderstandings, and unforgettable one-liners. A must-watch for fans of classic physical comedy.

Starring: Lee Yi Kyung, Kim Jung Hyun, Kim Seon Ho, Moon Ga Young

10. So Not Worth It (2021)

Set in a college dorm for international students, this Netflix sitcom is light, breezy, and surprisingly insightful. The cultural clashes and coming-of-age moments are treated with humor and heart, making it a truly underrated gem.

Starring: GOT7’s Youngjae, Minnie (G)I-DLE

11. Shooting Stars (2022)

Set in the chaotic world of entertainment agencies, this office rom-com showcases Lee Sung Kyung in her comedic element. The enemies-to-lovers trope is handled with just the right balance of humor and emotion, with plenty of quirky moments to keep you engaged.

Starring: Lee Sung Kyung, Kim Young Dae

Whether you’re in the mood for satire, slapstick, or subtle humor, these comedy K-dramas promise endless laughter with memorable characters and iconic scenes. With stellar performances from K-drama royalty like Park Bo Gum, Kim Seon Ho, and Park Seo Joon, these shows not only entertain but stay with you long after the final episode.

FAQs

Q1. Which comedy K-drama is best for beginners?
What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim is a perfect gateway drama for K-drama newbies, combining rom-com elements with laugh-out-loud moments.

Q2. Are there any recent comedy K-dramas worth watching?
Yes, Good Boy (2025) and The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call (2025) are recent releases that offer fresh comedic storytelling.

Q3. Is Prison Playbook purely a comedy?
Not entirely. It blends black comedy with emotional drama, making it a balanced and enriching watch.

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