The other big Korean drama right now Image copyright Content K Image caption Korean drama Something In The Rain is one of the country's latest hit TV exports You might have heard of K-pop, but there's more to South Korea's vibrant entertainment industry than just music. Welcome to the world of K-drama.
A fresh-faced young man sits alone in a bar nursing a whisky, the ice cubes clinking against the side of the glass as he looks forlornly into it.
We cut to a woman, slightly older, with a mobile phone to her ear on a busy street. She too looks like something is weighing heavily on her mind.
The soundtrack plays a schmaltzy love song.
"The man who was very sad is the younger brother of the friend of the girl on the phone," explains Ma Jung-hoon, the show's producer. "And they started liking each other, but their parents said they didn't want them to get married."
Something in the Rain (or Pretty Sister Who Buys Me Food, as it's known in Korean), is South Kor..