A.I. Love K-Drama - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
It's Okay Not To Be K
Tia, an actress in self-imposed exile, returns for her shot at success. All that's in her way is the director, an inhuman Korean A.I. built to create the ultimate K-Drama.
All Hail The Kopi Prince
Friction between the human crew and their infallible robotic overlord reaches fever pitch. Meanwhile, something unexpected blossoms between Kim Hun and Meihua.
Don't Worry Be Daddy
In pursuing her dream, Tia faces her worst nightmare. Meanwhile, Producer Houxian suspects the studio wants to replace him with a robot.
Computer Crash Landing On You
Can an A.I. be depressed? The show's in crisis because Tia's lost her faith and Sangwoo's glitching out. Meanwhile, a desperate Houxian tries to delete his problem.
I AI A.I.
How can you end things without an ending?
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