Why it may be worth watching
- Oasis combines Drama storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Jang Dong-yoon, Seorina, Choo Young-woo.
TV series
Oasis
In 1980s South Korea, two friends face a romantic rivalry amidst the turmoil of political unrest, leading to tragedy and a quest for revenge that could tear them apart.
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Cast
Jang Dong-yoonLee Doo-hak
SeorinaOh Jung-jin
Choo Young-wooChoi Cheol-woong
Kim Myung-sooLee Joong-ho
Kang Kyung-hunKang Yeo Jin
So Hee-jungMrs Jung-am
Kang Ji-eunCha Geum-ok
SeungheeHam Yang-ja
Do Sang-wooKim Hyung Joo
Jin Yi-hanOh Man Ok
Im Seung-junWool Peu [Gangster]
Jeon No-minHwang Chung Seong
Song Tae-yoonKim Kil Soo
Viewing guide
Is Oasis right for you?
Who may enjoy it
Best suited to viewers looking for Drama. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
Content notes
A regional age classification is not currently listed. Ratings vary by country; use this as a quick screening note rather than a complete parental guide.
Themes and topics
high schoolromancehistoricalchildhood friends1980s1990syouth
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Reviews
ParkMinExternal review ·
The drama had no right or reason to get the full 16-episode lengthy runtime. Zooming out to look at the drama as a whole, they turned a movie plot into a fully-fledged 18+ hours of redundant episodes. This was quite apparent, watching the writer struggling immensely at every turn. It's also why the writer incorporated cheap antics to get around the plot, the worst of which were the cowardly sneaked-in time-skips, a deplorable trope. Anyway, the writer must have been wearing his clown costume while scripting the last episode. This drama had no respect fo…
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The drama had no right or reason to get the full 16-episode lengthy runtime. Zooming out to look at the drama as a whole, they turned a movie plot into a fully-fledged 18+ hours of redundant episodes. This was quite apparent, watching the writer struggling immensely at every turn. It's also why the writer incorporated cheap antics to get around the plot, the worst of which were the cowardly sneaked-in time-skips, a deplorable trope. Anyway, the writer must have been wearing his clown costume while scripting the last episode. This drama had no respect for the viewers or their time. We were promised an oasis but we were left stranded in the desert.
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