TMDB Extraordinary You
Created by In Ji-hye, Song Ha-young · 2019 ·
Extraordinary You (2019) earns a 78% Celluloid Score — Recommended. Recommended overall. Created by In Ji-hye, Song Ha-young; stream on Viki.
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Where to watch Extraordinary You
Extraordinary You is catalogued under Viki — confirm current regional rights on the platform.
Is Extraordinary You worth watching?
Yes — Extraordinary You earns a 78% Celluloid Score. Recommended, created by In Ji-hye, Song Ha-young and streaming on Viki.
Critics Consensus
One of the smartest meta-romances Korean television has attempted — the comic-book conceit is used for genuine feeling rather than novelty, and Kim Hye-yoon's furious, funny heroine makes the fight for free will land.
Celluloid Critics Consensus
What is Extraordinary You about?
A high-school student with a heart condition keeps losing minutes she cannot account for, then works out why: she is a background character in a serialised comic, and the plot resumes without her whenever the author is not looking. Determined to author her own life instead, she goes searching for a nameless extra who also seems to be awake — and falls for him in the gaps between the panels her creator drew.
Critic Reviews
Extraordinary You Review (2019): Is It Worth Watching?
★★★★☆
In Ji-hye, Song Ha-young's Extraordinary You (2019) runs 1 season, 32 episodes on Viki — a fantasy series from South Korea carrying a 78% Celluloid Score.
Strongly recommended — worth the time commitment.
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Yes — Extraordinary You earns a 78% Celluloid Score (Recommended), averaged from critic 77%, audience 89%, Metascore 66/100, IMDb 7.7/10, and fan 83%. One of the smartest meta-romances Korean television has attempted — the comic-book conceit is used for genuine feeling rather than novelty, and Kim Hye-yoon's furious, funny heroine makes the fight for free will land.
No — Extraordinary You is not on Netflix. It streams on Viki, and on Celluloid it is catalogued under Viki. Streaming rights rotate by country, so confirm in your region before subscribing.
Extraordinary You first aired in 2019 (2019). Created by In Ji-hye, Song Ha-young; it streams on Viki today.
Yes — Extraordinary You is available on Viki in many regions (catalogued under Viki on Celluloid). Rights differ by country; confirm in the Viki app or the where-to-watch notes.
Extraordinary You has 1 season across 32 episodes (2019). Status: ended / complete.
Extraordinary You streams on Viki in supported regions. On Celluloid it is catalogued under Viki. Rights rotate — confirm in your country on the platform app.
At roughly 40–50 minutes per episode, Extraordinary You’s 32 episodes take roughly 24 hours of runtime (plus credits). Binge pace depends on season breaks.
Extraordinary You stars Kim Hye-yoon, Rowoon, Lee Jae-wook, Lee Na-eun, Jung Gun-joo, and others. Created by In Ji-hye, Song Ha-young.
Extraordinary You has 32 episodes across 1 season (2019).
A high-school student with a heart condition keeps losing minutes she cannot account for, then works out why: she is a background character in a serialised comic, and the plot resumes without her whenever the author is not looking. Determined to author her own life instead, she goes searching for a nameless extra who also seems to be awake — and falls for him in the gaps between the panels her creator drew.
Extraordinary You was created by In Ji-hye, Song Ha-young. It is a fantasy, romance, comedy series from South Korea, primarily in Korean.
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