TMDB The Heirs
Created by Kim Eun-sook · 2013 ·
The Heirs (2013) earns a 70% Celluloid Score — Recommended. Recommended overall. Created by Kim Eun-sook; stream on Netflix.
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Where to watch The Heirs
The Heirs is catalogued under Netflix — confirm current regional rights on the platform.
Is The Heirs worth watching?
Yes — The Heirs earns a 70% Celluloid Score. Recommended, created by Kim Eun-sook and streaming on Netflix.
Critics Consensus
Kim Eun-sook's chaebol fairytale is glossy, overstuffed and entirely aware of what it is selling — the plotting sags in the middle stretch, but Kim Woo-bin's wounded antagonist and the sheer star power keep it moving.
Celluloid Critics Consensus
What is The Heirs about?
Sent to California to keep him out of a succession fight, the second son of a Korean conglomerate meets a scholarship student working three jobs and follows her home. Back in Seoul, both end up at Jeguk High, where classmates are ranked by their parents' holdings and a rival heir with an old grudge decides she is the perfect way to hurt him. Engagement contracts and boardroom leverage do the rest.
Critic Reviews
The Heirs Review (2013): Is It Worth Watching?
★★★★☆
Kim Eun-sook's The Heirs (2013) runs 1 season, 20 episodes on Netflix — a romance series from South Korea carrying a 70% Celluloid Score.
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Yes — The Heirs earns a 70% Celluloid Score (Recommended), averaged from critic 62%, audience 82%, Metascore 55/100, IMDb 7.5/10, and fan 76%. Kim Eun-sook's chaebol fairytale is glossy, overstuffed and entirely aware of what it is selling — the plotting sags in the middle stretch, but Kim Woo-bin's wounded antagonist and the sheer star power keep it moving.
No — The Heirs is not on Prime Video. It streams on Netflix, and on Celluloid it is catalogued under Netflix. Streaming rights rotate by country, so confirm in your region before subscribing.
The Heirs first aired in 2013 (2013). Created by Kim Eun-sook; it streams on Netflix today.
Yes — The Heirs is available on Netflix in many regions (catalogued under Netflix on Celluloid). Rights differ by country; confirm in the Netflix app or the where-to-watch notes.
The Heirs has 1 season across 20 episodes (2013). Status: ended / complete.
The Heirs streams on Netflix in supported regions. On Celluloid it is catalogued under Netflix. Rights rotate — confirm in your country on the platform app.
At roughly 40–50 minutes per episode, The Heirs’s 20 episodes take roughly 15 hours of runtime (plus credits). Binge pace depends on season breaks.
The Heirs stars Lee Min-ho, Park Shin-hye, Kim Woo-bin, Kim Ji-won, Kang Min-hyuk, and others. Created by Kim Eun-sook.
The Heirs has 20 episodes across 1 season (2013).
Sent to California to keep him out of a succession fight, the second son of a Korean conglomerate meets a scholarship student working three jobs and follows her home. Back in Seoul, both end up at Jeguk High, where classmates are ranked by their parents' holdings and a rival heir with an old grudge decides she is the perfect way to hurt him. Engagement contracts and boardroom leverage do the rest.
The Heirs was created by Kim Eun-sook. It is a romance, drama, teen drama series from South Korea, primarily in Korean.
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