TMDB W
Created by Song Jae-jung · 2016 ·
W (2016) earns a 80% Celluloid Score — Recommended. Recommended overall. Created by Song Jae-jung; stream on Viki.
Averaged from five public sources (critic, audience, Metascore, IMDb, fan). See how we calculate scores.
Averaged from 5 sources
Where to watch W
W is catalogued under Viki — confirm current regional rights on the platform.
Is W worth watching?
Yes — W earns a 80% Celluloid Score. Recommended, created by Song Jae-jung and streaming on Viki.
Critics Consensus
A genuinely inventive high-concept thriller with a knockout first half — Lee Jong-suk and Han Hyo-joo sell the metafiction even as the rules of the game grow slipperier than the show can fully manage.
Celluloid Critics Consensus
What is W about?
Oh Yeon-joo is midway through a hospital shift when she is pulled bodily into the pages of the hit webtoon her father draws, landing beside its bleeding hero — an Olympic shooting champion framed for the murder of his own family. Kang Chul begins to suspect that his world is authored rather than lived, and goes hunting for the man holding the pen, while Yeon-joo shuttles between two realities that keep rewriting each other.
Critic Reviews
W Review (2016): Is It Worth Watching?
★★★★☆
Song Jae-jung's W (2016) runs 1 season, 16 episodes on Viki — a fantasy series from South Korea carrying a 80% Celluloid Score.
Strongly recommended — worth the time commitment.
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Yes — W earns a 80% Celluloid Score (Recommended), averaged from critic 80%, audience 86%, Metascore 70/100, IMDb 8/10, and fan 84%. A genuinely inventive high-concept thriller with a knockout first half — Lee Jong-suk and Han Hyo-joo sell the metafiction even as the rules of the game grow slipperier than the show can fully manage.
W scores 80% because all five independent sources agree: critics 80%, audiences 86%, Metacritic 70/100, IMDb 8/10 and fan ratings 84%. A genuinely inventive high-concept thriller with a knockout first half — Lee Jong-suk and Han Hyo-joo sell the metafiction even as the rules of the game grow slipperier than the show can fully manage. See the full breakdown on the W series page.
No — W 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.
Yes — W 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.
W first aired in 2016 (2016). Created by Song Jae-jung; it streams on Viki today.
W has 1 season across 16 episodes (2016). Status: ended / complete.
At roughly 40–50 minutes per episode, W’s 16 episodes take roughly 12 hours of runtime (plus credits). Binge pace depends on season breaks.
W streams on Viki in supported regions. On Celluloid it is catalogued under Viki. Rights rotate — confirm in your country on the platform app.
W stars Lee Jong-suk, Han Hyo-joo, Kim Eui-sung, Lee Tae-hwan. Created by Song Jae-jung.
W has 16 episodes across 1 season (2016).
Oh Yeon-joo is midway through a hospital shift when she is pulled bodily into the pages of the hit webtoon her father draws, landing beside its bleeding hero — an Olympic shooting champion framed for the murder of his own family. Kang Chul begins to suspect that his world is authored rather than lived, and goes hunting for the man holding the pen, while Yeon-joo shuttles between two realities that…
W was created by Song Jae-jung. It is a fantasy, thriller, romance series from South Korea, primarily in Korean.