The second half of Netflix Inc.‘s NFLX slow-burn vengeance K-drama “The Glory” season 1 has netizens hooked to their seats globally — and it is intense, emotional and cutthroat.
What Happened: After receiving praise for the first half, second half of the show’s season 1 is now streaming on Netflix.
The show’s gripping tale about a school teacher Moon Dong-eun, played by Song Hye-kyo, planning lifelong revenge against her high school bullies have netizens rooting worldwide.
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According to Netflix, “The Glory” is the most-watched non-English TV show globally, with 124,460,000 hours viewed. It is followed by the Spanish-language show "Wrong Side of the Tracks" Season 2 and Season 1.
Here are some top tweets about users talking about the second half of season 1:
Part one of “The Glory” was released on Dec. 30 last year, while the second part was released on March 10.
The show primarily focuses on how a young high school student survives horrific abuse at the hands of her classmates and plans an elaborate revenge scheme to make the perpetrators pay for their crimes.
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