Common Sense Media Review
By Joly Herman
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Captivating, twisty K-drama deals with abduction, romance.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 13+?
Any Positive Content?
Where to Watch
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Link: Eat, Love, Kill
What's the Story?
In LINK: EAT, LOVE, KILL, celebrity chef Eun Gye Hoon (Yeo Jin-goo) has been behaving erratically. He laughs hysterically when serious diners are sitting down to table and cries; his tears splash into intricate sauces. He recognizes that these rogue feelings are similar to those he felt with his twin sister when they were kids. When he crosses paths with a young woman (Moon Ga-young), he feels that pang of recognition again. Could she be his sister?
Is It Any Good?
Provocative and addictive, this mysterious K-drama teases viewers into gobbling up one episode after another. In Link: Eat, Love, Kill, a grubby corner of Seoul becomes a locus of intrigue that will keep teens on the edge of their seats.
Stalking, abduction, kidnapping, and serial murder are themes, but there's an earnest quality to the main characters that keeps the plot from veering too far into creepy territory. Families with teens who like a little romance with their mystery will enjoy this show the most.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about perseverance in Link: Eat, Love, Kill. Can getting to the bottom of things be destructive? What's the difference between perseverance and obsession?
Characters experience having synchronized feelings with one another. How is empathy helpful for the characters in this show? How can it be harmful?
Main characters harbor secrets that could harm them or others. How does self-control benefit people who are trying to learn the truth about others' actions?
TV Details
- Premiere date : January 1, 2022
- Cast : Moon Ga-young , Yeo Jin-goo , Lee Kyu-hoi
- Network : Disney+
- Genre : Drama
- Topics : Family Stories ( Siblings )
- Character Strengths : Empathy , Perseverance , Self-control
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- Last updated : September 18, 2025
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