Describe a TV program you enjoy watching

The TV program I enjoy most right now is a Korean drama called 'My Mister'. It came out a few years ago, and despite the unpromising name, it's one of the best things I've watched. It's about an exhausted middle-aged engineer at a construction company and a young woman in her twenties who has been carrying enormous family debt since she was a teenager. They end up working in the same office, and the show is essentially about how they slowly help each other carry their respective burdens, without any romance whatsoever. I watch it in the evenings, usually two episodes at a time, with my wife. We started it last winter and have rewatched it twice. The reason I enjoy it so much is that it refuses to be loud. Most TV is engineered to keep you watching through shock and twists. This one earns your attention through small, very precise moments — a shared bowl of noodles, a long walk home, a scene where someone simply says 'you've had a hard day' to a stranger. I find that more moving than almost any high-stakes plot. It's also very honest about middle age, which most television treats as either a punchline or a tragedy.