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The Chair es una comedia dramática que sigue la historia de la Doctora Ji-Yoon Kim que se convierte en la primera directora del departamento de inglés de la prestigiosa Universidad de Pembroke.

20 de agosto de 2021 en Netflix / 30min. / Comedia dramática, Comedia, Drama
Título original: The Chair
Creada por Amanda Peet, Annie Wyman
Reparto Sandra Oh, Jay Duplass, Holland Taylor
Nacionalidad EE.UU.

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