Netflix Angry Mom
Created by Unknown · 2015 ·
Is Angry Mom worth watching?
Angry Mom (2015) earns a 75% Celluloid Score — Recommended. Recommended overall. Created by Unknown; stream on Kocowa. See how the score is built.
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Also known as 앵그리맘 Mamá está enojada Madre enfadada ラブリー・アラン 愤怒的妈妈 憤怒的媽媽 คุณแม่ขาลุย
Angry Mom season guide
Angry Mom has 1 season and 16 episodes , and it has ended (2015). Season and episode data from TMDB.
| Season | Episodes | Premiered |
|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | 16 |
Where to watch Angry Mom
Angry Mom is available on Kocowa — regional notes: Kocowa in the United States; Kocowa in the United Kingdom; U-NEXT in Japan. Catalog platform tag: Netflix.
Where to watch Angry Mom by country
| Country | Streaming on |
|---|---|
| Japan | U-NEXT |
| United Kingdom | Kocowa |
| United States | Kocowa |
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Is Angry Mom worth watching?
Yes — Angry Mom earns a 75% Celluloid Score. Recommended, created by Unknown and streaming on Kocowa.
Celluloid Verdict
A school-bullying revenge drama — Kim Yoo-jung’s Oh Ah-ran is a sharp teen turn in a still-discussed social thriller.
Kaiser Khan, Founder & Editor
What is Angry Mom about?
When Jo Gang-Ja attended high school, she was notorious for fighting. She gave birth to her daughter A-Ran in her late teens and became more responsible. Her daughter A-Ran is now a high school student, but A-Ran is bullied at school. Jo Gang-Ja decides to go back to high school to protect her daughter. Jo Gang-Ja becomes a high school student again.
Critic Reviews
Angry Mom (2015) Review: Back to School, Fists First
★★★★☆
Angry Mom sends a former teenage brawler back to high school to protect her bullied daughter, a K-drama that starts as comedy and grows into a sharp school drama.
Yes, with reservations. It suits viewers who like K-dramas mixing comedy with social bite, though its lurches from slapstick to heavy melodrama will not suit everyone.
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Angry Mom: frequently asked questions
Seasons, episodes, where to stream, the cast and whether Angry Mom is worth your time.
Yes — Angry Mom scores 77% on Celluloid. A school-bullying revenge drama — Kim Yoo-jung’s Oh Ah-ran is a sharp teen turn in a still-discussed social thriller. Stream on Kocowa.
Angry Mom is catalogued under Netflix and commonly streams on Kocowa. Availability varies by country — open the platform app or the Celluloid series page for regional notes.
Angry Mom stars Kim Hee-sun, Kim Yoo-jung, Ji Hyun-woo and Lim Hyung-jun.
Yes in many regions — Angry Mom is a Netflix-catalogued title on Celluloid. Confirm your country’s Netflix library before starting a binge.
Angry Mom is primarily in Korean (South Korea). Subtitles/dubs depend on your streaming platform.
No — Angry Mom is not on Prime Video. It streams on Kocowa, and on Celluloid it is catalogued under Netflix. Streaming rights rotate by country, so confirm in your region before subscribing.
Angry Mom first aired in 2015 (2015). Created by Unknown; it streams on Kocowa today.
Angry Mom has 1 season across 16 episodes (2015). Status: ended / complete.
At roughly 40–50 minutes per episode, Angry Mom’s 16 episodes take roughly 12 hours of runtime (plus credits). Binge pace depends on season breaks.
Angry Mom stars Kim Hee-sun, Kim Yoo-jung, Ji Hyun-woo, Lim Hyung-jun, Koh Soo-hee, and others. Created by Unknown.
Angry Mom has 16 episodes across 1 season (2015).
When Jo Gang-Ja attended high school, she was notorious for fighting. She gave birth to her daughter A-Ran in her late teens and became more responsible. Her daughter A-Ran is now a high school student, but A-Ran is bullied at school. Jo Gang-Ja decides to go back to high school to protect her daughter. Jo Gang-Ja becomes a high school student again.