NBC's streaming platform picks up K-pop drama from Paul Yoo, Neil Meron, and Kyle Hanagami

Olympic Boulevard will be about a “disgraced Korean American former K-pop star” who gets a chance to teach at a “K-pop training school” in America. We have some questions about that, like “What is a K-pop training school?” and “Why is there a K-pop training school in America?” but we’ll save those for when Olympic Boulevard actually comes out. Seriously, though, who is opening a school for K-pop in America and not, you know, Korea? Is it because there are lots of K-pop schools in Korea and so you have to build one in America if you want it to stand out? In an alternate universe, is there a version of this show where someone establishes a school for classic American country music in Busan?