For subtitles vs. dubbed audio, some platforms offer subtitles instead of full dubbing. The user might need to look for that. Also, pirate sites can be a risk, both legally and for malware, so it's important to warn against them.
I should mention checking local cable TV guides because the show might air in certain regions. But that's less likely. Other options could include using a VPN to access Korean platforms like Tving or Olleh TV, which might have the English dubbed version. But again, legality depends on the region.
Summarizing steps: Check legal platforms like Viki, use subtitles if dubbing isn't available, consider regional streaming services with a VPN (if legal), warn against piracy, and suggest official sources.
Next, I'll think about where the show is available legally. Maybe platforms like Viki or YouTube. Viki does offer Korean content with English subtitles or dubbed audio. I should check if they have this specific show. Also, some episodes might be uploaded by the original network on YouTube, but those might require subscriptions or be limited.