Villains Everywhere

IT'S A GOOD SITCOM

Don't watch it as your main or only K-drama. This is the kind of drama you put on when you just want to relax and laugh a little. With so many dark and intense thriller dramas airing right now, Villain Everywhere feels like a fun little escape. It doesn't try to be deep or emotional, and that's the best part about it. Just sit back and enjoy the chaos.

I honestly watched this because of Choi Yena and was really hoping it wouldn't be that kind of cringe sitcom... and thankfully, it's not. Way better than I expected. The comedy is solid, and sometimes it even has real laugh-out-loud moments. It's rare to find a sitcom these days that actually lands, but this one does.

Don't worry, I've watched too many web dramas to know that this drama didn't have a cringe moment or wooden acting (don't worry, there are none of those web drama acting-like moments in it)

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WATCHABLE AND ENTERTAINING

First off, I can’t stand excessive cringey comedy, so this was a breath of fresh air! The humor was well thought out and seamlessly woven into the scenes and dialogue no forced awkwardness, just natural laughs.

I’ve got plenty of favorite moments, but episode 10 had me laughing the most. The last drama that made me crack up this much was Mr. Queen.

Oh, and I really appreciate that they didn’t push the high school love story too far even with the hints, they kept it subtle, and it worked beautifully!

I was so sure we’d see a romance between the first daughter and that guy in episode 10, but nope, disappointed there. But at least two of my favorite actors showed up as supporting characters, so that was a win!

Overall, I loved it! Such a fun watch.

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