K-Drama Dramas I Dropped
Yes, *GASP!* I do drop some dramas. If I'm a decent amount of episodes into a drama I will try to power through it so at the very least my time watching it will mean something. But, if it gets to a point where all I am is disappointed and/or annoyed by watching it, then I will drop it.
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1. My Toxic Lover
Filipino Drama - 2021, 7 episodes
Technically NOT DROPPED anymore.
I hate to drop things. I really do. But, I'm 6 episodes in and I'm just not feeling this.
I held out this long because I liked Aki Torres in My Day and wanted to support his next series.
But if I get to the point where it feels like work to get through an episode of a drama and I'm not looking forward to the next one (like today), then I don't think I should feel guilty for dropping it.
I think the main issue here was directing and writing. The sets are grand, the colors pop, the lighting is good, and you can tell the actors are really trying. But, if it's a bad script and the direction is bad then it's just not going to work. And I think that's what happened here.
This hurts me to say I'd give this a 5/10. But, it just hurt to watch.Update: I finished it because I wanted to give Worth the Wait a shot. And because I am a masochist apparently. I am happy to say Worth the Wait, so far, is a bit better than this series.
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2. YYY Special
Thai Special - 2020, 3 episodes
Not as good as the first series, but a worthy follow-up given the constraints they had.
I'm sure they tried their best. But, I just couldn't completely finish this.
Maybe someday I'll watch the last episode, but after the second one it just didn't feel enjoyable. I think they really needed those side characters to work off of.
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3. The Cupid Coach
Thai Drama - 2021, 12 episodes
I tried watching this. But, I couldn't get past the first episode. It was just so cringey and the acting felt very stiff.
I may give this another shot. Probably not.
If I do, it will be a while, and after I've watched the dramas I really love.
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4. Unforgotten Night
Thai Drama - 2022, 12 episodes
You know what? I didn't want to. It was badly shot, badly directed, badly acted, and badly edited.
I couldn't seem to find a reason to give it a shot longer than the first two episodes. That episode wasn't even entertainingly bad. It was just bad and boring. -
5. Police in Love
Thai Drama - 2026, 12 episodes
This isn't the worst thing I've ever seen. Definitely not. I've dragged myself through some serious garbage, believe me!
Just . . . I don't find myself looking forward to watching it, let alone seeing where the story goes. And the humor and romance land less and less for me as time goes on.
So, yeah. I don't want to continue watching it. So . . . I won't. -
6. Double Savage
Thai Drama - 2023, 12 episodes
Yeahhhhh. It's not worth it.
Much as I like these actors, this was a bad choice for a project. And I just don't see much potential, really. And, honestly, with a cast like this, I'm disappointed it's not better. -
7. Boyband
Thai Drama - 2023, 6 episodes
Still no subs for the other episodes. I give up. I just wanted to finish it for the sake of finishing what I started anyway.
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