Favorite Dramas

I haven't been able to stop thinking about this show since I watched it.

My first and forever favorite drama.

Everything about this drama is insane, including me while watching it.

My other favorite part is a major spoiler, so I'll just say they pulled off a nice, decent, moral ML who is interesting rather than infuriating and has a great (and very sexy) dynamic with the FL.

The only drama to have ever made me cry.

Lee Sung-kyung and Nam Joo-hyuk are near unmatched in how endearing they are individually and as a couple.

I'M angry that a show with a name and premise that sounds so ridiculous is this incredibly good.

I don't think I've ever seen a better friends-to-lovers story. Park Seo-joon's best role.

Non-stop twists. One of the most intricate dramas I've ever seen, plot-wise.

I cried at least once almost every single episode. So good, so emotional.

I love Pal-gang as much as Pal-gang loves those kids.

The relationship between the brothers really made the show for me, plus they really went off with the fairy tale aesthetic.

Like falling in love for the first time.

I never expected to fall this hard for a show about a man's mid-life crisis. IU is haunting in this role.

Best cdrama I've ever seen. Like a warm hug.

One of the best time travel stories I've ever seen. Plus a great OST.

I love a ride or die couple whose moral compasses are slightly off-center. (parts 1 & 2)

That Scene in the fourth episode rewired my brain chemistry. The rest of the show was good too.

Your drama wishes it could do enemies-to-lovers as well as Kleun Cheewit. My heart ached for them both.

So good that even with how mad I was at the 12th episode it didn't ruin the first 11 for me.

"Love didn't just happen to us. We built it slowly over the years, stone by stone."

Unsettling and then heart-breaking, in that order.

Don't question the legal stuff too much in this drama, just pay attention to one of my top all-time OTPs.

I didn't expect this show to work for me, but it really did. Solid A/B couples, great ensemble, and just a little bittersweet.

The second leads NEARLY steal the show, which is saying something when your lead is Lee Joon-gi.

Possibly the best transmigration drama I've ever seen because (spoilers) the story doesn't end when the book does.

Ji Chang-wook had me swooning and immediately adding the rest of his filmography to my watchlist.

Ohm and Nanon are so good in this. The rooftop scenes, y'all. THE ROOFTOP KISS.

Manages to fit in emotional depth and a sweet romance while constantly ratcheting up the tension.

This drama has it all: Social commentary. Queer eco-terrorists. Unhinged behavior. And I don't just mean the arson.

She just wants to eat and nap! He just wants to destroy his enemies so she can eat and nap!

Strongest opening episode of any drama I've ever seen.

Not my usual genre but damn. Phenomenal performance from Lee Joon-gi.

Seo Kang-joon as a wide-eyed robot learning to be human is so endearing it makes up for all the corporate politicking.

Comes with every single trigger warning and I don't know that I could ever rewatch it, but if you can stomach a disturbing revenge drama, this one's pretty great.

This show had no business being this good. So many stand out supporting characters would have stolen the show if the leads hadn't been Kim Jung Hyun and especially Shin Hae Sun.

Classic heightened romcom reality. Park Seo-joon commits to the bit.

This was a wlw love triangle and I'm still confused why there were male love interests at all.

Simple, sweet, and a unique take on time travel.

Yang Mi is a literal goddess.

Absolutely unhinged.

A queer fever-dream, in the best way.

Great character arcs for both FL & ML. Body swap device used sparingly but effectively; Dylan Wang should win awards.

Somehow made me feel nostalgic the first time I watched it??

Loved the exploration of celebrity/fan culture, and it didn't hurt that the romance was adorable.

I already knew Lee Jong-suk was amazing but this is the drama that showed me Kim Woo-bin was something special as well, and put them together...wow.

The leads were great, but it was the ensemble that stole the show.

It takes a village to raise a child. And apparently sometimes a child to raise a village.

So cute I started it for the 2nd time immediately after finishing it.

"Real teenage boys wouldn't act like that." I DON'T CARE. They're adorable, oblivious idiots falling in love.

Special place in my heart for this absurd drama that is just as over-the-top as the anime version.