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for me, only 2 dramas seem intriguing or worth checking out-
There's a lover in my hometown
Thirteen hongs in Canton

Maybe 'Tell no one' as well coz it's a short thriller

hmm...seems like every channel is making one about divorce lawyers

if I remember correctly, firefighter actress from 'Sweet Home' used to be a pro boxer

athlete's career is grueling but shorter compared to others. gotta make a living somehow after that coz earnings made in career earlier won't last a lifetime (unless you're among the best in a popular sport like soccer or hoops). switch to entertainment is easier coz they're already fairly known in public eyes and less taxing on body

pls reply if there's an update regarding subs

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pls reply anytime whenever it gets subs or there's some update regarding it

surprised that 'Past Lives' moved people liked that coz premise and trailer looked pretty straightforward and bland. Might have to check it out then.

thanks a lot for the reply

if we're talking entire kdrama album then it's just DOTS and Goblin. Maybe IOTNBO as well. Stranger (2017) and D. P. (2021) gets the special mention.

its not gonna happen with him as lead but would be happy to be proven wrong

sigh....Tale of Nokdu still remains the only drama where she had someone opposite to her who could act

nice article and the advice about trying out movies/ short dramas and switching genres is right. The ones listed here (except 'Reset' or 'Oh no....') aren't exactly something I would recommend to a slumped viewer though.
Also more folks should try year end kdrama specials or 1 ep jdrama specials. they're usually quite a breeze to watch.
Another thing would be to try some literature or documentaries.

idk about swoon worthy but for intelligent ones-
On the verge of insanity (2021)
Life (2018)
The ideal city (2021)
Designated survivor : 60 days (2019)
Alice in borderland (2020)
Queen of mystery (2017)
Sherlock the untold stories (2019)
Chicago typewriter
Hot stove league (2019)
Kairos (2020)
Law School (2021)
Mad Dog (2017)
Money Game (2020)
The victims game (2020)
Through the darkness (2022)
The good detective (2020)
Burning Ice (2017)

tried and dropped. cast is not age appropriate which breaks the immersion and premise loses its impact after couple of eps

Jung hwan from Reply 88/ the rich guy from Mr. Sunshine/ Yoo ah in/ ML from Money Game/ ML from The kidnapping day/ Gu from My liberation notes/ specs guy from Law school/ Choi jin hyuk/ FL's husband from Anna

the one who's always gossiping? yeah so far its either jin soo or him or both

definitely some ott stuff here but yeah its more toned down. but there are family dramas out there that don't revolve around chaebols. atleast not as main ones. characters and dynamics in this are reminiscent of smth seen in those long dramas.

someone said it right in the comments few weeks back- this is a 40-50 eps family drama made into a 16 ep format which explains the ott scenarios, quirky siblings, ML-FL parents rivalry, unneeded love triangle etcetera.

not missing out on anything coz it's mediocre tv at best. plot had potential to be good as movie though with a bit more age appropriate cast