moritz

web (tving production, that's the tvn/jtbc streaming service)

Episode 3 & 4 are out but not subbed yet. I hope it doesn't take as long as last week.

True. I get that it can hinder the immersion but it‘s not a dealbreaker, and there are barely any cg scenes anyways

I was vibing to music and misread the title as "Sibling Romance: Is It Forbidden?" 😂 that caught me off guard

Mobile gaming ads is exactly what any good drama needs /s

It's a glitch apparently. It dropped from 9 to 7.6 if you check the statistic. This is a frequent issue with airing popular dramas

I hope this will be crime heavy, something like a cult or serial murder would be dark but suitable for the setting. If it's centering around supernatural powers i probably won't like it

we are nearing the 24 hour countdown

it has 6 episodes instead of the usual 12+, i like that

She's been in 3 of the last 4 kdramas I watched. And probably the longest running career i've seen on mdl, 61 years and counting

Depends on where they live, it's distributed by TVING, Ondemandkorea and Kplus. In a lot of countries it's not available legally i think.

> It had an excellent story
We have seen two of 16 episodes, it's pretty hard to judge the story at this point

it's also on k plus but i think they aren't available outside some asian countries

Not the first time that piracy has been more userfriendly than legal means

There don't appear to be any subtitles yet, what a shame

Will this stream on Nickelodeon?

heavily depends on the encode quality. but yes, in darker scenes the bitrate is sometimes too low.

and if you want to collect for an archive it might make sense to opt for the larger version, you never know what sort of tech will be around in 20 years

uhd blurays have 3 to 5 times larger filesizes than streaming services and usually visual and audio perks like 7.1 audio and dolby vision. it can make a difference
also some people simply enjoy collecting them

> Were did you read that it had distribution rights
unogs, but there are other sites that do the same. they check the current availability, and the crowned clown is watchable in 37 countries

Region locks are IP geolocation, not language based.

I just looked up the crowned clown, and netflix has distribution rights for greece, so it's a different issue on your end, not the lack of licensing.

They air the show in 37 countries. That leaves 158 countries in which you can't watch it without a vpn.