Just read that ksh agency admitted the naked guy washing dishes is him. Loll and there they were denying everything…
KSH and GM never denied dating in the past, specifically summer 2019-fall 2020. Last year’s denial was for the “rumors that they were dating currently”. Last week’s denial was about him dating her when she was a minor/from 2015-2021 and that she pressured him to pay her debt. He also denied going to her family home when she was a minor but never denied going to her apartment that she purchased when she was an adult (where the photo washing dishes was taken).
Reading comprehension is essential in dissecting allegations and rebuttals.
OMG they were adorable. I admit, however, that I spent the first half of this drama wondering why Eun Ho and Soo…
She got friendzoned soooooo bad. I guess it was blessing in disguise as it made her wait for her own knight in shining armor. Plus she could finally live in luxury (it’s implied that his Dad will be supportive moving forward) as she deserves it so much for being the best human being in the series!
The series is cute but the characters that really pushed me to finish the 12 episodes were the second lead couple. I would even want a spin off for those two. 🥹
The low ratings from viewers wasn’t isolated to the poor choice of mentioning the war but the whole finale ep was just difficult to watch—- went all over the place, YYS overacted, CSB wasn’t so convincing (and so with the prior episodes), etc. Several of us hoped that it would end well as it started nicely. Some even went as much as adding it to their top 2024 k-drama list despite still on-going, but admit it, the red flags were there all along. We just chose to ignore them. The production tried, and for that I’m grateful. However, it definitely does not deserve to be a top drama— quality wise. Something hurts in my head whenever I’m reminded of eps 11 and 12. Uggh that was painful to watch.
Rest in peace, Sir. Thank you for the wonderful 14 years of fan girling. I hope you're healed now from everything that's pained you. May your light continue to shine in the after life.
What a lacklustre ending. The tofu challenge should've been the final challenge and I don't think that the Napoli…
I think Tofu Challenge should have gone first before Cook Your Life. That way all of the remaining White and Black Spoons would experience the tofu challenge. the winner would then be very deserving of the first spot for the finals.
It's been days since I finished this show but I still feel the show runners messed up the order of the semi-finals' challenges. Endless challenge should have gone first before Cook Your Life. That way everyone will be able to show that they deserve that first spot to qualify for the finals.
can anyone recommend me any other food competition or show pls ? this is my first one and im quite enjoying
Not food competitions but the Koreans have pretty solid cooking-based shows that you may want to check: Unexpected Business S1-S3, Youn's Kitchen, Jinny's Kitchen, Baekpacker Chef, to name a few.
What a treat! Been clapping all throughout the eight episodes. While I may not be fully impressed with the ending, I respect the artistic choice to present it that day. It just felt anticlimactic for a severely intriguing storytelling they were so consistent with up until that final scene.
Putting that aside, thank you, Queen Woo, for this wonderful experience. This was the first series that I was able to finish since Queen of Tears last April. All of the shows I watched post-QoT felt bland and uninteresting enough. Queen Woo had me from the start, caught my attention, and made me clap for the artistic choices they had in the writing, cinematography, and overall production. Totally worth rewatching and highly recommended!
I started this show without researching about the people behind the show. First episode in, the directing style and cinematography looked oh so familiar, the script was also reminiscent of an older drama that I liked but became disappointing. Then boom, found two actors who were also in it. Turned out it was really the same people behind Something in the Rain. I just hope the writing and execution will be much better here.
What a warm and cozy series. Will definitely watch it all over again. The leads' chemistry was sooooo good and the palette used for the entire drama is just warm, comforting in a way.
That is your perspective though. If getting a trophy from a few selected judges is a win for you, then okay. But know that a win could also be topping the markets and entertainment industry, which is more tangible in terms of profit versus just a trophy. A win could also be a feeling of overcoming something despite the odds.
This show is one of the 2 dramas this year that has been labeled as the greatest piece of television in 2024 by…
It's quite hard to compete for certain awards with just four eps eligible for Baeksang 2023-2024 (Queen of Tears) vs completed dramas. Besides, the contenders are also great and were huge when they aired last year. What I'm saying is perhaps let's just wait for other awards shows where QoT can compete fairly. We still have AAA and Blue Dragon, to name a few.
Last year’s denial was for the “rumors that they were dating currently”.
Last week’s denial was about him dating her when she was a minor/from 2015-2021 and that she pressured him to pay her debt.
He also denied going to her family home when she was a minor but never denied going to her apartment that she purchased when she was an adult (where the photo washing dishes was taken).
Reading comprehension is essential in dissecting allegations and rebuttals.
Endless challenge should have gone first before Cook Your Life. That way everyone will be able to show that they deserve that first spot to qualify for the finals.
Unexpected Business S1-S3,
Youn's Kitchen, Jinny's Kitchen, Baekpacker Chef, to name a few.
Putting that aside, thank you, Queen Woo, for this wonderful experience. This was the first series that I was able to finish since Queen of Tears last April. All of the shows I watched post-QoT felt bland and uninteresting enough.
Queen Woo had me from the start, caught my attention, and made me clap for the artistic choices they had in the writing, cinematography, and overall production. Totally worth rewatching and highly recommended!
First episode in, the directing style and cinematography looked oh so familiar, the script was also reminiscent of an older drama that I liked but became disappointing. Then boom, found two actors who were also in it.
Turned out it was really the same people behind Something in the Rain. I just hope the writing and execution will be much better here.
What a warm and cozy series. Will definitely watch it all over again. The leads' chemistry was sooooo good and the palette used for the entire drama is just warm, comforting in a way.
What I'm saying is perhaps let's just wait for other awards shows where QoT can compete fairly. We still have AAA and Blue Dragon, to name a few.