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It looks like he's had the "Idol glow-up". But putting that aside, his name on the cast list, puts this on my ptw list. His comedic timing is impeccable.

https://www.soompi.com/article/998015wpp/lee-jin-wooks-sexual-assault-accuser-found-not-guilty
Just one of many articles explaining some of the details around his "scandal"

Anyone defending this person, please try watching ep 10 of the Kdrama "Tomorrow". It might help give a broader sense of the issues surrounding consent laws, in SK and in MANY other regions. And maybe some compassion for the victims instead of the perpetrators.

I have no problem with the acting, and it's a funny show, but unfortunately the science is bunk.

Please don't make assumptions about me! And let me just, finally state the WHOLE point of my original post. Many people are victims of rape and sexual assault (1 in 4 females in my region). Non-consensual approaches like in this show, can be traumatising. It was a trigger warning. VC and I had a respectful discussion. But you and a few others, have crossed a line, in directly attacking me. It's extremely disappointing.

It doesn't have to be verbal. Think about the fact that you don't want to force your will on someone else. It is AS SIMPLE as that. Vincent Cassano describes things pretty well. But sadly it is evident that many people need implicit instructions about how to NOT force your will onto someone else.

Very late reply, but the synopsis of this is giving me the ick too! Glad it's not just me.

There's always been cursing and nakedness in K-content. Its existence has nothing to do with the streaming platforms. You need to check the censorship ratings of the shows i.e. G, PG, 19+ etc., and select accordingly, if this is a problem for you.

Sadly he does get a lot of -ve on MDL - I think it's the curse of being too handsome (Much like Cha Eun Woo)
But I definitely like him, and many others definitely do too - you're not alone 😁

"Mr Queen" actor, Kim Jung Hyun...

So another article talking about actors, talking about a drama. No actual news, aside from NONE of them agreeing to it yet.

Why are there no Thai actors listed in the cast? Surely there must be some, if it's based in Bangkok!

Sincere apologies from me. Your comment made me realise I forgot to hit the tab on my spoilery comment.

Mind you, I like KYD. I can appreciate, for many people, he's not the greatest actor. But I'm weirdly compelled to keep watching him, with this expectation that he somehow has some potential...like he is on the cusp of breaking through to goodness (if not greatness 🤷‍♂️). Based on the rest of the cast (e.g. LEE SANG YI!!!!!) maybe this drama will be it!

Though I can't agree with your hairstyle taste (it looks too mullet-esque for me) I can agree with hair being a good enough reason to watch something! 😅

The key is "No fault divorce", SK doesn't have it yet (Although there are provisions for divorce if there is mutual agreement). It means you have to technicallly, legally, find someone in the marriage to 'blame,' for the divorce to be allowed. But most places don't have NFD. For example, UK only enacted laws for NFD in 2022!

Jeon Eun Ho's (PO) totally throw away comment, late in episode two, is a big one IMO. To paraphrase: Jealousy is wasted energy. If your partner is willing to betray you, forget about them. They are not worth wasting your time, energy and emotions on.
'Cheating' is just one form of betrayal. I am interested to see if this show explores any further.

Totally different take here but...if it were a real workplace, and I were a real attorney, I would tell HR. They're having sex in a wellness space that's meant to be available for everyone. That is NOT cool (cheating aspect aside)
On that basis, I think they chose that location for a bigger reason, i.e. they want to get caught. As to why; I hope that gets explored in further episodes.

Agree you can trust that it will be a strong FL if Ni Ni is in it!

Thanks for this! You've given me a whole list of dramas to consider.
I LOVE modern C-Dramas, but I'm not a fan of the costume drama genre, mostly because I've found 'historical settings' can often be used to reinforce gendered stereotypes. (I.e.females being considered less than males, in a range of ways) This list definitely makes me more optimistic!