Tracey Bradley

searched Netflix for the drama, not there but the top search items it came up with were two shows with star Nam Joo Hyuk, so their search engine I believe is aware it exists. *fingers crossed*

Such a wonderful versatile actor, good to see him supporting his wife's new drama.

Such a wonderful in depth guide to Lee Je Hoon, thank you!! I have watched some of his work, will look out for more. I am looking forward to the 2nd season of Taxi Driver, I thoroughly enjoyed the first.

The fictional stories of victims should be told... seeing that so many of the factual perpetrators are free to walk around, justice having not been served... says everything you need to know about Korean justice. The "we were only doing as we were ordered to do" defence doesn't work (never worked for Nazis, Israel trawled the world for scumbags) when it comes to the murder and torture of citizens. You should all be screaming from the rooftops for justice for those victims instead of attacking a drama (some are only attacking it for political reasons, jump on the bandwagon and protect the perpetrators of heinous acts) so much misinformation on a drama that hasn't fully aired too... in my opinion the government and agencies shown in the drama so far made me very angry as they are all scumbags without an ounce of decency, even the wives are like painted dolls... nothing soft or nice about any of them... may they rot in hell, not once did I think they were showing the government as anything other than scumbags, they wouldn't have cast Park Sung Woong to start with, my first thought when I seen his casting was, ooooh what evil will he get up to. I see the Koreans have just pardoned the ex President Park Geun-Hye from her 22 year sentence for her part in a corruption scandal, the privileged elite still going strong in Korea....

so many awesome movies to look forward to with some of my favourite actors, hoping all mentioned get international release, the likes of Kill Bok Soon, Seoul Vibe, and Suriname are hitting Netflix so happy with that.

you told me to shut up earlier and then your imagination stretched to offensive remarks.. you resort to abuse, you lose any argument you wish to put forward, cause all we see is abuse...

I guess you didn't take my earlier advice regarding you being abusive to others...

spot on the government and security services are complete scumbags in my opinion, you don't cast Park Sung Woong for a start to play a nice guy... my first thought was what evil will he be getting up to, not disappointed, as an official he's in cahoots with China/NK to rig elections... the wives are portrayed as goddamn awful spiteful, like painted dolls/puppets. similar the casting of Jung Seung Jo, he gives me creep vibes, another bad guy role for him. ramming cars, abducting citizens, torturing citizens. I'm very confused when people are saying that the show is glorifying the government etc. I mean how... what I've seen is evil. Be interesting to find out the story of the headmistress she had a flashback of being bound at the top of a water reservoir.

ah first it was "shut up" now another attempt to shut down by making seriously offensive remarks... "Hitler was wrong to do what he did" hope that clarifies your mind stretching abilities of assumption...

who says you don't get to? you can have an opinion and give an opinion on anything in the world, are you being oppressed? don't dictate what others can or can't do..

wishing them both a long, healthy and happy life together xx congratulations xx hearthwarming

You assume you can speak for all Koreans... you can't, your neighbour, even a family member will hold a different opinion to you on a variety of topics.. you can only speak for yourself... telling people to shut up... first step to losing any constructive argument you might have. don't lower yourself to abusing others. The old copy and paste "you can't speak if you aren't *insert religion/country of birth* gets a little tiring, we're all human, we've all experienced life. You don't even know where I stand on the issue at hand...

who are you to decide whether koreans or non koreans can speak? who are you to decide how families who experienced the horrors should react? are you going to ask every single korean their opinion, do you think they'll all agree with you... don't assume you can speak for anyone other than yourself...

lost the will to carry on watching this drama, the mothers.... such a shame

the NSA portrayed so far in the two episodes of Snowdrop I've watched are scumbags in my opinion, torturing a suspect, shooting someone in the back, crashing/ramming a vehicle, that's what I take from the drama, the usual evil agency of a government. also a scene with the headmistress bound and gagged over a water reservoir fall, looked like she'd had a run in with the authorities in the past and had been tortured.

The mother in Something in the Rain... oh my god she was a piece of work... seriously off the scale of annoyances. A recent drama, Now we are breaking up is giving off a similar vibe , both Young Eun (Song Hye Kyo) & Jae Guk's (Jang Ki Yong) mother/stepmother are sticking their beaks in, starting to annoy me... the couple are in love, let them make their own life/mistakes etc. leave em the f alone.. grrrr hehe.

declining a Takaski Miike project...ooof gobsmacked... good luck to the cast and crew on the project

I know it won't happen, but second male lead, Lee Hyun, my ending would have them two together happy ever after. He's been there for her and protected her for many years... that's true love. aigoo <3

Not so keen on the mistaken identity, them thinking she's her sister/doctor (criminal offence impersonating a doctor) she needs to fess up and fast... no amount of comedy will excuse or distract from that. The boys are very talented, hoping for more performances/music from them. Had a few laugh out loud moments in the first episode, I like Park Bo Gum hehe. Enjoyable. I'm there for the duration. hwaiting.