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I see a lot people commenting on FL. It's funny as we have only two episodes out and there is no much information about her life and motivation. The below summary is only my assumption so I am not marking it as a spoiler. Do Da Hae is afraid of fire and she mentions that she lost her parents. I think they died in the fire but she was saved by someone (maybe by Gwi Ju?). The family she has now it's not her real family. They helped her or decided to use her as she is alone and pretty. It is possible that she is obliged or maybe forced to repay their generosity by participating in their schemes.

They do show upcoming dramas. Uncle Samsik is visible as a preview from last week. I am located in Europe, Poland to be precise.

It's 10 for me. I am watching Hide too and the rating is 7.6 but it 8.5 in my opinion. I think majority of kdrama fans are here for sweet teenage school dramas and simple romance story like King the Land and Business Proposal. The older I get the more I enjoy thriller/action kdramas. I am OK with romance but I am fed up with "rich guy, poor girl" scripts. I want real life, real people.

I have the same thought. I hope that the things won't be rushed in a messy way with some plots left unsolved/unexplained to just finish it. The episodes are short comparing with other dramas - around 60 minutes and not usual 80 so it also can impact the ending. It's possible that they have another season in mind but it's not common in kdrama land so I want the closure to be satisfying from viewer's perspective. I love this drama so far and don't want to be disappointed with ending.

It looks like Disney will have two great shows on Wednesday - this one and Blood Free. I am positively surprised that it will be available in Poland.

Netflix has the most kdramas from all international platforms. They add new titles every week. Recently they also include Japanese productions. In May they will add four new titles (The 8 Show, Frankly Speaking, The Atypical Family, Military Prosecutor Doberman) and three of them will have a premiere there.

It's frustrating that there is no official information about streaming. Wi Ha Joon is very popular actor and most of his previous projects were available on Netflix or Disney. I know that many kdrama fans are waiting for this one and it is surprising that no platform decided to stream it and announce the news. I live in Europe (Poland) and Netflix is the best one as usually they stream dramas in all regions. With Disney, Prime or Viki it is not always the case.

It will be available in Poland too. Thanks

I am not sure whether it will be on Netflix. I am in Poland and dramas with premiere day in mid May are already visible in coming soon section but not this one. Maybe it's because it was decided recently.

I am asking myself the same question. Waiting for Wednesday.

The drama captivated me from the very begining. The general score is too low for this show. It has engaging characters and plot. The acting is high level.

Probably Netflix.

It's a gem. If you feel stuck or unhappy/lost just watch it to feel better and appreciate small things in life or people you have around. It's only 8 episodes lasting 20 minutes plus. For me watching it felt like therapy. I know that I will watch it whenever I feel lost.

Queen of Tears ends on 28th of April. It would mean one week without any drama but maybe there is some special event scheduled for Korean network in the first weekend of May.

I have seen some photos on IG with hashtag #thebaddestboy. I think it's a new title. The old articles I found stated that it was going to be Disney drama. Teo Yoo wears a prosecutor robe on some of the photos available.

Can't day change it to Tuesday - Wednesday to air two episodes per week or 2 episodes on Wednesday? I started watching it and really liked it but I will wait when there is more episodes (10 or more) as I don't want to obsess over each episode and wait two weeks for the next one. It's so frustrating.

If you are so sensitive don't watch any kdrama. It has to be traumatic to see all those male leads forcing girls to kiss them or hug, pulling them without their consent. Oh sorry I forgot that it's ok if a rich guy does it but if we have slapstick comedy with woman touching butts without any sexual connotation it is suddenly bothering lots of people here.

I really enjoy this drama. It has lots of funny situations and characters. I know that a lot of people thought that the idea with butt touching is cringey. It's not done in a repelling way. Most of these scenes are hilarious as she uses different excuses to do it. I definitely recommend watching it. I like the small town and tight knit community and all the references to 2521 drama.

Does anyone know where the drama will be available? Netflix? Viki?

Is there any news about this drama?